Saturday, March 15, 2003

ÀîÖ¾ÖÒ

Met an ex-classmate after lunch. ÀîÖ¾ÖÒ. The one that started me on Apple ][. Together we went into the machine code of the game PacMan and changed the number of allowable death from 03 to FF. Also altered the Basic codes of the game Taipan to allow sailing despite the ship being overload.

ÀîÖ¾ÖÒ : "Äã·ÊÁËà¸!"

Dr. Liew : "Ha ha ha!" *Thinking : WTF!*

Dr. Liew : "×î½ü¸ÉÄÄÒ»Ðа¡?"

ÀîÖ¾ÖÒ : "²éÊý¿©..."

Dr. Liew : "Wah! ²éµ½´ó¹«Ë¾µÄÊý²»¶Ô¾Í±¨¾¯ÄÇÖÖ ah?"

ÀîÖ¾ÖÒ : "²»ÊÇÀ²! Auditor lah."

Dr. Liew : "Oh... ¶¼²»´íÀ²!" *Thinking : WTF is an auditor?*

ÀîÖ¾ÖÒ : "µÃ¿ÕÈ¥ÕÒÍõ½¨¹úÀ². Ëû¾ÍÔÚÇ°Ãæ°ïÈËÏ´ÏàÆ¬."

Dr. Liew : "Oh... Okay lah, ÎÒÏÈ×ß!"

Walked to the place that he mentioned. Íõ½¨¹ú was not around. Only one Ah Moi there. Well, maybe I will run into Íõ½¨¹ú some other day.
Airborne Videography

Managed to connect my wireless pinhole camera to my camcorder today.

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Looks like the days of airborne videography will not be very far away. I will need to solder a wire to connect the 12V battery of my car to the receiver and we will be good to go.
The Lying ISP

Streamyx's excuse of poor service and blaming it on DoS attacks turns out to be a lie.
Lunch with Starwing

Don't know why Starwing suddenly naik angin today.

[12:32:13] StarWing: eeei want go lunch ?

So we met up for a very late lunch. After lunch, we went for coffee.

Back to clinic 4.00pm sharp as I have planned. Reconnected to internet...

There was a knock on my door 15 minutes later at 4.15pm. Someone fainted.

Upon examination, he has expired. No pulse, no breathing. Blood pressure not recordable. Pupils fixed and dilated.

If I had come back a bit later, the outcome will still be the same, but somehow I *might* get blamed.

He came to me a month ago and was strongly advised to go to hospital. Apparently he didn't.

So I guess I won't be out for lunch peacefully for *just a short while*.

Let him rest.

Friday, March 14, 2003

Opening durian, Japanese style.

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Singapore women too 'fierce'?

There has been a recent discussion on soc.culture.malaysia going under this subject. Let's see what they have to say in this male-dominant group.



From: "Kilometric"

My impression is that many Singapore men complained that Singapore women are too "fierce", especially Chinese or Indian women. But Singapore men find Malay women are less "fierce" and more friendly.

In addition, compared to Indonesian, China, Philippines, Malaysian women, Singapore women are too proud and not very pretty.

A lot of Singapore men don't seen to like their own Singapore women.


From: "IDAbo"

Are you a male or female? If you are male, maybe you should enlighten the other half of the population on this phenomenon.

In my opinion, Singapore women are independent and well-groomed. Not bad, just that they don't meet Singaporean guys' expectations.


From: angus@pd.jaring.my (H J Angus)

Part of the problem is the national service program where the guys from the same cohort have to do their training while the girls embark on further studies. When the girls graduate and are earning the guys are still studying. This can cause break-ups because of disparity in income. Should be an interesting study for a Social Studies graduate or the SDU.


From: "virgin"

most chinese women want to be seen in private estates and behind big wheel while indian women like company of whiteman


From: "Hugh G. Rection"

Not sure about the brakedown by race by by and large, the Singaporean Female (new generation) seems to believe that the entire world owes her a living.

Given a position of authority, she wants to lord it over her subordinate; and this doesn't just apply in the corporate world but even at home where they treat their domestic help like shit.

She typically thinks that she is sophisticated and glamorous but in reality, she suffers from bad breath, body odour and really bad dress sense.

As a matter of fact, it is not just Singaporean men who can't stand the Singapore Female (new generation). Despite the fact that there are many expats who date the Singapore Female (new generation), these are just losers who can't cut it where they came from and all they want is some cheap, tardy sex toy whilst working in Singapore.

