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BLOG: How to use passwords effectively

BLOG: How to use passwords effectively

Posted on: 02/23 by Rico Mossesgeld
Tagged as password, password protection, security, online security
Like it or not, the passwords you use are the only line of defense between others and your personal info. Info that they can use to harass or even steal from you. Here's how to maximize your passwords:Maintain multiple email accountsI would recommend at least three: one for casual online acquaintances, another for social-networking profiles and trusted contacts, and a third one for really impo... Read more
BLOG: Just how crucial is good Web hosting? 2 recommendations

BLOG: Just how crucial is good Web hosting? 2 recommendations

Posted on: 02/08 by Rico Mossesgeld
Tagged as server, data center, Web hosting, Web-hosting provider, Webmarkster, Skaizer, online business, website

Anyone who does business online spends a lot on servers and data centers. It's like a real-estate company spending the majority of its budget on sales and marketing; it can't sell condos and make money without spending a lot of it first. The same is true for companies or individuals trying to earn from the Internet. Putting up a kick-ass online store or maintaining a widely read blog is pr... Read more
BLOG: 'Mass Effect 2' trumps the original in almost every way

BLOG: 'Mass Effect 2' trumps the original in almost every way

Posted on: 02/05 by Kevin "Kiven" Codamon
Tagged as Mass Effect 2, Mass Effect, ME2, ME, Bioware, EA, game, video game, PC game, Xbox 360 game, RPG

Platform: PC, Xbox 360 Developer: Bioware Publisher: EA The original Mass Effect was one of my favorite games on the Xbox 360 and PC. It featured great visuals, a worthy sci-fi story, moral choices, and multiple gameplay styles. Sure, it wasn't perfect; I wasn't particularly fond of the offworld Mako vehicle missions and the visual problems that crept up during gameplay. Ne... Read more

techie blogs:::

  • Technograph 2.0

    by Rico Mossesgeld

    Rico Mossesgeld slaves away by day at an online marketing company, is the snarky founding editor of Technograph by night, and hails from the smoke-infested beautiful and lovable Metro Manila, Philippines!

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  • HAXX!

    by Jayvee Fernandez

    In deciding on a theme for this weekly blog post, Jayvee Fernandez decided to do exactly what he does for his friends who pester him on Facebook and SMS – come up with impromptu "How To's" which, due to his overflowing generosity, charges nothing for it. He's finally getting paid to do just that. If you have a geeky tip you want to submit, don't hesitate to email him at me@jayveefernandez.com. He might just publish it.

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  • The Pinoy Gamer

    by Kevin "Kiven" Codamon

    Kevin "Kiven" Codamon has been passionately into video games for over 25 years. He is the former editor-in-chief and current web expert of Level Up!, the country's premier online gaming company. He also blogs about gaming and digital entertainment at http://codamon.com. You can share your gaming experiences with him via e-mail kivendood@gmail.com.

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  • Gadget Guru

    by Vince Sales

    Take one smartypants writer and make him write about tech for a living and what do you get? One neurotic tech editor, and this weekly blog. Get an inside geek-peek behind the curtain of consumer electronics in the Philippines, and a local point of view on international tech rumblings.

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  • Gadget Gaga

    by Alodia Gosiengfiao

    Alodia Gosiengfiao is the self-confessed geek every Techie man worships. Known for her chameleon looks and the smarts to go with it, the Cosplay Princess has singlehandedly proven that geeks do rule the world.

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