Undergoing MyBlogLog Verification. It’s been such a long time that I haven’t added a blog to my account in Mybloglog. Today I decided to include in my blog portfolio this webhosting guide blog. When you join mybloglog, you need to authenticate a blog whether you’re the owner. This post is for such purpose. This site [...]

My would-be wife suggested I buy a Leapster2 Learning System as gift for our 3-year old daughter this Christmas. I went to LeapFrog’s website. But my eagerness to buy the product was spoiled when I learned that the website does not accept credit cards issued outside the United States. I have a Mastercard and I’ve [...]

For some unknown reasons, I lost my mscomctl.ocx (ocx stands for Active X Control) from C:\Windows\System32 (for those who are using Windows XP). Possible causes why you lost mscomctl.ocx which resulted to runtime error or severe disability of your software (In other words, some softwares in your computer won’t just run without mscomctl.ocx) are 1)you [...]

I have an email that dates back in 1997, my first one actually. You know the good old days of Yahoo. This is the very email that built a myriad of relationships way back in college. When Google Apps came, I abandoned my old Yahoo email and I started using a customized email with this [...]

No matter what type of business you have or how large your scope of operation, your business should not be limited within geographic boundaries. Globalization and the Internet have revolutionized the social, economic and technological arenas of life and the way we do business. Your business can be located in the remotest part of your [...]

There was a discussion in Digital Point Forum about a scam tactic used by shenanigans. Here’s how it happened. The scammer would hire a writer or post a writing job. Article writers would then accept the job. After completing the work, the writers would then submit the articles to the one who posted the writing [...]