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December 15, Saturday, 8.00pm
SAN ANTONIO DE PADUA
Church of Saint Anthony of Padua
25 Woodlands Avenue 1
Contact Persons: Francis Cepe /Tony Odiada
Tel no. 94761255/ 91052930

December 16, Sunday, 8.00pm
KALINIS-LINISANG PUSO NI MARIA
Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
24 Highland Road
Contact Person: Pauline Olindang
Tel no. 97510262 / 62887841

December 17, Monday, 8.00pm
MARIA, TALA NG KARAGATAN
Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea
10 Yishun Street 22
Contact Person: Lorena Lim
Tel no. 97414646

December 18, Tuesday, 8.00pm
KRISTONG HARI
Church of Christ the King
2221 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 8
Contact Persons: Allan Sato / Ving Rimando
Tel no. 96548467 / 92278043

December 19, Wednesday, 8.00pm
SAN ALFONSO MARIA DE LIGUORI
Novena Church
300 Thomson Road
Contact Persons: Ian Flores / Rey Estabillo
Tel no. 98215767 / 90863457

December 20, Thursday, 8.00pm
SAN FRANCISCO DE ASIS
Church of Saint Francis of Assisi
200 Boon Lay Avenue
Contact Persons: Alda Victoriano / Yolly Ligon
Tel no. 97621594 / 94876534

December 21, Friday, 8.00pm
INA NG LAGING SAKLOLO
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour
31 Siglap Hill
Contact Person: Nona del Mundo
Tel no. 98343591

December 22, Saturday, 8.00pm
BANAL NG ISANG-TATLO
Church of the Holy Trinity
20 Tampines Street 11
Contact Persons: Zap/Marie Zapiera
Tel no. 82881025 / 94783985

December 23, Sunday, 8.00pm
SAN MIGUEL ARKANGHEL
Church of Saint Michael
17 Saint Michael Road
Contact Person: Fr. Angel Luciano, CICM
Tel no. 63920592

December 24, Monday, 7.00pm
SAN PEDRO AT SAN PABLO
Church of Saints Peter and Paul
225A Queen Street
Contact Person: Jenny Arancon
Tel no. 62563163

moapas lang ko ninyo ug upload after nako mahuman akoa projects.

belated na diay ni akoa greetings dah!

ge lang... happy beerday lang japon!

hehehe bilib jud ko nimo GEC!

so mag-bike nalang ko ania from cebu to loon.

pak pak pak for the local government... kinahanglan jud nga naa ko makita inig-uli nako pohon.
wla gani bawion nako ang akoa 3 ka pak.

nice to knw about this but it seems lisud gihapon matuman based on current situation sa pinas... pulitika... pulitika... pulitika...

SOURCE:
http://crave.cnet.co.uk/gadgets/0,39029552,49293700-10,00.htm

Windows Vista
Any operating system that provokes a campaign for its predecessor's reintroduction deserves to be classed as terrible technology. Any operating system that quietly has a downgrade-to- previous-edition option introduced for PC makers deserves to be classed as terrible technology. Any operating system that takes six years of development but is instantly hated by hordes of PC professionals and enthusiasts deserves to be classed as terrible technology.

Windows Vista conforms to all of the above. Its incompatibility with hardware, its obsessive requirement of human interaction to clear security dialogue box warnings and its abusive use of hated DRM, not to mention its general pointlessness as an upgrade, are just some examples of why this expensive operating system earns the final place in our terrible tech list.

maybe you're talking to the latest or later version of panda... that was 3yrs ago i think, my first panda encounter.

checked bitdefender web site, im impressed with the platform support and its product line.

Tatak Vigilante!

PC Vigilante diay... heheh

still love to eat chicken sa kfc...  wa lain... mcdo chicken gihapon.

then switch to winxp pro

hi guys, i seems that i dont have any other options as of now... maybe ill go for the globe visibility if cant get the smart bro connection by end of december.   

mao diay nga nawagtang ang toinks, abeh nako naa problema sa PHPBB.

Quote from: ben on November 12, 2007, 04:26:59 PM
sure, it's ideal for college students - but we also need experienced people so that they can relate their real-world examples.

maybe you can start from your company. then spread the good news to every software developers in bohol thru a group mail.

maayong pagkabalik mike!

ben, why not hunt for some "interested" college studs to start with...

