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Thats how vio told me that my drivers licence is fake. You guyz know exactly what is wrong with nigeria..yet no effort to tackle it. Nonsense!
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Rip comradez |
*Tecno all the way* They are here to stay for good! |
mrakin: Thanks,All except the D's, that doesn't have 3G Even the n3 the least of them can read pdf filez. |
no matter how sub-standard it looks...this is a step forward i believe |
megawax8: in few cases do they lead sumwher........seriously weighin the advantages against d disadvantages,there aint no benefit....#bin dere,don datna wash...dats wat u feel. |
hey guyz...no long thing, to get the best experience from online shops...stick with the guys that deal strickly with one product. I strongly recommend www.. They are the phone/tablet giants.Dats all... |
this is the kind of thread i enjoy reading...keep it coming guyz! ![]() |
Money_family cant stay witout family_they wil always be dere 4 u no mata wat friend at door_i wil apologise 4 d delay work_possibly the person wil kal back if it is serious sex_al wrk n no play make jack a bitch.dats wen u hav actualy worked Funny enough dats how i have always been. Bt stil tryin to work to make money and family ties. |
I have white bold 4...still workin perfectly.@ 33k .kal 08063673910 |
Mpetempe: [color=#000000]Thank God, i gat my ride through nairaland.[/color]na wash |
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1. http://uchubilo..com 2. http://nairaland.com 3. http://facebook.com 4. http:// 5 http://google.com.ng |
i'm a fresh blogger.bt very serious and dedicated.here my blog address.http://uchubilo..com i aint got much content bt always trying my best to get it updated. |
i'm a fresh blogger.bt very serious and dedicated.here my blog address.http://uchubilo..com i aint got much content bt always trying my best to get it updated. |
last price is 17500;d phone is still clean without any prob @ all |
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The most popular web browsers in 2012 are: Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Safari. 4. HTML and XML Hypertext Markup Language is the programmatic language that web pages are based on. HTML commands your web browser to display text and graphics in orderly fashion. HTML uses commands called 'HTML tags' that look like the following: <body></body> <a href="www.about.com"></a> <title></title> XML is eXtensible Markup Language, a cousin to HTML. XML focuses on cataloging and databasing the text content of a web page. XML commands look like the following: <entry> <address> <city> XHTML is a combination of HTML and XML. 5. URL URL's, or 'uniform resource locators', are the web browser addresses of Internet pages and files. A URL works together with IP addresses to help us name, locate, and bookmark specific pages and files for our web browsers. URL's commonly use three parts to address a page or file: the protocol (which is the portion ending in '//:'); the host computer (which sometimes ends in .com); and the filename/pagename itself. For example: https://personal.bankofamerica.com/login/password.htm http://forums.about.com/ab-guitar/?msg61989.1 ftp://files.microsoft.com/public/eBookreader.msi telnet://freenet.edmonton.ca/main 6. IP Address Your computer's 'internet protocol' address is a four-part electronic serial number. An IP address looks something like '202.3.104.55', complete with dot separators. Every computer, cell phone, and device that accesses the Internet is assigned at least one IP address for tracking purposes. Wherever you browse, whenever you send an email or instant message, and whenever you download a file, your IP address acts like a type of automobile licence plate to enforce accountability and traceability. 7. Email Email (formerly spelled e-mail with a hyphen) is electronic mail. It is the sending and receiving of typewritten messages from one screen to another. Email is usually handled by a webmail service (e.g. Gmail or Yahoomail), or an installed software package (e.g. Microsoft Outlook). Email has many cousins: text messaging, instant messaging, live chat, videomail (v-mail), Google Waving. 8. Blogs and Blogging A blog ('web log') is a modern online writer's column. Amateur and professional writers publish their blogs on most every kind of topic: their hobby interest in paintball and tennis, their opinions on health care, their commentaries on celebrity gossip, photo blogs of favorite pictures, tech tips on using Microsoft Office. Absolutely anyone can start a blog, and some people actually make reasonable incomes by selling advertising on their blog pages. Web logs are usually arranged chronologically, and with less formality than a full website. Blogs vary in quality from very amateurish to very professional. It costs nothing to start your own personal blog. 9. Social Media and Social Bookmarking Social media is the broad term for any online tool that enables users to interact with thousands of other users. Instant messaging and chatting are common forms of social media, as are blogs with comments, discussion forums, video-sharing and photo-sharing websites. Facebook.com and MySpace.com are very large social media sites, as are YouTube.com and Digg.com. Social bookmarking is a the specific form of social media. Social bookmarking is where users interact by recommending websites to each other ('tagging sites'). 10. ISP ISP is Internet Service Provider. That is the private company or government organization that plugs you into the vast Internet around the world. Your ISP will offer varying services for varying prices: web page access, email, hosting your own web page, hosting your own blog, and so on. ISP's will also offer various Internet connection speeds for a monthly fee. (e.g. ultra high speed Internet vs economy Internet). Today, you will also hear about WISP's, which are Wireless Internet Service Providers. They cater to laptop users who travel regularly. [color=#006600][/color][b][/b] |