Before anyone flames me, please note that I am speaking specifically about the Singapore Female (new generation) born after 1960 and who has grown up in a world of luxury and ease. Our mothers were way different. In fact, the Singapore Female (new generation) expects the Singapore Female (senior generation) to take care of her needs in perpetuity by baby-sitting her (SFNG) miserable brats.

Perhaps some one like AWARE can come up with a campaign to make sure the Singapore Female (new generation), which certainly includes some of its members is aware that her genitals are not gold-plated.


From: jason_goodenough@yahoo.com (jason)

I know several aging sour spinsters in their 30s and 40s working as lecturers or research fellow in NUS. Their behaviour is very arrogant and they are quite ugly too.


From: "ardeedee"

Singles who wish to marry - aren't they all - should first learn to relax in opposite sex company and behave naturally and openly by showing interest in the opposite sex and in sex itself. Stop the habit of pretending that you do not like sex being discussed in your presence or joked about in even the most crude or salacious manner.

Sex is the biggest selling item in boy/girl relationship but the female should realize that while they show they are in a position to offer sex they also show that they know how to hold it at arms length until the time is right. Thus begins a sexual friendship which is based on mutual respect.

The rest of history is luck.


From: reddust@bigfoot.com (Red Dust)

Little do Singapore women realize that their constant bragging about how grand they are how much they enjoy their singlehood is the reason behind their singlehood. They made themselve so unattractive with their boastfulness. Their constant criticism against men is another big turnoff.

Simple, so singapore women, you are so grand, who would even be bothered to initiate a date with you?
Streamyx under DoS attack

CYBERJAYA: The recent problems experienced by subscribers to TM Net's Streamyx broadband Internet service were due to denial-of-service (DoS) attacks on its servers, TM Net Sdn Bhd chief executive officer Baharum Salleh told reporters in Cyberjaya today.

"This is not the first time we've experienced DoS attacks, but the latest series of attacks -- which began around early March -- has been the worst and most frequent we've experienced so far.

"They've caused congestion and the slow data rates experienced by Streamyx subscribers, as well as problems with authentication," he said.

According to Baharum, when TM Net support staff resets one part of the system which had hung, the attack would resume again soon after on another part of the system.

"We've been having sleepless nights trying to solve the problems caused by these attacks, which come in rapid succession," he said.

Baharum claimed TM Net had isolated the problem yesterday night, and will be working over the weekend to analyse it in detail to try and identify the source or sources of the attacks.

So far, the attacks seem to be coming from various local and overseas IP (Internet Protocol) addresses, but TM Net believes the addresses it has identified are surrogate addresses used to disguise the identity of the actual culprit or culprits.

The company had not filed a police report as at press time, citing the need to gather more accurate information first, a TM Net spokesman later told In.Tech.

Being picked on

Baharum would not speculate on whether the recent attacks were politically motivated because of Malaysia's stand against the possible US attack on Iraq and the anti-war resolution adopted by the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) meeting in Kuala Lumpur last month.

As for why only TM Net's Streamyx service was being targeted, and not its ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) or dialup services, TM Net engineers believe that it's because Streamyx uses a lot more hardware and software. It also goes through a digital subscriber line access module (DSLAM) and Telekom Malaysia's COINS network.

Thus, Streamyx presents more targets for malicious parties to attack.

"Moreover, with Streamyx being always-on, and especially with home users generally not taking the same precautions to install firewalls and other such protective measures, their computers are easy prey for attackers who can make their PCs surrogate sources of attack without their knowledge," said Baharum.

Broad swathe of complaints

The Streamyx service has been under constant fire from irritated consumers since it was launched last June. Almost all aspects of the service have been heavily criticised -- from the long delays in processing applications and finally getting the service installed, to billing irregularities and the intermittent service quality.

TM Net had called the emergency press conference today after In.Tech had presented excerpts from many readers' letters to Energy, Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Amar Leo Moggie, who had officiated at the groundbreaking ceremony for the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission's new building in Cyberjaya (see Star Business today) yesterday.

Two readers spoke about the slow Streamyx service, the difficulty in getting through to Streamyx customer support at 1-300-88-9515, and the support staff's inability to provide sensible answers.

