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akoa naman gilimpyohan ang lumot... btaw oi, unsa man nga lumot imong gusto ba?

Quote from: insurectus on April 04, 2008, 12:47:38 PM
sa ramos is i think rhine na diha not sure asa ng ramos ext.
try pcexpress somewhere kana sa jones nga branch kay
way ayo to atbang sa SM branch

hehe dli man tngali ramos ext... junquera ext tngali...

not sure about the pricing karon, wla naman ko sa cebu nag-work gud. mga former supplier na sila sa previous company nga akoa gitrabahoan sauna, diha sila nag-office likod sa bakery (goldie glo) man tngali to. daghan sad diha sa may jones dapit.

Quote from: fame on April 01, 2008, 05:12:46 PM
Kinsa kadtong taga Calape tubag please
kay aduna koy mga pangutana.

From Norway

ask ka huwebes ba gihapon tabo sa calape? heheh

peace!

no problem ate!

try to check sa may Ramos dapit (around Junquera Ext) naa mga computer shops diha... just make sure nga kadto daan2x na nga company para dli ka daganan sa warranty nimo.

sorry Elaine kay akoa ra sad na nga kinit-an somewhere in the wild.

The Philippine government's official weather service, PAGASA, has replaced its SGI supercomputer with a clustered Debian Linux system that can process information vital to protection against typhoons, floods, droughts, tsunamis and other wild weather conditions at a fraction of the cost.

The cluster includes eight PCs running as a single node, connected via a gigabit switch, each with dual 64-bit Intel Xeon processors running the Debian Linux OS.

"We tried several Linux flavours, including Red Hat, Mandrake, Fedora etc," said Alan Pineda, head of ICT and flood forecasting at PAGASA.

"Our ICT group came out with Debian as the most stable in servers, especially when things are being done pretty much in automatic mode. In our workstations the preference among programmers is Ubuntu, which is basically Debian-based," he said.

The major motivation for migrating to an open source based system was cost. Previously, for almost a decade PAGASA used an SGI Irix supercomputer that cost over P200,000 (AUD$5200) a month to run. Since September 2007, the Debian Linux cluster has dropped that monthly figure down to around P10,000 (AUD$260).

"The other motivation was to increase computing power with less capitilisation. With Irix, our capitilisation was about P25 million (AUD$655,000). With the Debian cluster we spent around P2 million (AUD$52,000) including the migration cost and training," Pineda said.

"It doesn't make a dent in our budget; it's very negligible."

Pineda said PAGASA also wanted to implement a system which is very scalable.

All in all PAGASA uses 32 clustered processors, with 16 devoted to R & D and 16 for operational purposes.

The cluster works as part of the Philippine Interactive Communications Weather Information Network (PICWIN) which provides weather forecasting and an automatic warning system.

Continue reading from the source...   

by: Andrew Hendry
Source:  PCWorld

Another Source: SlashDot

mura uwahi na ko pero "thai version" windows tngali ang gamit nga OS sa computer, so by default thai language ang settings then sa hotmail iyang ma-detect nga thai ang default so thai pud iyang gamiton. i dont have any experience sa thai, chinese ug japanese ra akoa.

by the way, "trojan" is a kind of malicious software (malware) using the idea of the famous helen of troy (Trojan Horse) story. this code is most likely used as a backdoor program of some system (windows or unix-like) to do some things like an opening on the system (entry point of a cracker). a trojan can be a computer worm or a computer virus... depende sa naghimo.

more detailed explanation makita sa wikipedia.org

hehe the old DOS days...   

By Clement James
4 March 2008 07:35AM


Buffer overflows are at the heart of a series of attacks against Facebook and MySpace, security firm Fortify Software has warned..

Criminal hackers now view social networking sites as their best target for attacks, according to Rob Rachwald, director of product marketing at Fortify Software.

Part of the reason is that such sites are designed to be usable by "unsophisticated" consumers, meaning that the barrier to entry for attacks is potentially lower as users are more likely to click on a link that leads to malware.

"A buffer overflow enabled hackers to exploit the Aurigma ActiveX image uploading software used by Facebook, MySpace and other social networking sites," said Rachwald.

