With the recent stories about Google beta testing it’s Google Finance service, this definitely nails Google’s agenda to the coffin. World Domination aka Do Everything The Google Way. This article from Techcrunch gives us a sneak preview of this new service by Big Brother Google. The article says that it is no more than a […]
This topic has probably emerged numerous times in the past already. However, most LBS activities here in this country are closed and no publicly available GPS-correct softmaps are available for use. There are a number of possible uses for a Community-based Mobile LBS system. Here are a few:
Emergency and disaster recovery efforts can be […]
In a sudden reversal of attitudes from my previous blog entry on the Citibank Visa Scandal, Visa has finally admited that certain terminals do insecurely store confidential customer information. In a zdnet article entitled “Visa warns software may store customer data”, the equipment in question are retail solutions from Fujitsu Transaction Solutions used by retailers […]
In a previous blog, I mentioned that the Ateneo will be officially webcasting its graduation for the very first time. Catch the Ateneo de Manila University’s graduation online here. This webcasting solution is provided by Mozcom.
Update: Webcast Graduation Schedule.
Thursday, March 23, 5:00 PM Graduation Grade School
Friday, March 24, 7:00-9:00AM Baccalaureate Mass Loyola Shools
Friday, March […]
Here are the computed pre-final grades. For CS 31, these will more or less be your final grades. For CS 154, the only item missing is the final exams. The grades are in alphabetical order so I just hope you can deduce your grade if you do not have an ID number encoded.
ID
Pre-Final
Letter
CS 31
71.94
C
CS 31
90.47
B+
CS […]
A student of mine T. Espiritu worked on an idea for a “Universal Chat Client for J2ME-enabled Mobile Devices Using the JXME Implementation of JXTA” for their undergraduate research project. This is different form the JXME demo chat program as it is implemented to use a relay and an annoucement-based system for presence management. More […]
In this Slashdot article, it mentioned that the Xbox 360 has been hacked. Again. This means that we can finally install other systems and software (including Linux) on it. Again. In the xboxhacker.net forum, there are discussions about the recent hack on the Xbox 360.
Here is a short description of the hack:
A little more about […]
I just downloaded the latest version of jailkit (version 1.3-1) from Dag Wieer’s repository. Apparently when I installed it in my RHEL 4.0 x86_64 system, it does not work. I get the error “uid %d or gid %d does not have a name”. I checked and double-checked the installation but everything was fine. I started […]
Nortel Philippines together with PLDT has donated two (2) Nortel Optera Metro 4150s to the PLDT-Ateneo Advanced Network Testbed. This is an SDH system capable of provisioning up to three (3) DS3s (45 mbps) and sixteen E1s (2 mbps). This equipment will be replacing the old PDH equipment currently being used by the Network Testbed. […]
Hutchison 3 and MSN UK recently annouced that they are are joining forces to promote a video moblogging platform called SeeMeTV to MSN UK users. In the UK, there is also this company called YoSpace that is also into this user generated content in the mobile arena buzz. I heard about them in 3GSM. In […]
It's hip2b2 in Yutivo.org is a technology blog about anything under the sun. However, normally, it talks about open source, mobile, Internet and information technology. Motto: "The Best Way to Learn is to Teach."
You are currently browsing the It’s hip2b2 weblog archives for March, 2006.