Quote from: ms da binsi on November 09, 2007, 04:16:43 AM
ehem. ehem. ehem!!!!

kinsay naay halls diha kay gilok akong tutunlan!!!

naa ko vicks nga candy diri nahan ka? gilok sad akoa tutunlan, gkan ko hilantan.

mao na ang giingon nga dili pa ninyo panahon nga makita si mike...

nawagtang si pareng kubotan? basin mikuyog ni mareng swakee.  

nice taste!

welcome to TB!

hi guys,

need to know the available internet connection in bohol.

Based on last year's info:

For Wireless and Laptop Users:
1. Smart Bro --> not offered to our bukid
2. Globe Visibility --> 2yrs contract (not good for me)

is there any aDSL connection offered by Globelines? or anything having some speed of 256kbps(guaranteed speed) will do... at least...

hi Glen, naa ra man tngali gihapon sila na-busy lang tngali.

wala na diay si bejabas? CALLING bejabas!!! 

Quote from: belleXTM on October 25, 2007, 01:34:41 PM
unsa imong ngalan: DBA 

DBA - DataBase Administrator?

heheh btaw, welcome to TB!

toinks! kada-adlaw bday... unsaon nalang akoa edad kung mao man gani na. tsk tsk tsk...
mosakit man sad dayon atoa tuhod anaa. 

  change subject!

maayo unta sad kung kada-adlaw sweldo hehehe

its good to hear about this...

expired na ang adlaw... pero sige gihapon mo... so daghang salamat...

if mahitabo gani mo nga naa mo sa Kembangan MRT station (SG), pangitaa lang ang Hotel 81 naa ra mi diha dapita.

ooops! gi-broadcast man jud ngari...

thanks guys and gals of TB...

akoa i-broadcast sa amoa college batch nga yahoogroup...

"matsalams" = mat-sa-la-mat-sa-la-mat-sa-lams...   onli n d pilipins!

i think and hopefully makauli ko May pohon... mga 5-7days ra tngali pud lagi.

naa na diay TTI sa ICM? sila man supplier namo sauna sa mga computer parts (thinking tools sa cebu).

virtually naa ko sa tagbilaran... so makauban ra sad ko ni ms. mari sa virtual surplus shop.

btaw kidding aside, wla ko sa tagbilaran.

ayaw ko tawaga ug mr. galen oi, lainan man ko mobasa... sakit sa mata.

dili man to Save On Surplus ang name, ug dili sad supplier ang HMR nila kundi mother company jud. anyway, as long as naa surplus computer shop.

careful lang sa pagpamili... mostly sa mga power supply anaa ra ba kay gikumbinar na. then naa sad casing nga mga branded pero if imong tan-awon ang sulod kay mga clones ra diay.

maybe a year ago, my bro mentioned nga naa daw branch ang 5J's sa tagbilaran... dili 5J's ang name pero under gihapon daw sa ilang group.

Shades of Grey

Within the community of individuals who find and exploit vulnerabilities in systems and networks are several distinct groups. These groups are often described by the shade of hat that they "wear" when performing their security investigations and this shade is indicative of their intent.

The white hat hacker is one who tests networks and systems to examine their performance and determine how vulnerable they are to intrusion. Usually, white hat hackers crack their own systems or the systems of a client who has specifically employed them for the purposes of security auditing. Academic researchers and professional security consultants are two examples of white hat hackers.

A black hat hacker is synonymous with a cracker. In general, crackers are less focused on programming and the academic side of breaking into systems. They often rely on available cracking programs and exploit well known vulnerabilities in systems to uncover sensitive information for personal gain or to inflict damage on the target system or network.

The grey hat hacker, on the other hand, has the skills and intent of a white hat hacker in most situations but uses his knowledge for less than noble purposes on occasion. A grey hat hacker can be thought of as a white hat hacker who wears a black hat at times to accomplish his own agenda.

Grey hat hackers typically subscribe to another form of the hacker ethic, which says it is acceptable to break into systems as long as the hacker does not commit theft or breach confidentiality. Some would argue, however, that the act of breaking into a system is in itself unethical.

Regardless of the intent of the intruder, it is important to know the weaknesses a cracker may likely attempt to exploit. The remainder of the chapter focuses on these issues.

SOURCE: RedHat Linux Documentation

The modern meaning of the term hacker has origins dating back to the 1960s and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Tech Model Railroad Club, which designed train sets of large scale and intricate detail. Hacker was a name used for club members who discovered a clever trick or workaround for a problem.

