₦airaland Forum

kingthreat:
You like awoof without efforts.

No dude! I'm simply a fellow who isn't in the habit of wasting time for embarrassingly low 'projects'.

destino24:
I'll advice you to visit any COREN state office near you, and ask them the difference between an Engineer and a Technologist

Hi Destino,

It appears either COREN got the definition of "technician"/"engineering" wrong or you mixed up things.

FYI, to qualify as an engineer (in Nigeria, as least) you will need to graduate from the following courses: Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Optical Engineering, Software Engineering or any other course(s) offered by the respective faculties of engineering both in the university and polytechnic system.

However, to qualify as a technician, you'll need to major in the following courses: Applied Technology, Automotive Technology, Biology/Biological Technology, Chemical Technology, Civil and Construction Technology, Computer Related Technology, Electrical/Instrumentation Technology, Mechanical/Quality Control Technology, Optical Technology etc.

Now, get this straight: both universities and polytechnics offer these courses! That means, graduates of both can be either technicians or engineers, according to choice of course, not institution type! .

Can you see how your pack of cards has fallen flat?

naijababe:
Typical chest beating bull5hit.

But (sorry to burst your bubble) I attended a university, Miss and not a polytechnic. Any other questions?

I hate to burst your bubbles, but these 'prophetic declarations' for 2015 are commonsensical statements anyone (you or me) can utter. They are also very general and not particular. I expect the bishop to amongst other things tell us:

1. When Boko Haram will be history.

2. Who will rule Nigeria next

3. Which intellectual will be recognized worldwide (many are recognized every year) etc.

I wonder if anyone is with me?

Appears quite impractical...but in life, very true, practical and helpful. Personally, I've trained my eyes to consciously ignore all offensive objects especially those that scream out for attention (if you understand what I mean). And never once has the devil been glorified!!

TheNaijan:
No it's not only the toolbar it uses to measure a site's metrics... Sites in the top 200,000 are quite accurate.

Used to believe so too - till I carried out a little experiment; believe me, the toolbar accounts for more than 90% of Alexa's raw data source (that is if there's a 10% somewhere).

Apart from the 'free' bit, any condition attached?

Alexa is one complex popularity metrix I bet only in house staff of the company truly understand...on and off like Nigeria's PHCN. My bet, however, is that fewer webmasters are visiting the site these days.

zikclassiq:
Please check the pic. That was what my opera browser showed me. How true is it or is it just to make us feel that their browser is saving us plenty data or what?

A sense of truth, friend. I once tried it out on my iPad - 10MB lasted almost forever. Then, the next day, I still activated 10 MB and before you know it, Safari zoomed if off - and I was accessing basically the same sites.

It's the bit about the percentage that I'm not comfortable about...but, definitely, Opera saves data - well.

Wizyoung:
I don't knw if u ppl have heard about the oando solar charger that is currently sold at all Total fuel filling stations. I don't knw much abt it yet. I got d advert frm faaji fm.

I take it that you are referring to the AWANGO range of solar lamps currently retailed by Total Nig. Ltd (pictured below).

If these are the solar lamps you mean, they are simply the best! I have never encountered any challenge since I started using one (over a year now). However, refrain from using them as full time chargers for cell phones...these lamps were designed to work excellently as LAMPS not chargers.

soldierdollar:
Thank you so much for the brotherly advice . I have always wished to have a big brother in web designing / blogging .

Yeah , I am really lacking contents and i guess with time , I will improve . Could you recommend a hosting plan ?
Thanks

The shared hosting plan at Arvixe is certainly fair in price and decent in speed. You should check it out.

soldierdollar:
I don't use any for now. Still working to increase my audience before I apply

Congrats friend - but you still have much to learn.

Starting a low level domain blog on Blogger is a step further...however, if you are looking to go professional, you simply have to invest in a domain name and a (great) hosting plan.

Second, Adsense (and other serious ad networks) do not take low level domains seriously. To enhance your chances, claim your .com, .net, .info or any of the numerous top level extensions ASAP.

Finally, you aren't targeting keywords that people are crazy for. While Google has indexed your site, your next challenge will be to create content folks are searching for...it seems, from all indication, you are lacking that.

Be certain to enjoy your day...and remember, you still have a lot to learn!

...patience is still obviously a virtue! Online, aside from being a virtue, it's also a much needed trait for businss success!

Good riddance to utterly bad rubbish...at least, Nigeria's cyber space would be saner!