"The bad news is that this exploit is being used in a hacker toolkit currently being offered for download on several Chinese language sites, meaning that novices have been able to stage these attacks, and not just professional hackers."

Rachwald argued that social networking sites can no longer limit protection to their own security practices, but must take in the practices of their suppliers.

"Had Facebook and MySpace required Aurigma to provide proof of a code audit before sourcing the plug-in this latest security issue could have been avoided," he said.



Read More from the SOURCE: http://itnews.com.au/News/71298,hackers-attack-myspace-and-facebook.aspx

fuel tax excluded... 

taken from a friend's desktop:: compiz-fusion

gilibutan mi mga muslim, as in tapad sa amoa gipuy-an ang ilang mosque. plano unta mi magsugba ug baboy pero basin manimaho nya iriklamo nya mi.

now you guys knw my taste... 

duha sa akoa mga paborito

oist, naa baya ko wallpaper nga lumot... under the sea with shell nga naa sa bato nga gilumot. hehe but nice kaayo sya. makawagtang sa pressure nako kung kta ko sa akoa deadline. hehe tungod ug alang sa lumot.

nope, default skin man tngali ni i believe... wa pa man ko kahilabot sa akoa profile. d sad ko ganahan nga green tanan oi, mura ta ug avocado ana.

dli man ko mag-ingon ana...

utok ug akoa dugo kay green naman gud. heheh btaw, mao na kasagaran akoa buhaton sad so akoa sad gi-apply sa akoa desktop.

nice kaayo sa mata ang tubig ug dahon...

hahaha  in the first place, user baya ang "kasagaran"  sad-an ngano ma-virusan... so ill drink to that! 

yeah, thats the beauty of virtualization...

mao btaw ang nakaapan diha sa atoa, less options ra ta so wa ta lain kapaingnan. hopefully mausab na tanan kung mahimo na nga 2nd boholano president si mike.

hehehe  then you have your own way. anyway, you can always scratch your head if you bump to something.

just a simple tip, dont use this command using root account #rm -rf *

 

as i've said, its TrendMicro solutions not just a specific TM product. yeah, i agree with you, there are some products of TM that really sucks and even ang tech support nila nga tagaManila maglisud ug support.

anyway, i have my own set of needs... you might have your own different sets of needs same goes with other users.  so if you're satisfied with your current antivirus, ma-proprietary man or opensource, why change... 

just my 2SGD cents.

sorry but i disagree     that ain't true...

desktop type linux or even redhat ES got gui similar to Micro$oft's "add/remove programs" or if its an rpm then you can use nautilus then click and install, both available in KDE and Gnome. i believe even slackware naa sad sila ilang kaugalingon tool for that purpose. try checking those linux for desktops, for sure you can find useful gui tools if you dont want to get dirty with the terminal.

love green wallpapers...   



refreshing kaayo imong makita after ma-minimize ang tanan applications sa imong desktop dili lang puro word, excel ug mga text imong makita kundi nice nga wallpaper.

ang user dli friendly...    always compare to windows... mangita sa button nga only in windows...
linux is linux, window$ is window$

got some couple of linux (redhat, slackware, debian) and unix systems running on trendmicro solutions for protection and trendmicro makes a lot of money out of it. cant tell you the figures...

previously naa sad ko redhat with fprot and mcafee on top of it.

calape (tultugan tngali) to catagbacan (loon) wa na sila telepono diha. 

maski sunog, kilat, ug uban pa nga kalamidad ila na nga business so ila na protektahan. users pay for those services nga gi-offer nila so ila na i-provide. kasabot ko ana na situation kay naa ko sa IT Service/Solutions Provider ko nga industry mao na amoa trabaho, everything naa jud backup solution para lang ma-satisfy ang customers.

same gud sa globelines, pila na ka tuig ang milabay wa jud gihapon telepono amoa bukid maski naa ra ilang cables sa amoa tugkaran (kuyog sa poste sa boheco) kay "dead zone" daw... ingon ko maayo man ug wireless na ilang infrastructure nga mahimo man nga dead zone, wired gud na so ngano mahimong dead zone ang wired.