The term hacker has since come to describe everything from computer buffs to gifted programmers. A common trait among most hackers is a willingness to explore in detail how computer systems and networks function with little or no outside motivation. Open source software developers often consider themselves and their colleagues to be hackers, and use the word as a term of respect.

Typically, hackers follow a form of the hacker ethic which dictates that the quest for information and expertise is essential, and that sharing this knowledge is the hackers duty to the community. During this quest for knowledge, some hackers enjoy the academic challenges of circumventing security controls on computer systems. For this reason, the press often uses the term hacker to describe those who illicitly access systems and networks with unscrupulous, malicious, or criminal intent. The more accurate term for this type of computer hacker is cracker â€" a term created by hackers in the mid-1980s to differentiate the two communities.

lisud man tngali ikita sa mga carolinians diha sa bohol kay mostly wla man gud diha... mas naa pa tngali chance magkita sa cebu kay sa bohol.

Quote from: insurectus on October 08, 2007, 04:00:12 PM
unsa man lain diay lain business sa Google?
ako nabal-an is search engine ra man with those adsense thingy
and Yahoo does have a search engine too and is one big
webhosting company

previously ang yahoo search naggamit sa search engine sa google then later on naghimo ang yahoo ug ilang own engine for the yahoo search.

by the way, asa imong location?

tsk tsk tsk... another fatal accident sa lintuan   tinuod nga slippery jud na nga kalsada kay naopaw naman ang semento, dugangan pa jud sa likoon nga kung masayop ka adto jud ka mapunit sa ubos. naa pa jud mga crossings diha nga if dli ka magbantay as driver, naa mokalit ug gawas nga tawo/bata or sakyanan nga makaingon ug disgrasya.

girls talk lagi ni... gkan sa violation sa TB to girls talk. heheh banana ug patid-patid. kasakit...

abe nako maka-edit lang ka if imong postings... abe sad nako akoa nga tuldok, tuldok ra ba akoa gibutang sa akoa avatar.

headlines in singapore together sa NBN with former comelec chair... maski sa Philippine IT nga group nag-flood sad ang email about ABC's Desperate H nga issue.

welcome to TB Fheps...  

you can post til you drop! heheh

good morning to everyone!

pero kinsa ang nakabalo kung sa mga tawo nga ginganlan ug hackers, possible nga usa nila (member sa security summit), or  taga anti-virus software company (for continues business) or one of the governments. hmmmmmmmm

Axe lang ko para "anti-Malu F."   hehehe 

trabaho gihapon ang dokdok oi...

kay mi-post ka, nabantayan na nuon so apil ka sa blow out! heheh

ooops! friendster addicts beware...  

Quote from: Bohol on October 01, 2007, 12:49:37 PM
I don't know that, Galen.
Maybe Iluminati.

mura dili na akoa nga post mike.

hahaha strippers jud?! 

Quote from: Bohol on October 01, 2007, 12:12:46 PM
Nudities.
One was skull with bones in an x form.

ok ra man kaha kung pet ang i-post?

SOURCE: http://hoaxbusters.ciac.org

The cost and risk associated with hoaxes may not seem to be that high, and isn't when you consider the cost of handling one hoax on one machine. However, if you consider everyone that receives a hoax, that small cost gets multiplied into some pretty significant costs. For example, if everyone on the Internet were to receive one hoax message and spend one minute reading and discarding it, the cost would be something like:

50,000,000 people * 1/60 hour * $50/hour = $41.7 million

Most people have seen far more than one hoax message and many people cost a business far more than $50 per hour when you add in benefits and overhead. The result is not a small number.

Probably the biggest risk for hoax messages is their ability to multiply. Most people send on the hoax messages to everyone in their address books but consider if they only sent them on to 10 people. The first person (the first generation) sends it to 10, each member of that group of 10 (the second generation) sends it to 10 others or 100 messages and so on.

Generation:Number of Messages    
1:10    2:100    3:1,000    4:10,000    5:100,000    6:1,000,000

As you can see, by the sixth generation there are a million e-mail messages being processed by our mail servers. The capacity to handle these messages must be paid for by the users or, if it is not paid for, the mail servers slow down to a crawl or crash. Note that this example only forwards the message to 10 people at each generation while people who forward real hoax messages often send them to many times that number.