"Streamyx service had been fine since I started using it about three months ago, but within the last two weeks it's been as slow -- if not slower -- than a 56 Kbps modem," said Mohamed Ridzuan Abdullah, who installed Streamyx in his apartment in Taman Seputeh near Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur.

Another reader, an IT officer with a securities firm in Shah Alam, complained that his company headquarters and its three branches all experienced instabilities with Streamyx service, which took a turn for the worst and went down for six days beginning Feb 28.

Both readers complained bitterly about the difficulty in getting through to the Streamyx helpline, and of not getting any sensible answers when they eventually did.

According to Baharum, TM Net's Streamyx servers in Brickfields -- which serve about 400 subscribers (about 2% of its Streamyx subscriber base) -- was the worst affected by the attacks.

Like a traffic jam in one part of town affecting traffic elsewhere, the congestion in Brickfields caused slowdowns in other parts of the system, which was what was experienced by users in Shah Alam and other places.

"Our callcentre has been receiving 5,000 calls per day, which had overwhelmed the ability of its 100 agents to handle -- this is why callers had to wait so long for a reply," said Baharum.

"We apologise for the inconvenience caused by these attacks and we are considering customer's requests that we reimburse them for the drop in our service resulting from these attacks," he added.
Accident

Young man, nick 'Dai Gou'. Riding a motorbike. The lorry in front of him braked suddenly. He smashed himself against the lorry. He is lucky he was wearing a helmet.

The bleeding from nose stopped. He was scared like sheet.

His lower lip is punctured through and through. Outside wound 3cm, inside 2cm. Can pass finger through... woo... hoo... Can put big nosering through...

Lots of wood splinter lodged in wound. Some stucked.

Cleaned it up, packed it, jabbed him and sent him to hospital.

Thursday, March 13, 2003

Savings

What is the purpose of a saving account? To let you save money, right?

Teachers used to say: "Saving is a good habit."

And those morons have to limit how much money you can save in your saving account! Anything over a certain limit and they will charge you 'withholding tax'. They say it's to encourage spending, WTF!

And they advise you to put it in 'fixed deposit'.

Hey! It's MY FARKING MONEY, alright! Get out of the way and let me save as much of MY farking money as I want in MY farking saving account! Sheesh! Or otherwise I'll transfer everything overseas! Farking morons!
Confusion

Why people get confused over certain rules and regulations of the government?

These rules and regulations were laid down by certain ministry.

And they are passed to relevant departments in black and white.

Yes, it's in Malay.

But the message it carries is obscure.

Three different person reading the same black and white will come out with three entirely different opinion, WTF.
Dumb Merc

Was driving home yesterday night. Traffic moderate.

Three lanes. High speed. The right most lane will meet a divider and has a traffic light before turning right. The middle and the left lanes go straight.

One slow junk car on the left. I'm in the middle. A red Merc approaching fast from my right. He wanted to cut in in front of me. But was not able to do so because he will eventually hit the divider.

He slowed down and cut in behind me.

Two cars in front of me. One on the middle lane, one on the right lane. I was still on the middle lane and was overtaking the junk car.

The Merc couldn't overtake me. So he waited until I was way past the slow junk car and decided to overtake me from my left.

I changed my lane to the left before he did. I was going parallel with the two cars to my right. The Merc was pissed.

This went on for some 2km. The Merc was tailgating me, I slowed down, he cut to my right, wanted to overtake me and I picked up again. Muahahaha.

Then I reached my junction and turned left.

The Merc was so furious that it was overtaking me around the junction and wanted to cut in in front of me. But I was too close to the car in front.

Suddenly the Merc saw a high divider appearing suddenly. Too late. Emergency brake. *SCREEECH* *KRACK* *KLUACK* Its front bumper fell off and he drove over the divider plus his front bumper with the bottom of the car grazing on the edge of the divider. Wooo... major OUCH!

To add salt to the wound. The number plate starts with WFL, quite new and well maintained.

ROTFLMAO with Ms LUITA!

Wednesday, March 12, 2003

Doorstop Alarm

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Got a doorstop alarm FOC today. Just don't know what to do with it.

In low sensitivity setting, it depends on metal contact to set the alarm off. In high sensitivity setting, the built in motion sensor comes into play.

Will I be able to take it apart and adapt it for other purpose? Kihkihkih...
My Animal

Muahahaha... Bingo!

