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Thursday, December 5, 2024

Just a Rather Ordinary Day in Port Moresby

For what seems to be a normal day for somebody else, Thursdays and Fridays, for sure aren’t one of those days that simply dart across me. Especially when it’s Thursday, during which I become preoccupied mostly with running an errand around various shops.  Fridays however, are a bit of a relaxing day to which I attributed most of my feeble triumphs in basic cooking. That day, I prepared a Sinigang Na Hipon for dinner. For Filipinos, we’re kind of addicted to Filipino Cuisine although we don’t usually take notice and may not admit it. And for me, Sinigang is one of a kind. There’s always a silent notion in my head that says nothing can come between me and my Sinigang.  But what is better than Sinigang Na Hipon?

Yes, free meal.

Friday, November 22, 2024

The Jollibee-Like Hamburgers In Dream Inn Hotel and Restaurant

Not so long ago, I have come to realize that there are three variants of managers in my workplace: those who like to spend time mostly at home, those who hardly stay at home and those who cannot be classified as both.

I am more of the latter.

Thursday, November 21, 2024

Having Fun Writing In One's Own Language


The opportunity to write using one's own language  decreases as one finds himself happily embracing a foreign language in the bosom of a foreign land.

I've started living in Port Moresby in 2011 and have not since written much anything with Tagalog except for the numerous simple words that I've typed in chatboxes when communicating with my friends and relatives.

With simpleness, I mean that it's something that anyone who's familiar with it can fairly understand although the composition of the words being used is of a literal "text-mode" form. 

Hypothetical conversation that involves common "text-mode" lexicon:

Kuya Jun: "oist!"

Me: "y kua!"

Kuya Jun: "Heypi bday!"

Me: "tnx. gift q!"

Saturday, November 16, 2024

Drawing Sue Ramirez With Faber-Castell Classic Colour Pencil

In Papua New Guinea, an expat may find himself contemplating at some point in time about how his life closely resembles the saga of our solar system wherein the Earth is revolving around our sun in a circumscribed manner in which the strong gravitational pull of the sun keeps the earth from being swept away of its orbit. Let loose a bit and the Earth will find itself taking a path to uncertainty while infinitely sailing through the darkness of the ever expanding universe. Like a planet, depending on how one should put it, the life of an expat might take a spin only within the collective encasement of three familiar entities: the house, the office, and the shops.

Tuesday, November 12, 2024

A Barbecue Party In Port Moresby

The last few weeks in Port Moresby have been, as what most responsible media would call, intense. There has been a few standoffs between the authorities and students of UPNG. Like any other democratic country, it is a common knowledge that every once in a while, incongruity between the citizen and the government can become temporarily highlighted. As an armchair observer with no specializing degree in political science, I find myself to be fundamentally unfit to comment on such a delicate matter and it is best left to those who really breeze through the complexities of politics. 

However, my views stand still that in general, Papua Guinea is a peace-loving country.

But having preceded this post with such substance, I’m now having a hard time finding the right words to swiftly transition my ideas from the intricacies of governance into the joy of cooking barbecue in a Barbecue Party.  I guess it’s easier to begin with finding out what’s on the menu today? 

Monday, November 11, 2024

Filipino Foods You Can Cook In Papua New Guinea

A very little concern that most Filipinos have in mind when moving from Philippines to another country is food. Some will find it daunting to try foreign foods during the first day of stay while others take it as an exciting feat. 

I, myself, is a fan of eating unfamiliar recipes. It's nice to try them every once in a while. Initially, I was pondering on the thought that If I ever came here, I would have to say goodbye to Filipino foods. That was swiftly proven otherwise after making a few trips to various shops around here. Although what's readily available here were not as much as a neighborhood sari-sari store has, what one needs to have is just a wee bit of resourcefulness to come up with something close to pinoy recipes.

Saturday, November 9, 2024

Rain In Port Moresby

Before my journey in Papua New Guinea has even begun, I had already looked its geographical location up on a globe as part of self-mind conditioning approach to leaving home for another country. It is located in an area just below the equator at around half the longitudinal line. 

Google says its exact coordinates are 6.1360° S, 143.9555° E.

If you take a ruler and measure out the distance between Port Moresby and the Equator, and use the same measurement to outline the space between the Equator and the Philippines, you will end up in areas around the Northern Mindanao. As a child, I have lived a couple of years in Cagayan De Oro. At around May to July, that place will receive a lot of rain throughout those times.

