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deewon56:U berra stay wit me at Orisun...#Rep Engineering department |
YoBoyfwend:Eeyaah!...farewell bro, U've bin so helpful to mhee.. #Till we see afta resumption tho |
omokenny24:lolzz...I no fit sleep ni oo on top dz payment issue. So i decided to stay online till it get solved. |
omokenny24...u dey on Nairaland by dz time..? U no dey sleep..? |
hahn:U'r vry right brO, I don't blame them anyway...I'd rather blame our government for allowing those unqualified company to regard dz country as a Scrap dump... #nO offence tHO |
Habeeb521:U will av to be patient cox they're still upgrading d site.. |
Habeeb521:Ur jamb registration number z ur clearance no..buh make d two last alphabets r in Upper case.. Its also dsame as ur password. #Hope it helps |
The next iPhone camera is going to be a doozy. According to John Gruber, Apple is working on a dual lens camera system for the rear camera of the next iPhone, which he heard “from a birdie of a birdie”. “The specific thing I heard is that next years camera might be the biggest camera jump ever. I don’t even know what sense this makes, but I’ve heard that it’s some kind of weird two- lens system where the back camera uses two lenses and it somehow takes it up into DSLR quality imagery.” – John Gruber This two camera system sounds remarkably similar to HTC’s Duo Camera, which uses a secondary depth sensor to produce DSLR-like shallow depth of field, although artificially in software. This could possibly be what Gruber meant by “DSLR quality imagery”, as the shallow depth of field is one of those things DSLRs do well with their big lenses and sensors that you just can’t get naturally on mobile phones. The iPhone 6 just released so we’ll have to wait another year to see if this rumors comes true, although Gruber has a track record of being right more often than wrong. |
topcheat:tnx sO mach! |
qOO'nYt y'all |
maa |
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Wanna root my tecno l3 & change the imei to use bb subscriptions...? . . .Hw do i go abt it pls? |
Lhorgic:I guess u'r new here ryt...? |
The rapper is currently promoting his recently released fourth studio album ‘Street OT’ which is currently sitting on the number one spot on iTunes worldwide. His video, ‘Eleda Mi’ was released in January 2014 and the video has just crossed the one million views mark on YouTube, having amassed a total of 1, 032,990 views as at the time of filing this report. The song, ‘Eleda Mi’ is off Olamide’s third album, Baddest Guy Ever Liveth and the video was directed by Unlimited L.A. |
Phantom727:fhenkz so much dude!...lemme try it! |
Masturbation is about as taboo as a topic can get. Men may discuss the topic in a joking manner and ladies may whisper about it among each other after a few glasses of wine, but in actuality serious conversations on the subject are few and far in between. Taking the shame out of masturbation is the first step to fully understand this equally unique and healthy human activity. The Science Bit What makes us human? A lot of things could be used to answer this question, but for the sake of this topic, the fact that we masturbate quite a lot is another distinctively human trait. Although other animals have been observed practicing self-pleasure, none do it to quite the same extent as man. Masturbation is here for a reason. In males, the younger and more fresh the sperm sample is, the more likely it is to be accepted by the female reproductive tract and result in a fertilized embryo, Scientific American reported. Evolutionary biologists Robin Baker and Mark Bellis took samples of female “flowbacks," the post-coital sperm that is rejected by the woman’s body, exiting around 5-120 minutes following sexual intercourse. It was found that the longer a man went without masturbating, the higher the number of sperm in their partner’s “flowback.” Based on this finding, they labeled male masturbation as a natural way to shed old sperm and make room for new, fitter sperm. In females, orgasms, which are often obtained through masturbation, are also attributed to higher sperm retention. It is also believed that orgasms give women an incentive to have more sex, and therefore increase their chances of procreating. The Benefits of Masturbation Although there may be an evolutionary reason for why the habit of masturbation has stuck around for so long, the lists of benefits from the act of self-pleasing do not end with fertility. The orgasm so often achieved as a result of masturbation releases endorphins into the body. These hormones can help to relieve stress, relieve sexual tension, help offset insomnia, and boost metabolism, Everyday Health reported. Orgasms, achieved by oneself or with the help of a partner, were also found to suppress the pain of a migraine and at times even halt the actual migraine processs altogether, LiveScience reported. “There's a [portion] of patients with migraines, about one- third, who experience relief from a migraine attack by sexual activity," said study researcher Stefan Evers, a neurologist and headache specialist at the University of Münster in Germany. Alexander Masukop, a neurologist and director of the New York Headache Center added to LiveScience that “having an orgasm in any way shape or form” will help with migraine relief. What About Hairy Palms and Acne? The good news is that masturbating will not give one hairy palms, make one go blind, or ruin future experiences of sexual intercourse. In fact, most experts will agree that moderate masturbation will lead to more satisfaction in one’s sex life with a partner. The old wives' tale that masturbating gives you acne may be based a tiny bit on truth, for men at least. Male arousal results in the surge of male hormones, the same hormones that are also known to be responsible for the formation of acne. Theoretically, the long-term abusive masturbation can result in acne because of an imbalance of androgen hormones, which cause an increase in acne. However, most dermatologists regard this link as being very strained. Too Much of a Good Thing? Excessive masturbation — that is masturbating every day several times a day for several years — can stimulate acetylcholine/ parasympathetic nervous functions. The result of this is an overproduction of sex hormones and neurotransmitters. Possible bodily side effects can be fatigue, hair loss, memory loss, blurred vision, and groin pain. It can also lead to sexual exhaustion, which is exhibited in the form or impotence or erectile dysfunction. Askmen also reported seminal leakage as another common problem associated with extreme masturbation. Just like any other obsessive compulsive behavior, such as alcohol abuse or gambling, extreme masturbating can interfere with an individual’s personal relationship and professional life. At this point, the National Health Service suggests taking a break from the act may serve as a good thing. For those who seriously experience problems with controling their masturbation habits, there are programs such as Sex Addicts Anonymous that may prove helpful. |