Recently, we have been hearing of spammers (bulk mailers of unsolicited mail) harvesting e-mail addresses from hoaxes and chain letters. After a few generations, many of these letters contain hundreds of good addresses, which is just what the spammers want. We have also heard rumors that spammers are deliberately starting hoaxes and chain letters to gather e-mail addresses (of course, that could be a hoax).  So now, all those nice people who were so worried about the poor little girl dying of cancer find themselves not only laughed at for passing on a hoax but also the recipients of tons of spam mail.

Quote from: Ginger on September 27, 2007, 05:21:16 AM
ang iring mo liwat man jud na sa tag iya...kana kang galen, liwat na niya...hahahahhaha

hahah faet!

similar man tngali na sa "bagdoy2x" "ladoy2x" or "laroy2x"

hehhe a true boholano admin 

inyo gyud na giinitan akoa iring dah... 

heheh sekreto ra sad na nato sssssshhhhhhh

patay2x effect ra na sya oi para ibigin... heehhehe

you can still access the database right?

with personal touch jud na ang snail mail... bahala ug dugay moabot basta moabot lang.

so mao nga maayo jud nga naa ka kaugalingon nga domain name para sa imong business...

IMHO, email system is critical to businesses like IT and manufacturing industries... more than 60% sa transactions mogamit ug email plus i-integrate pa ang ip telephony as part sa email services together with fax machines and document scanners grabe na jud kaayo ka importante. maundang na ang business kung mag-down ang mga servers. ana na jud ka dependent ang mga tawo sa technology.

hahaha! imo jud ni gidibdib boss mike?

so meaning mas maayo ang spam filtering sa gmail.

btaw, depende sad na sa system nga ilang gamit. i've heard that yahoo is using ironport "daw", dont knw how true...

nalingaw ko nimo ms. da binsi, actually, duha na sya ka-klase naa SPAM naa sad HAM.

"Spam" is unwanted email messages, some other call it Junk Emails (mostly ads, and other system generated bulk email messages) similar sa unsolicited telephone marketing.

while ang "Ham", mga legitimate emails na sila and some people sad ila na tawgon as "Non-Spam".

mao na ang pinakaSimple nga explaination man tngali nga sabotable.

FYI to all...

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with regards to yahoo-gmail stuff, dli man sad tngali nato ma-blame ang yahoo or gmail nga ma-consider ang email nila as spam for the reason nga naa sila mga advertisements nga gipakapin sa every email messages nga gi-send sa ilang mga users.

Quote from: Sigbin II on September 24, 2007, 06:40:16 PM
Ma'am Bambi, "When the pupil is ready, the master will appear." 

There are many competent and intelligent persons who remain here but sometimes even when the people who are capable of leading the Philippines in the 21st century and perhaps beyond are evident, if the people refuse to support them nothing will happen.

mao na ang giingon sa akoa kauban ngari nga ngano man daw nga ang kusog daw moreklamo kay kadtong mga tawo nga wla mobayad ug tax... apil sila sa edsa 2, nya later apil sila sa edsa 3... hmmm... uban pa nangreklamo kay wala daw makakaon during sa rally.

with regards to e-voting diri sa singapore, probably makasulti sila nga success kay wla masudli pero kung imong hunahunaon didto nila gubutang ang ilang mga servers sa spain (i think) or shall i say didto nila gi-host sa namaligya mismo sa system so expected jud na nga solid pa sa bato ang ilang security kay namaligya gud.

anyway, let see kung moSupport pa ba ang pinoy IT diri sa singapore sa mga programs sa phil government.

and the people closely working with the machines used by the web developers called systems administrators.

pero bilib ko kaayo ana nila ka maski uwan ug init kay dli man masakit.   labon kita maulanan lang gamay sip-onon na dayon.

spooky pero excited... hahaha

hehe, nalingaw ko sa video da...   nakahinumdom ko sa taga-amoa, spanish ug english maayo kaayo (sobrahan lang).

oi, naTopic diay ninyo akoa avatar...   akoa gipulihan si hanataru kay gikapoy na sya sa iyang powerful nga kutsilyo.

im just maintaining my yahoo account/s for messenger login, the rest is history for yahoo.

hehehe 24/7 Football Support!

oist, manimba sa ta oi... pasalamat for the week's blessings...

hahaha! patay2x epek!

wla oi, na-timing ra tngali nga ang pirate-bay ang natirahan sa DOS-attack kay sikat man sila nga website. wla na ko lain theory anaa...   