sad to say pero ila lang jud gi-likoy ang mga tawo kay kasagaran motuo ra man pud nila.

wahhhh... naglaway na ko...

wa ko kita ug dugo nga baligya diri... so d mi kaluto ug dinuguan... huhuh

yay... mura ma-hold man ta ana sa airport tngali tungod sa kadaghan sa bringhaws nga gisulod sa baggage pabalik. heheh

pero before ang fiesta, akoa pa i-prepare akoa internet connection lagi... huhuhu or else dli ko madayon uli. globe visibility nalang jud tngali ko, at least makapangita ko ug singnal sa ilawom sa kalubihan or sa taas sa mangga. heheh

hahah, abi ba nako ug modako lang ang dagat... motiglum jud diay ang bohol.

no probs grazie, mao btaw naa ta ngari para magpatabang ug motabang sa nanginahanglan. that's the spirit of a true boholano.

manguli ta ninjo karon fiesta sa bohol karon Mayo pohon!

just a "period" will do... heheh dli na dapat motingog, makita btaw na sa binuhatan.

naa ko na-meet mga Guitguiten sauna, pero mga 1980s pa man d na ko ka-recall kay gamay pa ko. pero wa ko kabantay nga naa from liboron, mostly sa bagacay (loon) man na sila tngali.

silingan sa liboron...

heheh abe nako Vandel Buster   Virus Buster diay.

sorry... fanatic ra ko ug japanese manga/anime.

Quote from: slackware on February 28, 2008, 07:06:21 PM

It's the new SMART BRO PLAN 799 - the plug-it anywhere broadband!

this is similar to globe visibility right? hmmm philippines going mobile? 

Quote from: grazie7y on February 28, 2008, 04:28:06 PM
You sound credible, G@len!  Thanks!
Are you familiar with Cruznet?  Sige lang kadaut ang connection didto sa amo sa Manga oi!  The technician told my sister to have it changed to Smart or Globe but the thing is wala pa daw Globe maka abot sa Manga.  That leaves us with Smartbro.  So if hinay pod just like cruznet, why bother to change.  What do you think, G@len?

sorry grazie kay wa man na kaabot sa amoa ang CruzNet... btaw, cebu man sad ko sauna so wa ko idea cruznet. maybe Ben can tell us something about CruzNet...

Ben? calling.... calling... busy... busy... busy...   

Quote from: Julai on February 27, 2008, 11:09:04 PM
nahh hinay man ghapon tingali..ky mao man na gamit sa skul nila mama..ang ila landline naay external antenna pero crawling ghapon ang connection mao ila nlng gi cut ky wa man klaro..

im a "smart" bro user before, karon smart sis na! bongga! hehe  sa akoa lang ikasulti, you're sharing the connection with some other users in that specific Wi-Fi range. not sure if same pa ba ang settings, technically speaking, local IP address ang gipanggamit sa mga users then gi-route nila sa usa ka public address (possible router) located sa site nila. not confirmed by those tech guys behind smartbro pero mao na akoa nakita sa ilang setup.

sa bisaya pa, usa sa hinungdan nga mokamang ang koneksyon ninyo kung daghan mo nga smartbro users nga nasulod sa radius sa ilang Wi-Fi coverage tungod kay nagbahin ra mo sa gikusgon sa inyong gi-subscribe.

this is just my opinion... sa motoo lang...   

creates a "deep" hole in your pocket...   but its a good product, worth it...

tukod nalang ta ug infrastructure sa bohol! heheheh

as long as connected to a network then there's no way its secured...

just my 1 peso cents...

if im not mistaken, linux is playing with that thing for some time now... then vista came out of the picture. hmmmmm...