Friday, November 8, 2024

Life Goes On At POM

 “And when darkness dawns upon us all, fear not and stand tall, because only in darkness that light may appear bright and noticeable.” Said I.

And while I was composing this, I hastily asked my staff these through the LAN Messenger, “Dispela tupela kakaruk na rais, em hamas?” 

(Translation: This two-piece chicken and rice, how much?)


Thursday, November 7, 2024

Faber Castell 48 Classic Colour Pencils + 2B Pencil & Sharpener

When I was three decades younger, I used to fill the backmost pages of my notebooks with sketches of just about anything I could draw.  I usually sketch in school and mostly during classes.  I know it wasn’t a good idea to begin with, but if you had a last name that began in letter "V" you'd end up being asked to sit at the back along with other children whose surnames started with y, u or z. Far from the teachers prying eyes, it was not long until I found myself filling up my notebooks with crayon sketches.

Fast forward to today’s era,  I notice a big leap in the development of art tools. Back then, I was fine with crayons and watercolors and they were an indispensable kiddie art tools. Now, we have oil-based and wax-based color pencils which can really color drawings more vividly and lively.


Wednesday, November 6, 2024

Papua New Guinea Trivia #1

Did you know that Cuscus is commonly found in Papua New Guinea?

Cuscus is a cute animal resembling that of either a monkey-like or possum in appearance. They vary in color but the most common I see in Port Moresby has a mixture of white, brown and orange fur. It is a marsupial and is a sub specie of possum but is considered distantly related to other species such as koalas, kangaroos and squirrels.

Tuesday, November 5, 2024

Saying Goodbyes

In every three years or so, the managers being in this company will either grow or shrink in numbers. While it has not evolved into a consistent trend yet, I believe that this phenomenal marvel will stay as an observable matter for a few years to come.

To offer a simple explanation as to why such a thing happens uncontrollably, I have devised a list from my lightly expressed yet debatable opinions under the guise of deliberately euphemised statements on a descending scale as follows:


Sunday, November 3, 2024

Interesting Places around Port Moresby

Whenever I’m driving, my focus is only about three things: the road, the car that I’m driving and the people who may try a sprint across the road.  The places I pass by have less of my attention. Both eloquent and meaningless conversation carried out by passengers in the car are deliberately ignored, regardless. A passenger told me once that with my traits, I can be a locomotive driver. Seems to me like I have reached a milestone with my career in driving until a close friend of mine had said, “Hey, a train driver is usually alone in a driver’s compartment.”


Hi! My name is Glen Villar.

Friday, November 1, 2024

Foods to Eat at POM

What can be a more rhythmic question than asking what is there to eat? It’s possible that while there may be a lot of people like me who don’t bother much about coming up with this question in mind, our kind has only a miniscule part of the entirety to which all human beings are represented.

A little vague, isn’t it? Generally, my thoughts can become aimless and without sense when I’m hungry. As such, I notice that my grammar becomes a bit weird and my statements hold a tendency to digress from my main point.

But going back to my topic, if you have somehow, wondered about the foods we eat here in Port Moresby, here is a photo-list that I prepared for everyone.  I did my best and tried to remember each occurrence in its chronological order as possible. 


Thursday, October 31, 2024

Late Night Post In Port Moresby

Among the primary things of which everyone’s enthusiasm becomes apparently stimulated whenever a momentary congregation of semi-tired managers squeezed in together for a 15-minute ride home are the profound interest to know what sort of fish, in its size and form, is available at Malaoro Market at the time being.


Malaoro Market is a prominent open-air market and an alternative place for shoppers whose premeditated itinerary is to buy freshly caught fish and for those who are budget-wise alike.  Fish are displayed on temporary stalls in quite a number upon which prices of unquestionable modesty is coupled. 

Wednesday, October 30, 2024

Shop Hopping at Port Moresby

Port Moresy and Papua New Guinea in general is a home to numerous shopping store and supermarket.  Back in my country, I remember Cabanatuan, where I spent most of my school days, as a home to numerous schools and universities.  Walking around a few blocks in that place will almost always bring you to a different school. On busy weekdays, students can make up most of the public on every crowded street.

