Archive for November, 2008

 Defender Of The Ancients

I have belatedly discovered Defender of the Ancients or, as it is more commonly called, DOTA. Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you would know that it is a scenario map of Warcraft III. In the scenario map, you and the other players play heroes against each other. To aid in this pursuit, you [...]



 Alternator Problem

It was bound to happen sooner or later. I was driving home when suddenly my airbag light started blinking. I put it off as some electrical ground but after a few minutes, it started blinking again. This happened two or three times before my car suddenly stopped cold. Of course it had to happen right [...]



 In-Yo

In-Yo is one of Katipunan’s best kept secrets (so I guess now it isn’t). Actually it isn’t really along Katipunan per se so that would be one reason for the seclusion. It is located along Esteban Abada which is the street parallel to Katipunan. It’s a quite quaint place. You park in a small gravel [...]



 Behind every post is a trigger

Before reading this, I suggest you read Jay’s post re Driving in the Philippines first, if you haven’t seen it yet.
Last Sunday was one of those days when Jay has shown his patience and love for *ehem* (sorry, it’s a bit cheesey but that’s how it rolled that day)…
We woke up early despite the fact [...]



 Asus EEE PC 1000H 2GB Memory Upgrade

Two months and a big price drop later, I have finally upgraded the memory of my Asus EEE PC 1000H from the 1GB it came with to the  full 2GB. It was pretty straightforward unlike in some other netbooks. First, you’ll need to buy a full 2GB DDR2-667 SODIMM as there is only one memory [...]



 Driving In The Philippines

Driving in Metro Manila is such an adventure. You just can’t imagine what you’re going to see next. Here are some of the ones I’ve actually seen, I kid you not.
I’ll start with the infamous bus lanes. These lanes are dedicated for buses and run along the outermost lane of the whole length of EDSA. [...]



 JSF on Tomcat 6

I tried my hands on JSF last Friday. It didn’t go as smoothly as I expected.
Being the bleeding edge kind of person :P I set it up using Tomcat 6 and a quick start package from Exadel. The package already has all the jar files you need and you only need to type in (or  [...]