Quote from: brune on February 25, 2008, 11:33:36 PM

Quote from: slackware on February 25, 2008, 10:50:57 PM
there's no such thing as good antivirus for windows...if you want stability, use linux

yup, yup but it boils down to the user... windows OS usage is almost 90% and linux and other OS is the rest.

these figures might be true to desktop users... but ubuntu linux and its variants are starting to have a grip to the market share.

try to check f-prot antivirus... 

more power to tubagbohol, ni mike ug sa donor...

naa lagi dolphin sa video, mura wa man ko kabantay nga mangagi na sila sa abatan. hehhe
basin didto na tngali dapita na sa baba sa abatan paingon sa dagat.

lawin nuon kita ko daghan mangagi sa abatan...

abatan bridge... lawin nga jeepney. eheheh    korneks!

heheh my firefox works with MS Update

hi mari, mas maayo btaw ang LCD than CRT types especially sa power and space consumption ug gawas pa mas cool tan-awon ang LCD. just make sure nga klaro ang warranty. heheh

Quote from: junayag on February 01, 2008, 11:09:13 PM
Galen, maayo kay duol-duol ka lang sa atoa ( kay duna may Singapore to Cebu flight )...is that easy for you to avail some leaves at a short notice? for some events in the future... how's the business opportunities in Singapore for our native products / craftmanship, etc ).

ok ra baya sa akoa boss if mag-VL ko, magdepende lang sa availability sa airlines ug presyo. regarding sa mga native products nato, naa ko mga nakita nga mga bags nga same sa antiquera ug mga bling2x sa mga lalaki ug babaye. dont knw asa to nila gikuha, possible sa malaysia tngali.

by the way, we're in need of java developers... pero im not a programmer, im just a guy working  behind the company's shadows...

more power jud basta makatulog lang... or else mag-lowbat.

Quote from: bol-anon_ko on February 01, 2008, 12:25:55 AM
G@len unsa nga course imo nahuman sa TC? asa man pod ka krun?
Im currently based in Westlake Village, California..

CompE 2001, same ra ta ug department? or ECE ka? basin kaila ra ta! heheh
naa ko karon singapore, working sa usa sa mga IT company diri.

basin imong nabutangan ug padlock ang likod sa pwertahan mao nga dili maabri

Quote from: Ginger on January 31, 2008, 10:04:00 PM
Ang mga palahubog ai. Bella, sayo pa sa inyo, mamainit ka ug tuba?

dili na gani na tuba, Gin na para makatulog na ko. heheh naghagad man sya ug tagay so atoa tagayan! kinsa pa ganahan? hehe

 

imo na! 

ang mahibilin sa tuba? kana kung naa mahibilin.

anyway, cu n Loboc... btaw, mura nice na kaayo dah... mingaw na ko sa sapa sa amoa likod. heheh

speaking of takla, gimingaw na nuon ko sa amoa dah... 

wala pa lagi ko ticket, pending pa kay waiting ko sa sched sa akoa training (if madayon) basin mag-conflict sa schedule sa pag-uli.

samot na karon May pohon kay daghan fiesta, kung asa nga lungsod ang fiesta daghan motor ug jeep sa HiWay Patrol nag-standby sa balay pero wa ang tag-iya tua ra sa sulod nag-inum.

yeah... so bakasyon grande ta karon May pohon kay fiesta. heheh basin mobalik ko sa loboc river if madala sa pa sa oras.

wahahaha! btaw, gikulata ko sa deadlines man gud... lisud man pud kay panginabuhi man.

imo jud gibantayan dah...

bol-anon_ko, asa ka karon nalabay sa maayong kapalaran? 

owss... sa tumang pagPost ug miabot ra jud sa ika 500 nga post!

daghan kaajong salamat ninjo tanan dri sa TB ug sa atoang higala nga si boss mike.

boss mike, midayon ka dri SG? lahi na ra ba ko ug number PM lang ko nimo.

nice improvement ha!

nice na lagi ang dunggoanan, sauna kay mura kawayan ra man tngali to... 

as i know, $5k ra daw then the $3k is something like your (salary x 3 =~ 3k) assuming nga 1k imong salary.

pero giHold na nga memo diri sa SG ang kapaet kay nakaLinya na ko gahapon with priority number 277, miabot ko sa embassy around 9:20am nahuman ko process around 2pm (no lunchbreak).

by the way, ang akoa diay gi-process gahapon is the normal registration sa OWWA pa without the $$$ thing... supposedly Feb 01, 2008 ang ilang implementation diri pero ilang gi-hold.

http://www.philippine-embassy.org.sg/index.cfm?GPID=207

oist! batch 2001 ko sa TC maguwang ka nako ug 1year. heheh

Quote from: bol-anon_ko on January 29, 2008, 01:06:14 PM
When I left pinas.. open-source techonlogies popularity was still emerging ..how it is now?..

based on my previous experience (cebu), small to mid-size companies are using opensource technologies in developing there own system but they prefer not to come out into the public especially those in the MEPZ area. not sure why...