Port Moresby, having dwelt by diverse cultures comprised of the locals and expats from different countries, is adapted to meet what the multicultural community needs.  Thanks to the local farmers and poultry growers, we are enjoying a steady supply of fresh meat and vegetables.

Tuesday, October 29, 2024

The Boat Trip To Loloata Island, Papua New Guinea

In a sudden twist of event, the management in the company that I work with has come up with a decision from the accumulation of mass suggestions to hold our annual managers’ party at Loloata Island Resort. 

This was a news like no other news to us, and since our little shuttle bus can only accommodate a few partying hearts, the managers were separated into two little groups comprised of 11 and 13 persons.  I happened to be with the former group full of excited people.

Monday, October 28, 2024

Snapshots In Papua New Guinea

According to Albert Einstein, happiness becomes true if it is associated to goals and not with something else. An object, or money, for instance, do provide happiness at some point in time and pretty much they make living our lives easier. Yet at the end of the day, only us can tell if it's hollow or not.


For me, as being a man who is always in pursuit of happiness, I do think that my happiness is simple. But purely, as a result of my imagination, I am always inclined to believe that anything that makes me happy is tied to a simplistic goal.

Take my photography hobby for example, although I am not blessed with an inborn-talent that turns anything crap into a framed art, I persevere to learn the trend but I don't exhaust myself to the point that it's no longer a hobby.

Saturday, October 26, 2024

Dynasty Seafood Restaurant In Port Moresby

In the eve of the Chinese New Year Holiday, the management of the company that I work with sets a dinner at Dynasty Seafood Restaurant which is located in the heart of Vision City Mega Mall in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.

I actually never had a chance in my life to say Kung Hei Fat Choi to somebody during this celebration since I mostly grew up in a place where majorities of business owners are also the locals.

In Manila, where there is a prevalence of Chinese businessmen, Chinese New Year are actually being celebrated particularly in Ongpin where the community of Filipino-Chinese population is highly concentrated. Wandering there might actually feel like being in Hongkong. 

Friday, October 25, 2024

Drawing Comic Strips With Adobe Photoshop

As an IT Manager in my company, I'm more exposed to handling computer stuffs 80% of the time as opposed to managing staffs. My day to day job includes driving around Port Moresby when purchasing IT supplies, supervising the computer-related technical side of the operations, programming new and maintaining existing software, attending to various problems and occasionally finding myself doing some artwork for the marketing side.

Thursday, October 24, 2024

Enjoying Sopas In Port Moresby

Being an OFW can be quite intimidating at first. Expectations in the workplace can sometimes succumb anyone into becoming a workaholic freak and a less sociable person. A day in the office can feel like a lifetime and staff house can become a dear to you. In our effort to make the staff house to be as homey as it can be, the ate's and nanay's in the house occasionally prepare foods that can make us sit altogether in one table and enjoy.

Tuesday, October 22, 2024

Cheaper Fruits And Vegetables In Papua New Guinea

So, you want to buy cheap fruits and vegetables in Port Moresby (POM) but you'are afraid to risk safety? 

The cheapest items like fruits and vegetables can actually be found in open markets and Malaoro Market is one of them. If an expat wishes to go there, I recommend that it is with the presence of a local friend or a staff in your company. Although this is not necessary, the local friend can serve as a guide and can be of help if something unfortunate happens along the way. 

If an expat is still conscious about safety then there are stores like Tango, RH Hypermart, Boroko Foodworld, Vision City or SVS that meet the safety standards. They usually have a sufficient number of security guards to see that peace and order around the store is implemented. But one must expect the prices to be a bit higher (around 4 to 8 Kina difference) which is reasonable after considering their operation expenses.

Sunday, October 20, 2024

My Unforgettable Trip To Lea Lea Beach

Four years have passed since the first time I set foot on Papua New Guinea, and since then I was starting to wonder what it's like beyond the self-imposed limits that I had put myself into. 

 What it's like outside the 4 corners of my room? Well, technically, it was a patio which was changed into a canopied aisle, but beyond the patio and what's behind those hills in the horizon is still unknown to me. 

 What's preventing me from exploring POM is something that must have originated from various unsolicited advice that tells me it's not safe to go out there . There's probably an elephant in the room and I can only guess that the answer closest to reality is being afraid of uncertainty. 

