Communicating to users/clients is hard... specially if they are not that knowledgable about software developement. so here's a list of things that i think could help you to better communicate with people.

Finally! I got the the shirt i ordered from Zazzle.com. I was abit dissapointed on the quality of the print... I guess i was expecting more... but it sure is a great shirt! something i would be proud to wear anyday and anywhere!

"With the advent of free software coming of age and the dawning of Open Source applications being a moving force in developement.. it seems that it is timely for database servers to go and be free as a bird could be... and guess what... Oracle has been set FREE"

Anybody who has thought about this? putting Microsoft, corporate and software logos as their tattoo.... i'm just wondering how many people who have thought about doing this.. anyway, here's a some notable people who have done this...

This is my tribute to the people whom I learned and helped me understand C/C++.. although i'm not that great with it unlike MisterClay(he was my college buddy) whom i consider to be a totem pole when it comes to C and C++!!!

Somebody in the UK(..i think) has some sense of humor... check this out! This is via Google Maps nad you'll be amazed on how this happened... that some serious Google hacking right there.. :)

I found this in Channel 9 and it was hilariously funny that i need to blog about it! Enjoy!

Finally! After 30 minutes of coding and 5 hours of modification(I wasn't satisfied on how it looks so i ended up revising it a couple of times.. :P This also includes me watching UFC at the same time:D) I have finally released the first beta of the DevPinoy Visitor Locator. DPVL is an application that displays the geographical locations of visitors in the DevPinoy.org website and plots those visitors location to a Google Map control.

i think this is the coolest feature implemented by the GMail team.. having to chat to you GTalk inside Gmail! That's impressive! alot of AJAX i bet, but totally remarkable! Way to go guys!

Lets see if there are some architechture people around here :) Looking at code below... scrutinize this class and tell me whats wrong with its structure... what design pattern closely resembles it.. and how you can improve it? the code is provided in both C# and VB.NET so that it would be easier for those people who prefer {} and non-case sensitivity to look at it!

Want to know which APIs are now obsolete in .NET 2.0?

C5 Generic Collection Library for C# and CLI