Source: ComputerWorld

Providing high school students with PCs is seen as a first step to preparing them for a technology-literate future, but in the Philippines many schools cannot afford to provide computing facilities so after a successful deployment of 13,000 Fedora Linux systems from a government grant, plans are underway to roll out another 10,000 based on Ubuntu.

Visiting Australia to discuss Linux and open source software in education at this year's linux.conf.au in Melbourne, independent open source consultant Ricardo Gonzalez, said there were a number of factors that led to Linux being chosen over the venerable Microsoft Windows.

Gonzalez, based in Manila, told Computerworld Linux became popular in the Philippines soon after the 1997 Asian financial crisis when open source was investigated for its value proposition to organizations.

"Open source was a viable business alternative because no one was doing it commercially," Gonzalez said.

...... continue reading via the source link 

hopefully this will fire-up the opensource technology in the Philippines.

naks! Jose Cuevo man jud!

heheh need to review those movies again to catch-up with this new film. 

wahhhhhhhh!!! mouli nalang ko sa pinas!!!

Filipinos and Dogs jud... why not Asians?   

naay open-source community sa cebu, naay mga outreach program sila nga gipanghimo pero mostly sa mga studs ug schools lang pud sa cebu lagi. last year, naa mi plano sa ako batchmates sa highschool nga mohatag ug sort of career information sa amoa nga sa school sa Loon then mga ginangmay nga workshops unta to (linux and opensource ang usa sa mga topics) pero wala madayon due to some internal issues sa grupo.

pwde moapil ko adto sa kusina?

kanus-a kaha mahimo nga unacceptable ang Micro$oft sa pilipinas?

Quote from: B:) on January 22, 2008, 04:10:28 AM
In my opinion, I have a feeling,
this is DOLE's way of saying to the filipinos to "please stay work in our country and not abroad". Or, pangkwarta lang ba kaha?

wala tngali ang "please" -- "Stay! work in our country!"

Quote from: Bohol Bol-anon on January 21, 2008, 09:54:02 PM
Stupid DOLE. Please forgive my language.

The employers will get workers from India, Mexico, China, and many other countries.

This DOLE needs to read the business section of newspapers. We are now in a highly globalized market. One job can be filled in by any nationality.

By enforcing stricter rules, DOLE is killing the Filipinos.

oowww... 8000USD is a lot of money to pay... so samut nga mohinay ang hiring sa mga pinoy workers while india ang mosaka.

dili ko ganahan mapalibutan ug mga b*** ug ilok!!!   

Quote from: Bohol Bol-anon on January 09, 2008, 07:38:50 PM
Mag bisaya ko diri aron dili masabtan sa taga laing planeta nga naghugaw-hugaw sa Tubag Bohol.

Karon lang gi-ataki ta ug usa ka robot ba to o kaha tawo nga nag-post ug thousands ka links sa ijang tindahan ug bulak. baho ra ba jud na sila.

palihug sa sunod, mangayo ko ug tabang ninjo. dili ko 24 hours sa kanunay nga maka-online. Kung duna moy mamatikdan nga lain ug lihok, padalhi ko dretso ug PM or tawag sa akong number sa Thailand.

daghang dautan sa internet nga lain ug mga tinguha. tabangi ko ninyo ug bantay.

kadtong mga gi-post nga libuan ka link sa mga bulak, buhat kadto nga pangataki sa tubag bohol.

daghan salamat,
mike

wa lagi ko ka timing ania dah... tsk tsk tsk  pareho ra man gud ta ug time zone so kung matulog ka matulog pud ko. magmata man gani pero nag-support pud. 

yeah, if it fits your needs then no need to shift...

ill drink to that!

sabado nights....         sa balay.

he's always good to all of us here in TB.

naa na ko balay oi, sabado naman.