 Well, I was given a chance one day, when a persistent cousin and his brave friend visited me and Harold (my cousin and an office mate) to brave those anaphoric warnings of don't go over there, don't lose your life. They want us to try a place where they had previously 're-discovered' unintentionally.


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Wednesday, October 16, 2024

My Humble Beginning in Papua New Guinea

My journey in Papua New Guinea began in 2008 at Lae, Morobe Province, PNG.

During that time, I was working as the head of IT Department in a mid-sized micro-finance company in Nueva Ecija, Philippines. The pay was good and I was enjoying my job which was more on being an in-house programmer and a little bit less of being a manager to a handful of tech-savvy people who were in my team. I say 'less' because having personally interviewed and selected them myself, I know their capabilities. I knew then that all of them had potentials and  a simple nudge was all they needed on such a young age to release their insatiable hunger for success.

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Wednesday, July 31, 2024

Longwei LW-K305D DC Power Supply Review

Good day readers!

Hi, I'm Glen Villar of Reynaxis Solutions. Welcome to my vlog.

Whether you are a newbie or not in electronics or mobile phone repair, you will always need a decent DC Power Supply to help you with your work. It's kind of hard to diagnose a faulty mobile phone without it, and because of that, it has become a staple on mobile/laptop repair jobs.

But with so many types of DC Power Supply out there, which one should you choose? I do recommend the Longwei LW-K305D. If you wish to know why, please watch the video below.


If you find the video helpful, be sure to visit my YouTube channel, Reynaxis Solutions. Subscribe to stay updated with practical tips, tricks, and reviews. Don't forget to like the video and leave a comment – I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

Thank you for joining me on this journey of exploration and improvement.



Wednesday, July 10, 2024

Noyafa NF-858C Review

 

Good day readers!

Hi, I'm Glen Villar of Reynaxis Solutions, welcome to my vlog.

As fellow IT enthusiasts, you may have experienced how challenging it is to isolate a single CAT6 cable from the rest in a bundle. Unless you use a device that can help you trace the cable, this task can be difficult.

The good news is there are tools that can already do this, and one of these tools is the Noyafa NF-858C Network Tester. If you want to learn more about this network tool, please watch the video below.


If you find the video helpful, be sure to visit my YouTube channel, Reynaxis Solutions. Subscribe to stay updated with practical tips, tricks, and reviews. Don't forget to like the video and leave a comment – I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

Thank you for joining me on this journey of exploration and improvement.

Tuesday, July 9, 2024

Setting Up Your Mobile Phone as a Webcam

Good day readers!

Hi, I'm Glen Villar of Reynaxis Solutions, welcome to my vlog.

Do you know that you can use your phone as a webcam on your PC? Yes, there is a way to do it. If you're wondering why you would need to turn your phone into a webcam for your PC, there are many reasons. 


See the list below:

1. Mobile phones have high-resolution cameras.

2. You may want to use that video capture for OBS Software for recording videos.

If you wish to know how, please watch the video below.


If you find the video helpful, be sure to visit my YouTube channel, Reynaxis Solutions. Subscribe to stay updated with practical tips, tricks, and reviews. Don't forget to like the video and leave a comment – I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

Thank you for joining me on this journey of exploration and improvement.


Thursday, July 4, 2024

The Most Relaxing Hobby in the World

Good day readers!

Hi, I'm Glen Villar of Reynaxis Solutions, welcome to my vlog.

Do you know what's the moxt relaxing hobby in the whole world? If you'd like to know, please watch the video below.


If you find the video helpful, be sure to visit my YouTube channel, Reynaxis Solutions. Subscribe to stay updated with practical tips, tricks, and reviews. Don't forget to like the video and leave a comment – I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

Thank you for joining me on this journey of exploration and improvement.

Sunday, June 30, 2024

Kaspersky is Banned in the US

WASHINGTON, 30 June 2024 - On Thursday, the Biden administration announced plans to ban the sale of Kaspersky Antivirus software in the U.S. This step follows Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo's statement that Russia's influence over the Kaspersky company poses a significant risk.

The planned ban is based on the following concerns:

  1. National Security: The U.S. government is worried about the company's potential ties to the Russian government.
  2. Risk of Espionage: There is a fear that Kaspersky could be compelled by Russian authorities to share sensitive information or install malware on American computers.

For more information about the ban, please watch the video below.


