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Here you will see my Web Development and Photography portfolio, and some coding workarounds I've encountered while writing code.

Thanks for visiting and enjoy!

Here are some of my Flickr Photos arranged by Flickr Interestingness.

I was browsing around the Android Market to look for an application that can browse my Ubuntu box's folders and play a video on my Android phone, and then I saw this application called "SSHmote", installed it, played around it and discovered cool things.

So what is "SSHmote"? As described on Android Market:

I recently got interested in Android development and wanting to learn (and if permits, a career shift! ) this awesome mobile programming.

If you look around the internet, most of the references that you will find there are mostly about Android Development from Eclipse IDE and it is also the IDE of choice by Android Developers see here. As for me, I want it somewhat "from scratch" that way I'll learn how an Android Application execute.

Android Developers provided a Developers Guide when Building and Running an Android Application from Command Line, but for a newbie like me with roughly 5% Android development knowledge, it is too advance for me to understand those. That's why I decided to do a step-by-step setting up an android development environment in 4 easy steps.

I've been using Citrix for a while now on my virtual machine Windows XP and I'm wondering if there's a Citrix Client for Linux, in this case, I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx. So I tried browsing Citrix's website and look at their download page.

To find the .deb file to be installed in your Ubuntu Lucid Lynx box follow this steps:

1. Download the .deb file here.

2. On the download page, look for the part similar to image below and click download:

I'm writing this post just to test if my wordpress android app will post correctly to my site, using the basic functionalties that this wonderful app has offer.

I'm going to make post using a 3G connection.

==EDIT==

I made a little modification for this post

North Dock, Corregidor Island, a photo by badjuuuu on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
A vertical panoramic view of one of the docks in Corregidor Island. Being stranded for 1 day (supposed to be 2 days and 1 night) is a good thing, well for me, because I had a chance to photograph some of the key places in the island.

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San Jose Chapel, Corregidor Island, a photo by badjuuuu on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
A vertical panoramic vier of the interior design of San Jose Chapel in Corregidor Island, it is located behind tall trees, and sandwiched between the South and North Dock.

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Corregidor Lighthouse, a photo by badjuuuu on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
The lighthouse on Topside is one of the oldest landmarks in Corregidor. A lighthouse was built by the Spaniards and lit for the first time in 1853. The lighting apparatus was improved in 1897 and the grounds further improved by the Americans. During WWII, the lighthouse was reduced to ruins during the siege of Corregidor. A rehabilitated lighthouse stands on the same spot where the first lighthouse once stood.

from Wikipedia: Corregidor Lighthouse

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Backyard farm, a photo by badjuuuu on Flickr.

Via Flickr:
I finally figured out how to make a vertical panorama, I don't know if the other panorama stitcher has the same way of stitching photos, but mine, Hugin Panorama Creator Linux is a bit tricky, it took me 7 months to figure out how to do it, but it works! 10 photos stitched vertically.

Taken at my girlfriend's grandmother's backyard rice field.

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These are the collection of sunrise and sunset photos from everywhere.

Hi, it's been ages since I last wrote something here, sorry for being busy, but you can check my Twitter account (@jobad) for my micro blogging stuff.

Well anyway, 2010 is one of the best year for me, a lot of things happened and a lot of things have changed, as I twitted before "Thank you 2010" and Thank God for everything

Today I'm going to highlight a set of photos I've taken from the past months.