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October 8th, 2005 10:52 PM #61
Originally Posted by GlennSter
I may have misunderstood. Baka di binigay sayo ng shop ang CD na dapat para sayo?
If you restore your laptop, that will really speed all things upingat nalang bro baka masira ang US trip mo pero honestly, basta hindi Cds, baka di ka naman siguro sisitahin. gudluck.
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October 8th, 2005 11:00 PM #62
i found the recovery cd...complete with all the cd' of other driver.
im not going to the us.Im going to CANADA.=)
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October 9th, 2005 12:21 AM #63
fafi, pasalubong namin don't forget.... isang pirated cd pwede na
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October 9th, 2005 05:54 PM #64Best thing is to buy an external Hard Drive something like 40GB pwede mo na transfer mga files mo I doubt if check pa nila yan sa Canada.. better hide mo nalang ang FOLDER para hindi ma kita kahit i browse nila..tapos unhide mo nalang pag gagamitin mo na.. like what I did sa mga confidential files ko while Im travelling... Wag ka mag dala ng pirated pag sa US or canada ka pupunta baka mag ka problema ka pa sa pag pasok mo don.. Good Luck
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October 10th, 2005 02:01 AM #65
Originally Posted by GlennSter
Last year noong umuwi ako sa pinas dala ko yung mga naburn kong mp3s and movies, tapos noong bumalik ako dito sa canada dala ko pa rin yung same cds pero wala naman sumisita or tsume-check man lang, ang chineck lang nila eh kung alam kong paandarin yung nextbase dvd player na dala ko, yun lang.
Bale nasa case logic na lalagyan yung mga cds ko tapos hinand carry ko lang saloob ng nap-sack ko.
Happy trip na lang sir.
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October 10th, 2005 09:48 AM #66
Mga peeps, wala ng hihigpit pa sa Burma sa pag-check ng laman ng computer. This is my personal experience:
When we arrived at the airport, the "customs officials" politely asked if they could look at our laptops and the contents of our carry-on bags. Hindi na ako nag-taka dahil na-warningan na ako ng mga kasama ko sa trip na this would happen. So, I gave my laptop. What they did for the next couple hours or so is to open my laptop and scrutinize the contents. Tapos, binuriri din ang lahat ng laman ng CDs. Yung hindi nila maintindihan, they asked me about it. I mean, really asked me about it. Tapos, yung mga books na dala ako, tiningnan din nila isa-isa. Lahat ng may dala ng laptops, CDs at books ay iniinspect nila. Kapag may tumangi, automatic kulong. Tapos, kapag may hindi ka naipaliwanag ng maayos eh yari ka din. Hindi ka naman ikukulong, pero pagpapaliwanagin ka ulit.
Their government does not want anything to come into their country that is "counter revolutionary" and "counter to their cultural ideals". This means bawal ang western music, western movies, pictures and anything with a western flavor that can..."influence" their people. In short, bawal halos lahat.
Kaya nung bumalik kami for the 2nd time, ang dala ko na lang notebook eh yung Corona ko. Pati PDA ko nga pala eh binuriri din.
As for email, when we never send email there in English because they heavily censor the email. When the mail arrives at the recipient, the message does not make sense anymore due to the deletions. For those of you who might be skeptical about this, believe me: this is true. Like I said, first hand experience ko ito.
Kaya kami, when we send email there eh either Tagalog or Cebuano. Tapos, yung mga kasama naming Pinoy eh nililipat yun sa wika ng iba naming kasama na mga nahandun.
So yung sa Canada at US? If you ask me, wala yan compared to the nerve-wracking two hours or so that we experienced sa Burma.
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October 10th, 2005 11:36 AM #67
grabe pala ang burma...mahirap nga yata yun..
sir voltes v, thanks sa tip!
I feel the same way. Not a fan.
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