If you find the video helpful, be sure to visit my YouTube channel, Reynaxis Solutions. Subscribe to stay updated with practical tips, tricks, and reviews. Don't forget to like the video and leave a comment – I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

Thank you for joining me on this journey of exploration and improvement.

Thursday, June 27, 2024

Beginning Tok Pisin, Lesson 1

 

Good day, readers!

Hi, I'm Glen Villar of Reynaxis Solutions, and welcome to my blog.

Tok Pisin is one of the most widely used languages in Papua New Guinea. Despite PNG's remarkable linguistic diversity, with over 800 languages spoken across the country, almost everyone can speak Tok Pisin.

Did you know that learning Tok Pisin isn't difficult? If you're interested in starting but don't know where to begin, watch my video below, where I cover some basic phrases to get you started.


If you find the video helpful, be sure to visit my YouTube channel, Reynaxis Solutions. Subscribe to stay updated with practical tips, tricks, and reviews. Don't forget to like the video and leave a comment – I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

Thank you for joining me on this journey of exploration and improvement.

Saturday, June 22, 2024

Giant Mud Crabs in Papua New Guinea

Good day readers!

Hi, I'm Glen Villar of Reynaxis Solutions, welcome to my blog.

Mud crabs are a delicious crustacean delicacy, and while they are not found everywhere in the world, they have a broad distribution and can be found mainly in the Indo-Pacific region. This includes countries such as the Philippines, Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan, Japan, and Papua New Guinea.

Giant mud crabs, which can grow to a size almost as big as a medium-sized frying pan, are also found in Papua New Guinea. The largest ones are typically found in areas with fewer residents compared to the big cities in Papua New Guinea, like Daru Island.

If you want to see the mud crab that I bought in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, please watch the video below.


If you find the demonstration helpful, be sure to visit my YouTube channel, Reynaxis Solutions. Subscribe to stay updated with practical tips, tricks, and reviews. Don't forget to like the video and leave a comment – I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

Thank you for joining me on this journey of exploration and improvement.


Friday, June 21, 2024

How To Put a Limit to Internet Bandwidth

Good day readers!

Hi, I'm Glen Villar of Reynaxis Solutions, and welcome to my blog.

While many of us get our internet from mobile data plans, some of us, particularly in the business sector, subscribe to independent ISPs like NWTL in Papua New Guinea. The main reason for subscribing to an Internet Service Provider is to efficiently share internet bandwidth across multiple branches of a business. In such setups, ISPs often employ managed routers, like MikroTik, to handle internet traffic and routing.

In this blog entry, I'll show you how to limit internet bandwidth for specific devices or computers on your network using a MikroTik router. Please watch the video below to learn more about this topic.


If you find the demonstration helpful, be sure to visit my YouTube channel, Reynaxis Solutions. Subscribe to stay updated with practical tips, tricks, and reviews. Don't forget to like the video and leave a comment – I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

Thank you for joining me on this journey of exploration and improvement.


Thursday, June 20, 2024

Affordable and Useful Digital Microscope

Welcome to Reynaxis Solutions Blog!

Greetings, fellow enthusiasts!

I'm Glen Villar, and I'm delighted to have you here on my blog dedicated to sharing insights and solutions for watch repair, hobbies, and electronics troubleshooting.

Are you a watch repair specialist, a passionate hobbyist, or an electronics technician? You've likely encountered the challenge of inspecting small components or delicate electronic parts. Traditional stereo microscopes can be costly and cumbersome, requiring you to hunch over eyepieces and strain your neck.

What if I told you there's an affordable alternative that eliminates these challenges?

Introducing a game-changer that enhances your repair experience without the discomfort. Watch the video below to witness firsthand how this innovative tool could revolutionize your work:


If you find the demonstration helpful, be sure to visit my YouTube channel, Reynaxis Solutions. Subscribe to stay updated with practical tips, tricks, and reviews. Don't forget to like the video and leave a comment – I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

Thank you for joining me on this journey of exploration and improvement.


Tuesday, June 18, 2024

How to Block a Windows Application

Good day, readers!

Hi, I'm Glen Villar of Reynaxis Solutions. Welcome to my blog.

Do you know there's a way to prevent an app from running on Windows OS? This technique can be particularly useful when your office PCs are not part of a domain, and you lack central control to set policies for all the PCs. For instance, if you want to prevent a user from opening a browser, you can configure Windows to block the app from running using its hash.

