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  • Cebu developers harness tech to help in Yolanda rescue, relief efforts

    Cebu developers harness tech to help in Yolanda rescue, relief efforts

    THE day after super typhoon Yolanda battered Cebu, developer Albert Padin of Sym.ph went to their office on Escario St. to play games and work on some personal projects. Saturdays, Padin said, are days when their team does hackathons on projects that do not involve their day-to-day jobs. While combing through news and social network…

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  • The LG G2 is a great high-end Android phone

    The LG G2 is a great high-end Android phone

    THE first thing that strikes you when you turn on the LG G2 is how beautiful the display is. It is sharp and vibrant and comes on such a big screen. It’s almost realistic you’d find yourself gingerly pressing the glass. And as you start using what is currently LG’s flagship device, the next thing…

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  • New #30DayChallenge: Write in Markdown

    New #30DayChallenge: Write in Markdown

    I’ve always wanted to learn and start using Markdown in writing. For some time, it hovered near the top of my to-do list but I never got around to actually starting to use it. I use a Markdown-capable online writing tool – Editorially – but I never used it for that. I used it purely…

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  • Elementary OS, my dear PC

    Elementary OS, my dear PC

    IT used to be that you’d never find the words “Linux” and “easy to use” in the same sentence. Linux, to the unfamiliar, is an operating system – the basic software that allows you to use your computer. It’s like Windows (although that comparison probably made a lot of its developers and users cringe). The…

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  • Workspaces switching in Elementary OS

    Workspaces switching in Elementary OS

    I love the workspace switching in Elementary OS. #Linux #ElementaryOS

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