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What Is Your Animal Personality?
Humidity

Ever noticed the air is not that humid anymore these nights? The air at night is sort of dry and dusty.

Used to drive home at night. Five minutes journey with air cond at full blast was able to fog up all four car windows as well as the front and back windscreens. At times even had to switch on the wipers and the defogger behind.

Not anymore, the windows don't fog up anymore. Perhaps the air cond of my car is not cold enough?
My Smile, My Style.

Muahahaha... How true!

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You're the smirk, a frown-smile hybrid that's a
little bit cocky and usually associated with
evil or arrogant, but attractive people. You
probably just don't give a damn, but it's
everyone else's fault if you don't because
you're too awesome to have any real faults.

What Kind of Smile are You?

Tuesday, March 11, 2003

Coliseum Cafe

98-100 Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, 50100 Kuala Lumpur

Parking not so bad. Still have to walk some 100m.

Was there for lunch. Hot sun. *Groan*

Before entering: Crowd! Crowd! The place is crowded!

After entering: Smoke! Smoke! Quick! Somebody call the bomba! Visual distance down to 5m! Don't bang into that big fat fark trying to stuff the whole piece of sizzling steak down her throat!

Table: The tablecloth has holes!

After seating: They have over a hundred items on the menu. And they have old people wearing a 'Captain' tag coming over to take order. You can ignore the price printed, it's not that ridiculously expensive anyway, and order away. You only need to tell the captain the 'index number' printed next to each item on the menu and he will be able to tell you what exactly it represents.

Dr. Liew : "###"

Captain : "Bread butter."

Dr. Liew : "###"

Captain : "Baked crab salad."

Dr. Liew : "###"

Captain : "Sizzling chateaubiand."

Dr. Liew : "###"

Captain : "Fish concalaise."

Dr. Liew : "###"

Captain : "Peach icecream."

Dr. Liew : "###"

Captain : "Irish coffee."

Dr. Liew : "###"

Captain : "Ice blended cappucino."

Dr. Liew : "###"

Captain : "Fresh lime."

Dr. Liew : "###"

Captain : "Are you sure you can finish all the food, sir?"

Dr. Liew : "No. I was just testing your memory."

More about food:

Over a hundred items available and they don't even have Espresso and they call it a 'restaurant'! For gawd's sake! The Irish Coffee tasted like my cough syrup and they had to serve it hot! *puke*

Sizzling chateaubiand was so-so. Big fat chunk of medium raw sizzling steak. Nice to cut, nice to chew, nice to swallow.

The least they can do is to cut open the tomato for me! What the hell were they trying to do prove dumping this big fat round tomato on to the sizzling plate? Slice it open lah! Dumb ass!

And you need to have war with the broccoli. Probably you should bring along a chainsaw to cut that lumpy half-cooked broccoli that is almost impossible to slice into two.

Fried meehoon and fried mee: Not so impressive. More like meehoon or mee soaked in kicap. Big plate. Starve overnight before hitting it.

Bread: The bread served in a Persian restaurant (I forgot the name) at KLCC is 5 times more fluffy and creamier. Better texture. Melt in your mouth.

Ice blended cappucino: Prefers Gloria Jeans, San Francisco, Coffee Beans anytime!

Pina Colada: They gave me a 'Virgin Colada' (non alcoholic) instead. Cheh! And I insisted that it had no rum. The captain was convinced and changed for me. How careless! Pina Colada tastes wonderful! With a slice of pineapple (they didn't remove the skin, jeez) and an almond syrup soaked cherry on the rim of the glass. RPCNs said it looked and tasted like flu syrup, thou.

Peach icecream: Slices of canned peach and a scoop of homemade vanilla icecream. I like the texture of the icecream. Not really smooth but with ice crystal embedded in it. Crunchy!

Air cond: Forget it! That place is smoky, coz a lot of people order sizzling dish like me. And when you order sizzling dish, they will come and tie a napkin around your neck. And they have at least two exhaust fans to suck out the smoke as well as the cold air.

Chicks: None, nyet, empty, zero. You'll have to bring your own. Or at least go borrow some. :P
Bangsar

Went to Bangsar for lunch the other day.

