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Developer, House Agent and Contractor

Thu, 01 Jan 1970 07:30:00 +0800

Developer, House Agent and Contractor

simonyee — Tue, 30 Jan 2024 12:54:09 +0800

Hi,
Which is more criminal like?
And why?

Body heat

simonyee — Mon, 17 Feb 2020 19:47:36 +0800

Hi,
I kesian to those who got sick.
I use to have too much of skin issue.
Now you might be asking what the heck does skin have to do with Covid?
Skin is your biggest organ on your body right?
so if your kidney that clean all the junk cannot clean properly. All the effects comes back to the skin.
What can help?
BMS turmeric powder

When the kidney is clean all other stuff is clean.
So over the air virus can fly anywhere.

So what else?
Don't spit if you know you got it.
China last time like to squat and spit.
I hope they won't do that anymore.

Don't MLM
Do everything natural, Virgin Coconut oil perhaps can help.
who knows
You may said different person, different reaction and you are right but if you don't try how you know it will fail?

Doctor and Pharmaceutical company they ah?
Only money matters.

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New Installation Pending

simonyee — Tue, 30 Jan 2018 16:47:45 +0800

14 days almost here still not news

Outgoing Streaming Video on Maxis

simonyee — Tue, 30 Jan 2018 16:06:02 +0800

If want to use them would it be reliable?
Raining?
Busy Holidays?

I know I need 5 to 10 Mb/sec for Facebook live but will it work properly.

Thank you for your comments.

Klang Area Distribution Box Issues

simonyee — Tue, 30 Jan 2018 15:59:48 +0800

TM came on-site on the 15 Jan 18 to check if can install the Unifi Line to an Organisation but after checking we have to fork out RM770.00. (1st RM200.00 is free!)
I want to have a nearer location but because of pricing rather than distance.
So here is Jalan Teluk Pulai next is the drain and another road.
That is some more the nearest DB box.
All TM just want to make MORE RM!

Today is already 30 Jan 18. Still cannot confirm and 2 more days is 14 days due.
Some more many calls, tweets and also asking for status.
How is it a GLC can be so ineffective?
But at the end how many staff is on the take.

Maxis lagi teruk since last year from Deepavali cannot confirm location and finally give up in Jan 2018 and email back to tell us go back to TM.
TM need to have more effective communication because of clearly show they have been cheating on the infrastructure besides of the thievery of comms cable by Drug addicts.
No need to say how much it cost them yearly but we know they type of people involved.

I apply for the org not just some company.
Telekom Malaysia need to revamp their attitude towards all kinds of people and races and not behave like a anti-social, race and type of organizations.

They may not show it but when we deal with them we can know. Example Christ is not equal to pronouncing it as 'kris'.
If you can even treat customer organization's name with respect how are you going to face the foreign investor who's name belong to their heritage, family logo, etc?

I think they are trying to pull a fast one on me, they cannot justify their action saying line/DB box issues but the moral shows otherwise.
Even worse was a fact their location mapping cannot single handed depend on Google map and even Google map can be wrong.

I drove down to the location shown on the Google Map. And there is not one single shop number show '11' there. Is this how the field technical works?
If like this is will mean all the field tech are the same.

I came here not to just rant but to see how they can be singular important nation provider for the countries telco infrastructure and manage to screw it all up in few short year.
How many other nations can do better than Malaysia BOLEH!? Malaysia bukan tak boleh hanya setakat mana sahaja?

We need to progressively moving,advancing and developing is this how MIDA, MITI and the rest works?
Languishing behind always one step to 10 step behind?

To those who are technical staff are under command and authority. Mr. Mohd Nor Hafizi is not tied down but I know he did send the report in. Why is it every time must have so many different tech handle just one site?
Why can't I have one single assignment and not many hands, Messy arrangement, Messy Management.

I really asking to resolve this soon and quickly.

Please TM! care for your clients, care to call back, care to take the time, make the time and give the time to get things like installation done asap.

Nerite Snails

simonyee — Wed, 30 Jul 2014 16:35:19 +0800

Hi,
I would like to purchase Nerite Snails.
Anyone know in Klang can get hold of these?
Thanks

Xiaomi Accessories

simonyee — Tue, 29 Jul 2014 22:52:26 +0800

Item(s):
Redmi Soft Case (White) X 1 for model 1S
Redmi Soft Case (Black) X 1 for model 1S
Redmi Screen Protector (Matte) X 2 for model 1S
Package includes:

Price:
RM 25.00
RM 25.00
RM 12.50 X 2 pcs = RM 25.00

Warranty:

Dealing method:
COD
Location:
Klang
Contact method/details:
PM/Email

Item(s) conditions:
Brand New
Picture:

Reason for sale:
Accidentally bought item

Sorry Item to be return back

Is it worth investing in a high-efficient PSU

simonyee — Mon, 24 Mar 2014 11:17:53 +0800

Hi,
If you’ve gone shopping for a power supply any time over the last few years, you’ve probably noticed the explosive proliferation of various 80 Plus ratings. As initially conceived, an 80 Plus certification was a way for PSU manufacturers to validate that their power supply units were at least 80% efficient at 25%, 50%, 75%, and
100% of full load

How much do you think Cap Ayam brand you pay and what type trouble it creates?

http://www.plugloadsolutions.com/documents...PowerSupply.pdf

Windows XP is a dead duck

simonyee — Tue, 18 Mar 2014 11:22:24 +0800

Hi,
Instead using windows 7 or 8
why not dump it

Use ZORIN !

http://zorin-os.com/index.html

http://zorin-os.com/free.html

http://zorin-os.com/gallery.html

http://zorin-os.com/images/screenshots/7.png

In turn, you help

http://zorin-os.com/zorin-wcg.html

http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/

When you take money from Billy Gato, you have to know he will ask question, why help him. Help others rather than MS.
http://zorin-os.com/installguide.html

How much trouble is windows?
This much
http://www.dcwg.org/detect/checking-window...for-infections/
https://forms.fbi.gov/check-to-see-if-your-...using-rogue-DNS
http://www.parkrecord.com/summit_county-bu...malware-from-my
http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/tec...f39c_story.html
http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2014/03...-facts/6511243/
http://www.sfgate.com/technology/article/N...-XP-5322509.php

Alternative to IT business

simonyee — Tue, 18 Mar 2014 11:10:00 +0800

Hi,
Instead of IT,
do this :--

1: Auto repair

This might sound a bit crazy, but modern vehicles more and more depend upon computers. In fact, without the computer at its core, the modern vehicle wouldn't be able to accomplish half of what it does. From emission control to hybrid power to brake control, automobiles depend upon computers. These computers are nothing more than embedded systems that depend upon another computer to troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair them. And since most IT admins and consultants love the thrill of fixing things, becoming an automobile technician makes perfect sense. Granted, you will need to get the proper training to make this leap.
2: Teaching

The educational system does not have enough good teachers willing to go the extra mile to help future IT pros understand the career they are about to embark on. Does that mean you should step into education so you can beat it into your students' heads that they will suffer immeasurable frustration during their career as a consultant or administrator? No. It does mean, however, that you can prepare them for the challenging road that lies ahead. And many of you will certainly understand how much difference it would have made in your lives if someone had helped prepare you for the challenges you have faced.
3: Working for a smaller company

If you're unwilling to completely leave the field of IT, you could step down from that fortune 500 position and join a much smaller company. Having a much smaller network to deal with, few computers, and users who don't have that same attitude toward you will remove a world of suffering from your shoulders. You could even step into the not-for-profit world and really feel wanted and loved. Although the NFP field has its own set of headaches, they aren't nearly as intense as they can be in the upper echelons of capitalism.
4: Architecture

This is another career that would require more education. However, you like numbers. You like the order and design of the world around you. And you could learn CAD more quickly than you learned subnetting. Architecture is one of those fields where the sky could literally be the limit. You could spend some time in the great outdoors, you would be using the numbers you love so dearly, you would have a modicum of control over your own fate (perhaps being self-employed), and you wouldn't have to deal with downed networks, fail-over, end-users, and lazy programmers.
5: Programming

You've spent years dealing with bugs, bug squashing, and software in general, so why not join the developer ranks and start coding yourself? Most of the programmers I know are good, although quirky, people. Some of them live singular, solitary lives, work long hours, and are dedicated to what they do. The biggest difference between programmers and admins/consultants? Programmers' stress and headaches are specific in nature and tend to involve only one or two major problems (code won't compile, features need to be added, etc.). Now I won't kid you into thinking that programming will be an easier, less stressful route than consulting or administration. But you won't have to deal with the avalanche of problems coming from nearly every corner of every building you walk into.
6: Writing

One of the biggest downfalls in the world of computer software and hardware is its documentation. Because software and hardware are ever-evolving markets, the minute you put out a book or manual, it's out of date. That means those manuals must always be updated, renewed, refreshed. Take those skills of yours and build a brand for yourself. Write the manual for a piece of software, hardware, or protocol. Or find a blog to write for. There are millions upon millions of computer users out there, and most of them have no idea what they are doing. The world needs good writers of computer manuals and how-tos, because we know the manufacturers aren't creating these documents.
7: Management

Not that you would ever see me working the management side of the coin, but this field is a good fit for a lot of administrators and consultants. This is especially true for consultants who have had to run their small shop or one-man show and keep the ball rolling. Those types have the necessary marketing, management, and communication skills necessary for management. But understand this: You will be trading one set of headaches for another.
8: Research and development