and Wiki will have there own search engine wikiseek (wikisearch)

dapat lang ginger para dli na to mausab ang nahitabo nga mga panghitabo nga dli dapat hisgutan.   sakto ba?

hehheh naBusy sa mga project implementations... naa pa gani ko pending deadline so medyo kuhit-kuhit ra ni akoa sa pagkakaron.

ill drink to thank!

need to use acrobat pdf reader due to some features needed.

there are lots of things to consider before saying that a system or a browser is secure, not just the number of bugs or the bug-fix release for a certain period of time.

thanks for this new link mike.
sauna mag-cge lang ko ug paminaw sa Y101 FM station while away sa pinas pero karon it seems nga hapit na sila mag-close.   wahhhhhhh! 
mura wla naman tngali nagsupport sa ilang mga internet services.

Quote from: Ginger on December 13, 2007, 01:09:44 AM
Galen, nangutana ra ko oi...ahehe basin diay daghan siya kalo unya 77 kabouk.

heheh 77 jud?   anyway, welcome to TB pre!

Quote from: Ginger on December 12, 2007, 08:48:52 PM
Welcome to Tubag Bohol, Kaluo77!

Daghan diay ka ug kalo?

namira man dayon si ginger, wa pa gani maka-reply birahan naman.

then if you're ready for a full blown call centre, then you can ask people from avaya to help setup the needed voip solutions for you. but for starters, you better check the opensource community for the things they can offer.

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on December 09, 2007, 12:47:59 AM
I met somebody who formerly works as a supervisor in a call centre and gathered valuable data from him. Moreover, I made a brief research on the basic structure of a call centre operations and below are my findings.

Basic Elements & Functions:
1. Materials: Hi-speed connection, VOIP, Computers, server, networking hub, router, UPS to anticipate brown-outs, Generators, headset, office, software (operations and accounting), Web Site with affiliation to Paypal, Visa or Mastercard.

* hi-speed connection is not so important for a startup, if you're planning for a 10-line voip then a single server or (P4 normal PC) will do BUT with some little tweaking sa hardware niya. then install some opensource applications for VoIP services for the pabx~server connection and control. and dont forget the broadband connection, at least 512kbps with 2 providers for redundancy.

2. Legal requirements: SEC registration, Bank Account, Insurance and other local permits.

3. Database & Research / Survey Team
International Team that constantly searches / buys phone number databases & emails of potential customers. This is also called the life-blood of the business as without data, a call center can not exist.

* database, yes... opensource again is the answer. depende sa module nga needed just need some people to deploy and do the maintenance.

4. Outbound Team
They are the Sales Team & telemarketers selling products/services to customers found in the database. They are the door-knockers.

5. Inbound Team
After Sales Service. Responds to incoming calls, customer queries, provides technical information from calls initiated by the outbound team or from companies who subscribe from your call. They can also act as telemarketers opening further opportunities.

6. Human Resource / Training
Recruitment and Training of personnel. Quality control/ Employee performace evaluation.

7. Marketing Team
Promotes the call center to outsourcing companies. Searches for Potential products/services to be represented by the call center (where most of it are niche products). They negotiate corporate deals, local and international.

8. I.T. Department:
Maintains the software/hardware/networking materials. Maintains connectivity / signal quality. Maintains the web site, creates links and interface from outsourcing company to end-user.

* to consider, depende sa size sa company and equipments nga gigamit.

9. Finance/Accounts / Billing Team
Maintains the cashflow of the company. Determines profit & Loss. Logistics/purchase can be part of this team since it plays only minor role in a call centre.

10. Management:
The board of Directors. Policy making and spearheading company’s direction. Operations can be part of this team and assign somebody with double but related roles (to save overhead budget) while in infancy stage.

Basic package for telemarketers (NCR rate) ranges from 20,000 to 25,000 pesos plus commission.

In summary, the deeper you go, the more complex you will find it. However, does not mean impossible. I still believe there’s a huge potential & opportunity for a call centre in Bohol.

This is based only on my shallow research and limited knowledge. Perhaps TB members with hands-on experience could shed light.

masamang damo matagal mamatay... ang maayo nuon dali ra... tsk tsk tsk