24/7 ? pero wa lagi makita imong YM sa profile. heheh

hack ***, crack ***...

btaw oi, d lang ko ana kay lisud... 

nyaaaah!

di na ko mo-comment anaa kay basin sakto akoa theory behind the attack.

A denial-of-service attack (DoS attack) is an attempt to make a computer resource unavailable to its intended users.

i think this is the simplest definition man tngali. usa ni sa mga paagi or usa ni sa klase sa attack over the internet.

Check WIKI:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial-of-service_attack#Distributed_attack

this is the Tubig-Loon Spring


This was the place where the Boholano guerillas launched an ambush towards the Japanese invaders.

SOURCE: www.internetnews.com
September 21, 2007
New PDF Security Exploit Emerges
By Andy Patrizio

A new vulnerability has emerged in Adobe's Portable Document Format (PDF) and, so far, only Adobe and a white hat hacker know about it. But give the bad guys time.

PDF was the target of another exploit in January, which was quickly fixed. It then emerged earlier this summer as the new method for delivering spam because spam filters have become so efficient at blocking other forms.

PDF-based spam died off in a matter of months because it was too inefficient a means of delivery and the spam filter vendors were able to develop effective means to spot it.

Now, Petko D. Petkov, a.k.a. pdp, is the leader of Gnucitizen, a security Web site and security consultant in the U.K. has found a new JavaScript-based exploit in PDF that would allow malicious JavaScript code to execute on a user's client simply from opening an infected PDF file.

Petkov won't publish proof of concept code because the exploit is so dangerous, PDF is so ubiquitous and "it may take a while for Adobe to fix their closed source product," he wrote on a Gnucitizen posting.

Paul Henry, vice president of technology evangelism for Secure Computing, said even without sample code, it's still enough to send the bad guys off sniffing through the PDF format to find the holes. "Just the fact it has been found makes me think it will become available eventually," he told InternetNews.com.

Henry said the exploit is particularly insidious because it can embed JavaScript in the file, so an anti-virus scanner may not see it. "In this Web 2.0 world, it's important to scan everything coming over the wire, including scripts with malicious intent," he said.

Adobe has said that it is aware of the problem. "Adobe and Petkov have been in communication," the company said in a statement to InternetNews.com. "Adobe is currently researching the potential issue. Once this process is complete, Adobe plans to share further information on the topic via the company's Adobe Security Bulletins and Advisories page."

For now, both Adobe and Secure Computing offer the same advice: Never open a PDF from an unknown source and if you get it from a known source but weren't expecting it, double check with that person.

Source: www.internetnews.com

September 20, 2007
Firefox 3 Secures Extensions
By Sean Michael Kerner

Among the many reasons why Mozilla's Firefox browser has become popular is the fact that it's relatively easy to build and install add on extensions for it. That ease of extensibility however has a potential dark side to it.

Those same extensions that add power to Firefox, generally speaking, could arguably represent a security risk as well. It's a security gap that Mozilla is now plugging with its Alpha 8 development release of its next generation Firefox 3 browser.

In terms of add-on extension security, Firefox 3 Alpha 8 is specifically targeting the updating of add-ons to make that process more secure.

Mozilla spells out the issue in its guide on the new extension security:

"Firefox currently automatically checks for updates to add-ons using a url specified in the add-on's install manifest. Currently there are no requirements placed on these urls. In particular, neither url is required to be https. This allows either the update manifest or the update package to be compromised, potentially resulting in the injection of malicious updates. A demonstration of one form of compromise is already public."

The new extension security feature will aim to secure updates by a number of mechanisms including using SSL (define), and digital signatures that help to verify the identity and authenticity of the add-on's author. The general idea is that by ensuring that both the update mechanism and integrity of the update package are properly secured, overall safety will be improved.

There still might well be other issues that Mozilla will need to tackle in order to further improve add-on security though.

"It should be stressed that this feature is targeted at ensuring the security of updates to add-ons and has no impact on the security of initial add-on installs," Mozilla admits in its guide.

The Alpha 8 build is what Mozilla considers to be an early developer milestone and is not intended for the general public. In fact one of the rough edges in Firefox 3 Alpha 8 will actually prevent it from launching on Windows Vista if parental controls are enabled.

