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By iKUWADERNO.com on Jan 30, 2013 in: Technology, 2012, closed, disaster, response, SMART, strong
The post Smart closed 2012 with strong disaster response appeared first on TALK.com.ph. [10 January 2013] Natural disasters, which have long been... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]...
By ComTECHnician on Nov 1, 2012 in: backup, batteries, biolite, Computing, cyanogenmod, disaster, Extreme, hurricane sandy, hurricanes, Internet, power grid, smartphones, tethering, ups, Electronics
Don't be a smartphone loser during the next natural disaster. Take precautions to make sure you have plenty of power to keep your lifeline open and your tech gadgets running even without power.
By Pinoy Technologies on Oct 7, 2012 in: Tutorials, air dry, alcohol, Battery, computers, desiccant, disassemble the computer, disaster, guide, how to, laptops, power adapter, prevent further damage, remove the keyboard, short circuit, spilled drinks
For most people, having a cup of coffee or a glass of soda is the perfect activity whenever they use their laptops. It relieves stress because the caffeine get’s you going by making your mind more active. But what if you spilled your drink on your...
By Me, the Islands and the World on Aug 31, 2012 in: Philippines, disaster, earthquake
Dinner was ongoing at home when the ground started to shake tonight at almost 9:00 o' clock in the evening. Initially thought that it was the common shaker we experienced previously but it got stronger and stayed on longer. We rushed out of the house...
By The (Mis)Adventures of Superboink on Aug 13, 2012 in: PARENTING, LEPTOSPIROSIS, MOSQUITO, DISASTER PREPAREDNESS, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, MOSKISHIELD, DENGUE, ANNOUNCEMENTS, DISASTER, MEDICAL, PUBLIC SERVICE
When I did the grocery shopping last weekend, I bought a pack of MoskiShield (a mosquito repellent patch) and a bug spray from Human Nature. I have lots of red patches on different parts of my body, which I suspect are bug and mosquito bites from I-d...
By The (Mis)Adventures of Superboink on Aug 13, 2012 in: LEPTOSPIROSIS, PARENTING, CHILD SAFETY, CHILDREN, HEALTH, MEDICAL, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, DISASTER PREPAREDNESS, CURRENT EVENTS, HABAGAT, DISASTER, EVENTS, PUBLIC SERVICE, EMERGENCY
I'll be posting a series of "re-posts", mostly pictures regarding information we currently need to know and share. #Habagat The Department of Health already issued a health advisory regarding Leptospirosis. Since almost 50% of the Metro'...
By The (Mis)Adventures of Superboink on Aug 13, 2012 in: PARENTING, PURIFYING WATER, CLEAN WATER, POTABLE WATER, GOVERNMENT, FILTERING WATER, WATER, DISASTER PREPAREDNESS, CURRENT EVENTS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, DISASTER, EVENTS, EMERGENCY, PUBLIC SERVICE
One of my worries during calamities like typhoons, is running out of potable water. A person cannot last a few days without water and that's why amidst possible water contamination caused by the Habagat flooding, we must ensure that our water supply...