HelenBee:abi ooh |
Microsoft revealed that there are more than 50 million Lumia devices activated to date. The Redmond-based tech giant revealed the stat during a press event in Germany. The number includes all Windows Phone products since the inception of the Lumia product range as part of Nokia’s portfolio of devices in 2011. There is no word on how many Lumia devices of those 50 million are still being used. While 50 million activated devices surely looks and sounds impressive, it sits far behind those achieved by its competitors. Apple for example moved almost 40 million smartphones in the last fiscal quarter alone. Furthermore, Microsoft revealed that there are more than 320,000 apps available in the Windows Phone Store. The number is up from 300,000 back in August, though significantly below the one million+ apps available in the Apple App Store and Google Play. Once a Nokia staple, the Lumia name is now used in devices with the Microsoft brand. The first member of the new family is the low-end Microsoft Lumia 535, which made its debut last week. |
WhatsApp’s Android iteration can now boast end-to-end encryption for your messages, according to a new report. The functionality has been baked into the latest update for the app, and the encryption is turned on by default. The “end-to-end” part means WhatsApp (or Facebook, its owner) won’t be able to decrypt your messages, even if it is compelled to do so by law enforcement agencies. This, in fact, makes WhatsApp more secure than most of its competitors, as it now has the strongest security ever seen on a mobile messaging app. WhatsApp partnered with Open Whisper Systems for the implementation, using open source code to build the new features. Getting the code ready for WhatsApp to use took around six months, so it was no easy task. Right now the encryption is only available on Android, and it’s unclear when it will be baked into the iOS app. There are similar apps offering this level of privacy, but none of them has WhatsApp’s reach, which has over 600 million users worldwide. |
HelenBee:Nt at all...Same issue wit mine!... #Erm a Main Campus student tho! |
sabretoothh:Same tin wif moi! |
feranming:Wanna knw more abt d dpp stuff..? |
Nokia on Tuesday announced the N1, what the company is calling the “first Nokia-branded Android tablet.” The tablet will be launched in China in Q1 2015 with a brand-licensing agreement extending to an OEM partner that will manufacture, distribute, and sell it. It will cost $249 (roughly Rs. 15,400) before taxes. With the launch of the Nokia N1 tablet, the company neatly bypasses the restrictions imposed by the Microsoft deal on using the brand name for smartphones or feature phones. The Finnish telecommunications giant says the Nokia N1 tablet features the “predictive Nokia Z Launcher” interface on top of Android 5.0 Lollipop, apart from a “carefully-crafted industrial design”. Nokia says the N1 tablet features a “unique one-piece aluminium design with a soft finish”, and will be available in Lava Grey and Natural Aluminium colours. The Nokia N1 features a 7.9-inch (2048×1536 pixel) IPS LED-backlit display protected by Gorilla Glass 3, and is powered by a 64-bit 2.3GHz Intel Atom Z3580 processor (4 cores, 4 threads) coupled with a PowerVR G6430 GPU and 2GB of LPDDR3 (800MHz) RAM. It sports 32GB of inbuilt storage (non-expandable). Nokia’s N1 tablet features an 8-megapixel rear autofocus camera with 1080p video recording, and a 5-megapixel fixed focus camera. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/ n/ac with MIMO, Bluetooth 4.0, Micro-USB with reversible Type-C connector, and a 3.5mm audio jack. The N1 tablet from Nokia weighs in at 318 grams, and measures 200.7×138.6×6.9mm. Also onboard are 0.5W stereo speakers, and a 5300mAh battery. For sensors, it sports a 6- axis gyroscope and an accelerometer. Sebastian Nystrom, Head of Products at Nokia Technologies, who announced the N1 at the Slush technology conference in Helsinki, said, “We are pleased to bring the Nokia brand back into consumers’ hands with the N1 Android tablet, and to help make sophisticated technologies simple. The N1 has a delightfully intuitive interface and an industrial design to match it. This is a great product for Nokia fans and everyone who has not found the right Android tablet yet.” As for the “predictive Nokia Z Launcher”, Nokia says it helps users to “scribble a letter or two to find their content quickly. Over time the Z Launcher learns what applications are in use, and predicts and highlights the applications consumers are expected to want based on time of day and location.” Key Specs. – News Display. – 7.90-inch Processor. -2.3GHz Front Camera. – 5 megapixel Resolution. – 2048×1536 pixels RAM – 2GB OS – Android 5.0 Storage – 32GB Rear Camera – 8-megapixel Battery capacity – 5300mAh |
Nokia lives on!!!!!! |
y z d thread so dull dz dayz??.. #Jux passing by |
omokenny24:Yeah...Sure! |
Dopeyomi:ah wasn't freaked by Ur disguise at all...coz av gat u as fwend on 4 social media as a MALE....? #Anyways, Nyc 1 brO! |
pasvemma:LOLzz...Ðopeyomi z a guy!...#Don't b deceived |
Oluwaseytiano:2 days ke?... Departmental & faculty registratiom still dere na! |
Oluwaseytiano:2 days ke?...departmental & faculty registration still dey dere na |
YoBoyfwend:tnxx vewi much! |
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