Mozilla developers have also not yet added in the fix for the QuickTime cross-scripting flaw that was fixed in the mainline Firefox 2.0.0.7 release which came out earlier this week.

Firefox 3 is Mozilla's next generation browser and has been under development since October of 2006 when the first Firefox 3 alpha appeared. Mozilla is currently releasing new milestones every 6 weeks for Firefox 3 with final development expected sometime in 2008.

toink! tapaludo jud? dli pwde bumper?

SOURCE: http://elgu.ncc.gov.ph/ecommunity/loon-bohol/



LOON’s PRETTIEST.  Barangay Napo lass MARICEL S. PASILBAS (center) flashes her lovely and alluring smile after winning the crown as Miss Loon SidlaKasilak 2007 in the beauty competition held on September 5, 2007 at the Loon Sports and Cultural Center.  This 21-year-old student combines natural grace and brains to win the desired title.  Pasilbas also received the minor award as Miss Photogenic and was chosen Miss Magic Touch Full Hair and Miss Cell Mart as special awards.


At left is beauteous Catherine L. Calunia, 20 years old from Sandingan who landed the 2nd runner-up spot. Calunia also got the special awards as Miss Aldea Smile and Miss Magic Touch Hair Saloon.


At extreme right is sultry beauty Mylene Pedroso of Barangay Canmanoc adjudged as 1st runner-up. Mylene’s perfect figure won for her the minor titles as Best in Swim Wear, Best in Evening Gown, and Miss Beauche International.

speaking of donated computers for police force, just make sure that the system is "CLEAN" and safe.

sorry ha, praning lang ko ania kay binuhatan... i mean for monitoring purposes man sad and internal ra sad sa company, wla man gi-donate. heheh

hi mike, dili ni sya kaayo common pero this is implemented to some companies nga kinahanglan nga naka-sync ilang time. previously gamit namo ni sya to sync time sa philippine manufacturing plant with the rest of the MFG plants (europe, america, ug asia) then gamit sya sa time-in/time-out sa mga workers pud. ang oras nga makita sa PC ug sa time keeper machines are exactly the same (up to the sec).

SAFETY NOTE: Make sure the PSU is turned OFF  before testing.

Hotwire is a kind of testing your old PSU if modagan pa ba.



- Sample PSU for testing



- Then pangitaa ang 20/24 pin power plug nga ingon ani ug porma (see above)
- Plug one end of the wire into the 20 or 24 pin power connector using the green wire.



NOTE: Make sure the power plug to the PSU is off before plugging wire into the contacts in the PSU motherboard connector, and make sure not to touch either end of the bare wires with your fingers.

- Connect the other end sa wire to the one of the black wires (ground)



- turn ON the PSU, if dili gani motuyok ang fan then possible nga guba ang imong PSU.

yeah, the micro$oft thing... kadtong mo-share daw si bill gate$ sa iyang kayamanan if mo-send ka up to certain numbers. heheh

maka-monitor kaha si gate$ sa tanan emails? heheh

a tip to help minimize spam mails:
- dont post your email address to websites, or send forwarded email messages to bunch of people in your contacts. just in case gusto jud ka mo-forward, use "BCC" instead of "TO" para dili makita ang individual address sa mga tawo.

Linux is not bad for high school studs "if" naa lang proper training or background ang teacher nga mo-handle sa subject. Even in cebu, some private schools migrated to linux OS para sa ilang HS nga program (with the help of local Linux Users Group - www.cegnulug.org).

Probably Micro$oft Windows is more useful for a certain police office, pero i believe linux does help high school students especially kung ganahan sila mo-proceed sa field of IT (computer systems administration, firmware development, Java, C and others) or even a black hat hacker will rise from that group.

just my 2 cents... 

karon pa ko ani nga naa diay rambol sa ring sa loon, rambol sa merkado man akoa nahibal-an sauna.

basin adik na ka sa tsaa diha ha... hehehe

welcome M2M!

nobody's 100% secured over a network system. sudlan man gani ang pentagon ug ang website sa mga defensive hackers. 

advantage na kaayo sa pinas... if ever naa na dri...

dba diay barong-barong na sya mike?

just got an info mail from <Security Group> that this "Storm" worm creates new variants every 15 minutes.

so be careful in reading emails from unknown senders with the subject line similar to this: “230 dead as storm batters Europe”