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July 23rd, 2008 by elizar
I almost lost this precious domain of mine, sysadmindayph.com, because of procrastination.. Good thing I once again checked my email and re-read the email notification from my webhost provider.
So I immediately renewed the domain for another year…
Here’s the email notification from my webhosting provider:
Congratulations. Your Domain Name sysadmindayph.com has been Renewed for a period of 1 years. Please read through this mail, and store it for future reference, since it contains important information about the Renewal.
Order Details
Order ID: xxxxxxx
Domain Name: sysadmindayph.com
No of Years Added: 1
Invoice Total: PHP 00.0
New Expiry Date: Monday, July 27, 2009
So, for those waiting for this domain to become available, that’s the date to watch out or to wait for.
In the meantime, let’s continue putting valuable system administration, tech content to this blog.. also, let’s help put my redtube keyword and tube8 plus xhamster on page 1!
cheers!
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October 2nd, 2007 by elizar
Well if you are, you better check the most popular Ubuntu blog on the blogosphere!
Here’s the Top 5 on the list:
- Ubuntu Geek
- Ubuntu Blog
- Mark Shuttleworth
- The Fridge
- All About Linux
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August 8th, 2007 by elizar
“You’ll often hear members of our open source team say, ‘Every time you use Google, you’re using Linux.’ It’s absolutely true.” - That’s according to the people from Google.
Linux has been part of Google ever since the big search engine started doing their thing. “Linux has given us the power and flexibility we need to serve millions of users around the world.”
This is further verified when they stated that (every) Google engineer’s workstation runs some variant of Linux. Even the search result when you do a query on the search engine, those are brought to you by Linux. 
I say, if Google uses Linux, let’s all do it!
Oh, by the way… Yahoo’s outgoing mail is powered by qmail, so I guess there is a big possibility that Yahoo too, is using Linux (or Unix, whichever).