People

Heard it's a 'high class' area, a town famous for its night life, a town lived by 'influential' people. Probably means people there like to create a big fuss over trivial matter. Or perhaps they are more 'kiasu' and 'kiasi'. *shrug*

Security

Also heard that secutiry is at its best there. Police will arrive within the minute when something happens. They also have video cameras located at 'strategic' positions overlooking busy streets. And they have a booth or something with security people sitting inside monitoring those cameras.

Traffic

Muahahaha... can die marn. Jammed like sheet in a xerox machine, eventhough they converted the streets into one-ways. And people there drive expensive imported cars. So your good ole Nissan with titanium reinforced absorber bumper will have absolutely no problem bullying them at all.

Chicks

Plenty! Some of them will show you their shaved armpits whether you like it or not. Some have skirts with their sides split all the way up to their waist. Genuine high class girls are always decently dressed. Third class street tramps trying real hard to live up to that standard will be skimpily dressed and will be shouting into their handphones most of the time.

There was this girl smoking away after a meal. Threw the cigarette butt on the floor. The cigarette butt rolled under her chair and she was twisting her leg to reach the cigarette butt with the big fat heel of her ugly shoe. Urghhh!

Food

More than 50% of the shops there are eateries. You can find plenty of western food around including Burger King. A few Indian restaurants serving banana leaf rice which basically are nothing but oversized mamak stalls. Not to forget Chinese restaurants dying very very hard to look western.

What I had was so-so only. Banana leaf rice at 'The Lotus' was okay. The biriyani rice is not fragrant enough. Teh ice was nice, not too sweet and cold enough. Rose syrup is a bit on the sweeter side. Curd or yogurt not thin enough and I don't mean lassi.

Finnegan that Irish pub is fake. Its AK-47 cocktail tastes like something people vomited out and you are trying to suck it back in. Onion soup is yucky, beef stew is leathery, sauce is yucky, vege too buttery.

Perhaps I need to go there more often. I'll cross my fingers that I may find at least one restaurant there that can live up to my standard.
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1. 6610 a bit too long
2. Integrated handsfree speaker
3. 128x128x4096
4. No voice dial (6510 has 10 names)
5. No voice command (6510 has 5 command tags)
6. No voice recording (6510 upto 180secs)
7. Max SMS length?
8. 10 picture messages only
9. MMS
10. GPRS but no bluetooth
11. Java enabled
12. Ringtone 31+20
13. Polyphonic ring tones
14. Stereo radios
15. 6100 has customisable and timed profiles

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Monday, March 10, 2003

ÇéÊé Love Letter Part Two

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Coffee Liquor

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"ÓÐ, ÓÐ, ÓÐ," Àϰå´ð. "ÊÔÏÂÕâé× Coffee Liquor °É."

A moron came into a liquor shop. "Boss, I want to buy a bottle of liquor. I want that kind that can get me drunk, but still keep my brain alert that kind. Got ah?"

"Got, got, got," answered the boss. "Try this bottle of coffee liquor."

Sunday, March 09, 2003

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Second Route



Everything should have a Plan B. For my route to work, I have a second route.

I've been on the second route before, but hated it. Not only it is further but it is also full of turns. I used to lose my direction taking it. And I had to drive over this narrow bridge where it allows only one car at a time.

Recently I've been taking it again. They have built a wider bridge, a three-lane tar road bridge. You can even overtake the tortoise in front.

This route is devoid of traffic lights. The traffic is much slower compared to the usual route where average speed is around 80km/hr.

On this route, there are much more greens. No more heavy engine sound. Instead, it has more chirping of birds and more fresh air.

And you will get to see Petronas Twin Towers and the rising sun on the way.

There are more stalls by the road side. You can even pull over to the makcik and buy nasi lemak.

From now on, I have a second route. And it's worth the tranquility.
Wake Up! Prince Charming!

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Love Through A Cold Wire

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Thinking

You know I don't feel about that war, the way we were told how we were supposed to feel about that war, the way we were ordered and instructed to feel about that war. You see, my mind doesn't work that way. I've got this real moron thing that I do, it's called thinking. And I'm not a very good citizen because I like to form my own opinions! I don't just roll over when I'm told to.

I have certain rules. The first rule, I don't believe anything that the government tells me. Nothing, nyet, zero! And I don't take very seriously the media or the press in this country. I don't listen to them, I don't really believe in my country and I've gotta tell you folks, I don't get all choked up about coloured ribbons and the flags. I consider them symbols, only symbols and I leave symbols to the simple minded.