To see the actual demo, please watch the video below.


If you find the video above useful, please visit my YouTube channel, Reynaxis Solutions, and subscribe. While you're at it, kindly like my video and leave a comment for me to read.

Thank you.

Sunday, June 16, 2024

How to Extend CAT6 Cable

Good day readers!

Hi! I'm Glen Villar of Reynaxis Solutions, welcome to my blog.

Laying out CAT6 cables can be an easy process and sometimes, it can be troublesome. Usually, when we are running network cables, we would run them on a cable tray or inside a conduit. When the conduits go through the walls and ceiling, it can be hard to remove and rerun a new cable, especially if the concrete the cable has gone through has been permanently sealed.

For instances when the cables are shorter than what was planned, it may seem tempting to just run a new cable. But the truth is, we can now extend the length of cables without resorting to that or adding a switch hub. If you are interested to know how we did it, please watch the video below.


If you find the video above useful, please visit my Youtube channel, Reynaxis Solutions, and consider subscribing. While you're at it, please like the video and leave your comment for me to read.

Thank you.

Friday, June 14, 2024

Lotus Rotary Tool Review

Good day, readers!

Hi, I'm Glen Villar of Reynaxis Solutions. Welcome to my blog.

I want to share with you a wonderful tool that I find incredibly useful for my hobbies: the Lotus Rotary Tool. As a watch repair hobbyist, I rely on this tool to buff away scratches on watch straps, glass, and back covers. For electronics, it's perfect for drilling tiny holes on PCBs for component insertion. Additionally, it can scrape off protective coatings on logic boards, cut plastic casings, plywood, wires, and even screws!

It's truly a versatile, one-tool-fits-all kind of tool. Without further ado, here's a video of me and my staff demonstrating its usefulness.


If you find the video helpful, please consider visiting my YouTube Channel, Reynaxis Solutions. While you're there, please like the video and leave your comments for me to read.

Thank you!

Thursday, June 13, 2024

Timegrapher: Is It Worth Buying?

Good day readers!

Hi, I'm Glen Villar of Reynaxis Solutions, welcome to my blog!

I'm an IT professional who loves working with anything related to programming languages, hardware repair, and troubleshooting. I also have a knack for attempting to repair broken watches, and it has become a habit of mine to collect watches, particularly the mechanical ones.

When you have an affinity for automatic and mechanical watches and collect them, it's important to be able to tell if the mechanism of the watch is still accurate to a few seconds. If not, you may find yourself sometimes wearing a mechanical watch that is either running late or running ahead.

To find out if your analog watch is still running accurately, you may need a device called a Timegrapher. This device can measure your watch's accuracy. If you wish to learn more about this device and where you can get it, please watch the video below.


If you find the video above useful, please visit my YouTube channel, Reynaxis Solutions, and subscribe. While you're at it, kindly like the video above and leave your comment for me to read.

Thank you.

Wednesday, June 12, 2024

Canon MF3010 is Printing Black Ink All Over The Page

Good day readers!

Hi, I'm Glen Villar  of Reynaxis Solutions, welcome to my blog. The Canon MF3010 is a reliable and efficient laser jet printer that I have been using for over 10 years. My company relies on this printer for barcode and document printing, and it has consistently met our needs. Here are a few reasons why we chose this printer over other brands:

Ease of Use: The Canon MF3010 is very user-friendly, making it easy for anyone to operate.

Clear and Crisp Printing: It delivers high-quality prints, perfect for printing press materials and barcodes.

Longevity of Printouts: Unlike inkjet printers, the printouts from this laser printer do not fade over time.

However, like any device, the Canon MF3010 can occasionally have issues. One common problem is when the paper comes out completely black. To help you troubleshoot and fix this issue, I've created a video tutorial.


If you find the video useful, please visit my channel, Reynaxis Solutions. Consider subscribing to my channel, liking the video, and leaving a comment with your thoughts. Your support means a lot to me!

Thank you!



Saturday, June 8, 2024

Microtest: Testing Wristwatch and Repair

Good day, readers!

Hi, I'm Glen Villar of Reynaxis Solutions. Welcome to my blog. In this digital era, where the majority of devices, such as wristwatches, feature LED screens or digital displays, mechanical watches are still being continuously manufactured. This is thanks to people like me, who find that mechanical watches are still appealing and worth keeping.

