October 28th, 2009 If you’re looking for vintage cars, there’s practically only one place to go to: Don Robert’s Bridal Cars. I personally preferred a modern bridal car such as a Chrysler 300C (incidentally, they have those too), but there’s a reason why they call it BRIDAL car and not couple car or groom car :P
Our first choice [...]
October 27th, 2009 I’ll say it right away: if you’re looking for a wedding invitation supplier, DO NOT get Cardprints! They absolutely suck. Sure they have a nice display and, at the time we were looking for invitation suppliers, they were offering a seemingly generous anniversary promo.
But after you pay your deposit, you get to a frustrating situation [...]
October 26th, 2009 The first shop I visited, when I started looking for an engagement ring was Suarez. I was impressed and they even come highly recommended by Edong. Somehow I ended up not doing business with them. But after a bit of a disappointment with the engagement ring, Michell and I thought we’d play it safe and [...]
October 26th, 2009 We first encountered Matus at a Wedding Fair at Mega Mall(?) while Michelle and I were shopping for an engagement ring (yes, it was a couple thing :P). They were nice and helpful, their products on display were good, they have good rep, and they had this small but very nice loose, i.e. unmounted, stone.
After [...]
October 12th, 2009 Setting up HTTPS, is also easy. As usual, open up httpd.conf found in the conf directory of your Apache installation directory.
First, you need to enable the SSL module. Make sure to uncomment the line that loads mod_ssl.so:
LoadModule ssl_module modules/mod_ssl.so
To support HTTPS, you normally would listen to port 443. You need to register it as a [...]
October 12th, 2009 If your server has only one IP (or even if you have many) and you want to host different websites you can use Apache’s name-based virtual hosts feature.
Setting up name-based virtual hosts is easy. First, open up httpd.conf found in the conf directory of your Apache installation directory.
First, you need to enable name-based virtual hosting. [...]
October 12th, 2009 If your server has multiple IPs and you want to host different website for each IP you can use Apache’s IP-based virtual hosts feature.
Setting up IP-based virtual hosts is easy. First, open up httpd.conf found in the conf directory of your Apache installation directory.
You need to register the IPs that you want Apache to listen [...]
October 3rd, 2009 Typhoon Peping (aka Parma) shifted course and mercifully spared the flood-inundated areas from further punishment. It was such a relief since I can just imagine how more rains will swell the already flooded streets and rivers (or are they one and the same?).