Personal thoughts on what I learned by observation. Open minds and logic required.

After several days of trying to migrate to the new platform, it's finally over!  The sites of Pinoyweb.Net were moved seamlessly with none of the sites going offline at all.

Clair noticed missing posts on the new server.  Good thing I made a back up of the database and all her posts came back a few seconds after.  Aside from that minor mishap, everything seems to be going fine. :)

Just proves to show you that given the proper planning, there's no need for a website to suddenly disappear for several days during a migration. ;)

Next up... upgrading all WordPress and Drupal accounts on Pinoyweb.Net.  Remember now... PLAN CAREFULLY.

You may be wondering why I write my geek stuff here on multiply more than on my blog, The Geekette Speaketh.  It's because it and the rest of the PinoyWeb.Net sites are being migrated to a new platform.

It's taking some time to move since the testing isn't going as well as planned.  So we're doing the move manually.  Backing up databases, testing them locally then putting them all back online one by one.

It's a dirty job, but somebody's gotta do it. ;)

After many months of procastination, it's finally here!

If you want to know what I think about during work, do take a visit at Fair Trade Tecnology [1]. Talks about Java technologies, software engineering, web applications, et al.

If you think I'm geeky here, you haven't seen me at work!

Me.Find.Home is a photo-blog dedicated to all the abandoned and neglected animals rescued and cared for by the Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) and its volunteers. It is seeking to reach out to all the animal-loving, blog-reading internet folks out there and perhaps move them into doing their part in the efforts to bring these beautiful yet often misunderstood creatures home at last.

You can help by linking to the blog or better, adopting a pet! Details of animals who need a home can be found on the blog itself.

Another website talking about the local tech scene.

If you really want to know what's happening on the local tech scene, here's one of the sites to go to.