Did you know there is an affordable device available on online-selling platforms like Lazada and Shopee that you can use to test analog watches for faulty parts? This device is very useful to horologists, watch repairmen, and simple hobbyists. One of its benefits is checking if the coil is faulty. It can also help remove clogging in the mechanical motor by forcing it to rotate using the device's electromagnet. Additionally, it can check for battery charge.

If you want to find out more about this device, please watch the video below.

If you find the video above useful, please visit my YouTube Channel, Reynaxis Solutions. Kindly subscribe to my channel, and while you're at it, please like my video and leave your comments for me to read.

Thank you.



Friday, June 7, 2024

Is There a Food Delivery Service in Papua New Guinea?

Good day readers! 

Hi, I'm Glen of Reynaxis Solutions, and welcome to my blog. As an expat living in Papua New Guinea for 13 years now, I've experienced much of what this lovely country has to offer. While some experiences present certain challenges, most are on the brighter side. One of the nicest things is that, like any other developed country, Papua New Guinea also has a food delivery service. Although this service's popularity doesn't have the same strong impact as the Blues and Maroons games in the daily lives of PNG citizens, it still provides a valuable option for consumers, especially for those whose top option for going out is to go with a company's pool car. 

Without further ado, here's how to avail food delivery service in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. 




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Thursday, June 6, 2024

Mini Electric Frying Pan From Lazada and Shopee Review


Good day, readers!

Hi, I'm Glen from Reynaxis Solutions, and welcome to my blog.

Have you ever wondered if there's a tiny electric frying pan that you can easily carry in your bag? Imagine having the convenience of heating up a sandwich or frying an egg whenever there's an electric socket nearby, like in the office. Well, you're in luck! I've found just the thing on Lazada and I'm excited to share my experience with you.

To find out more about this mini electric frying pan, watch the video below.


If you find the video useful, please visit my YouTube channel, Reynaxis Solutions. Don't forget to subscribe, like the video, and leave your comments for me to read.

Thank you very much in advance. Happy viewing!

Wednesday, June 5, 2024

Cheapest Internet in Papua New Guinea

Good day readers!

Hi, I'm Glen of Reynaxis Solutions and I've been living as an expat in Papua New Guinea for 13 years now and have tried numerous Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Here are the major players in the telco industry:

  1. Digicel: Offers the fastest and most reliable internet connection, though it is a bit pricey compared to its competitors.
  2. Telikom: Almost as fast as Digicel but with cheaper data plans.
  3. Vodafone: Another option available, but not as widely discussed here.
  4. BMobile: Provides services, but details about its performance are less prominent.

In my experience, Digicel stands out for its speed and reliability. However, Telikom is a close second, providing nearly comparable speed at more affordable prices.

For more information about Telikom's internet services, check out my YouTube video linked below. While you're there, please don't forget to subscribe to my channel, like the video, and leave your comments. 

Thank you!




Tuesday, June 4, 2024

How to Set Up Your Own Email Server


 Hey there, curious minds!

Ever pondered the possibility of hosting your own email server, enabling you to establish an internal emailing system within your local network, office, or between branches of your company connected via P2P network or VPN?

If so, I’ve got just the thing for you! Check out my latest YouTube video tutorial where I walk you through the process of setting up and configuring your very own email server. It’s simpler than you might think, and I’ll show you how to ensure compatibility with various local email clients like Microsoft Outlook.

Ready to dive in? Watch the video below, and don’t forget to swing by my channel. If you find the tutorial helpful, give it a thumbs up, hit that subscribe button, and drop a comment in the comment box to let me know your thoughts.


Thanks for tuning in!

Dear Readers

I’m Glen Villar, a long-time expatriate currently residing in Papua New Guinea. Over the past 13 years, I've dedicated myself to training local IT professionals, equipping them with essential skills in the ever-evolving world of information technology.

You may know me from my YouTube channel, Reynaxis Solutions, where I share a plethora of informative videos related to IT and technology.

The primary goal behind launching this vlog is to provide a platform for sharing my YouTube content and offering additional insights and explanations to complement the videos.


If you've taken the time to read this, I want to express my sincere gratitude for your visit. I invite you to return and explore more of my posts in the future.

Until then, take care and see you soon!

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