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Re-blogging

This blog is active again with a fresh start, after i had trashed my previous blog i had come to my senses to re-create, focusing on technical and educational post and not mixing any petty stuffs. I am hoping to aid knowledge seekers specially students who need guide to do their homework. I will basically post all my technical experiences in IT and i am welcome for inquiries if my posts are not sufficient and need further explanations.


I am not trying to be so diplomatic :) , in truth , i wish to keep my knowledge where i could access it online which will serve as a repertoire of all new and old techie things in IT. In turn it will refresh my memory every time i will visit my blog or if i need to re-use techniques, i do not have a good memory :) i admit :) .


Cheers for my blog! Keep blogging! :D

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