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I am guilty!

Gosh it is almost a year since the last update in this blog. Apparently I have lost all the passion for blogging, but I am not sorry for that. We human seem to get addicted to many things, at different times. I am guilty though, for leaving this blog deserted and became a hive of spams. For this I must apologize, I hate spams as much as any of you. I will try my best to filter out stupid spams that bypass Akismet, on a weekly basis hopefully.

Okay since I’m already here, allow me to share with you something that you probably already knew.

Gosh it is almost a year since the last update in this blog. Apparently I have lost all the passion for blogging, but I am not sorry for that. We human seem to get addicted to many things, at different times. I am guilty though, for leaving this blog deserted and became a hive of spams. For this I must apologize, I hate spams as much as any of you. I will try my best to filter out stupid spams that bypass Akismet, on a weekly basis hopefully.

Okay since I’m already here, allow me to share with you something that you probably already knew.

Tags: Blogging, browser, internet, life

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Malaysia: The Internet and The Country.

I have been terribly frustrated with some of the current issues in Malaysia. First, the Auditor-General’s Report 2006 outlined that ministries have been overspending with public funds. Including:

• set of screwdrivers(brand unknown) for RM224, which only worths RM34 per set on the market.
• Faber Castell Technical Pens for RM1,147 per set, which only worths RM160 per set on the market.
• 2 Tonnes Car Jack for RM5,741 per set, which only worths RM50 per set on the market.

These are no lies, though administration tends to label bloggers as liars. These report are from Auditor-General Malaysia(JABATAN AUDIT NEGARA MALAYSIA). I’m not in the mood to tell you more about this, please download and read the reports yourself.(In Bahasa Malaysia). More news on the TheStar Malaysia

I have been terribly frustrated with some of the current issues in Malaysia. First, the Auditor-General’s Report 2006 outlined that ministries have been overspending with public funds. Including:

• set of screwdrivers(brand unknown) for RM224, which only worths RM34 per set on the market.
• Faber Castell Technical Pens for RM1,147 per set, which only worths RM160 per set on the market.
• 2 Tonnes Car Jack for RM5,741 per set, which only worths RM50 per set on the market.

These are no lies, though administration tends to label bloggers as liars. These report are from Auditor-General Malaysia(JABATAN AUDIT NEGARA MALAYSIA). I’m not in the mood to tell you more about this, please download and read the reports yourself.(In Bahasa Malaysia). More news on the TheStar Malaysia

Tags: internet, Issues, Malaysia, WWW

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A series of unfortunate events.

Finally I’m back, thanks to whoever made this happened. First, my internet connection was down for 2 weeks, due to the major flood during December 2006 in my beloved country, Malaysia. Some random pictures as followings, taken from TheStar Gallery

Finally I’m back, thanks to whoever made this happened. First, my internet connection was down for 2 weeks, due to the major flood during December 2006 in my beloved country, Malaysia. Some random pictures as followings, taken from TheStar Gallery

Tags: earthquake, flood, internet, Malaysia, taiwan

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Some innovations going on..

I stumbled upon this web2.0 summit event site this morning. It seems like they had a happening conference at San Francisco, US, during November 7 – 9, 2006. Well, none of my business anyway. On that site, they’ve listed a few participants of the event, that may draw a little attentions.

Here’s the page. If you have time, read on some upcoming innovations on the Web, those on the list may hit it big time in the near future. I am quite interested on these following participants.

I stumbled upon this web2.0 summit event site this morning. It seems like they had a happening conference at San Francisco, US, during November 7 – 9, 2006. Well, none of my business anyway. On that site, they’ve listed a few participants of the event, that may draw a little attentions.

Here’s the page. If you have time, read on some upcoming innovations on the Web, those on the list may hit it big time in the near future. I am quite interested on these following participants.

Tags: innovation, internet, web2.0, WWW

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Malaysia’s First Internet Exchange

I felt good when reading this news, at sinchew.com.my(chinese). Sorry that I was unable to find any source in English. Only this post stated that “Malaysia Internet Exchange will be in use end of this month”, which literally means “End of November, 2006″.

What is Internet Exchange? While digging at wikipedia, Internet Exchange was redirected to “Peering“, carries the meaning “voluntary interconnection of administratively separate Internet networks for the purpose of exchanging traffic between the customers of each network”. You can check it out yourself.

I felt good when reading this news, at sinchew.com.my(chinese). Sorry that I was unable to find any source in English. Only this post stated that “Malaysia Internet Exchange will be in use end of this month”, which literally means “End of November, 2006″.

What is Internet Exchange? While digging at wikipedia, Internet Exchange was redirected to “Peering“, carries the meaning “voluntary interconnection of administratively separate Internet networks for the purpose of exchanging traffic between the customers of each network”. You can check it out yourself.

Tags: exchange, internet, Malaysia, mix

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