Companies thrive on research, and that includes tech companies. What R&D departments don't need are people who have no idea what they are talking about. As an administrator or consultant you have been out in the trenches. You know how things do work versus how they should work. You are fully aware of the real-world needs versus the company-created needs. A voice like yours could be of incredible value to a company creating the next big thing in IT. Of course R&D tends to live only in bigger companies, so you would have to make your way though the mounds of resumes already piling up on the HR desks. Figure that out, and you might have a perfect match.
9: Cosmetology

I know, I know. This one might seem crazy on the surface, but give it a chance. First, there is an elegant mathematic to the art of hair design. I did a short stint in the field and really enjoyed it. Not only are you dealing with real people with real issues (some issues a bit bigger than others), but you see instant results when you are done. There is no sitting around and waiting for the rug to be pulled out from under you (as is inevitable in IT and consulting) no dealing with budgetary constraints or security holes, no horrific hours, and no cloud!
10: Farming

I couldn't resist. Based on the amount of readers who truly wanted to pull way back to their "roots" and be farmers, this seemed like the perfect way to end this piece. Farming might well be one of the single most rewarding professions in the history of professions. Yes, it's hard work, yes there is very little money to be made. But man, is it a good way to reclaim yourself. Digging in the dirt, creating the very things that sustain life... what more could you ask for? If you choose to go this route, I would highly recommend you bank a nice nest egg first, because you won't get rich off the fat of the land. Your soul might, but your bank account? Not so much.
Taking a break

Naturally these ideas are all subjective, but everyone has a skill other than IT they can bank on. Even if it's not the most marketable, profitable, or manageable skill known to man, you have something you can turn to when IT or consulting loses its luster. And who knows, maybe a break from the field is all you need. Go be a farmer for a few years and then, if you need to, come back to IT. Don't worry -- admin and consulting work will still be here. You'll probably have to play a massive game of catch-up, but you'll get back into the race more quickly than you think.
Other alternative professions?

This is a just short list of possibilities, but there are plenty more. What other careers do you think might be well suited for those who are thinking about leaving IT? Have you ever switched fields only to return to a tech job? Share your thoughts in the discussion.

OCZ is a stupid brand

simonyee — Thu, 28 Nov 2013 10:52:06 +0800

Finally this stupid product and its company dies:--
OCZ has just issued a press release announcing their filing for bankruptcy, which was expected since Nasdaq had halted the trading of OCZ stock earlier today. OCZ has had financial issues for quite a long time and it was just a matter of time before the inevitable happened. While OCZ did try to change its course by reforming their product portfolio when Ryan Petersen, the former CEO of OCZ, stepped down, it seems that the efforts weren't enough to make the business profitable.

Those dealers in Low yat and Imbi that still vying for this stupid brand should realise how useless to sell this brand and its product by now

THAT SAME GOES FOR TOSHIBA BRAND AND COMPANY

http://www.anandtech.com/show/7549/ocz-fil...-buy-the-assets

End Note :--
My brand will and always be Kingston.
In 2012, Kingston celebrated 25 years in the memory business. iSuppli ranked Kingston as the world's number-one memory module manufacturer for the third-party memory market for the 9th consecutive year. Kingston celebrated 10 years of HyperX gaming memory. Kingston releases HyperX branded SSD drives and releases the first Windows to Go USB drive. Forbes lists Kingston as #48 on its list of "The 500 Largest Private Companies in the U.S." Gartner Research ranked Kingston #1 USB manufacturer in the world.

Where in the world to buy this?

simonyee — Sat, 09 Nov 2013 09:45:07 +0800

Hi,
Is it worth buying this :--

http://www.wired.com/reviews/2013/07/ouya/

The Ouya is not actually a viable competitor to the Xbox One, PlayStation 4 or Wii U, and everyone rushing to compare the devices is misguided. The Ouya is more like a toy, a rad-yet-affordable hobbyist device. If Sony’s next big thing is a 747, the Ouya is a top-of-the-line, gee-whiz R/C plane.

Is this true what is noted?

Pirated software, movies and music

simonyee — Thu, 12 Sep 2013 15:57:49 +0800

Hi,
I think all pirates deserve to die especially those related to the gangsters.
Best If you find the one selling in pasar malam take a photo and report them.

If they do not want to give up the business make trouble for them until the give up, give in and give out.

1. pungchur the car tyres
2. irate them until the try cannot sell
3. threaten with death
4. trash the setup until they give up.
5. inform the police and get the undercover officer to buy and then with that prosecute them.

no wonder our malaysian movies industry are dying while singapore is growing

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013...re-release.aspx

PETALING JAYA: KL Gangster 2 director Syamsul Yusof vows to give up making films – following the movie being pirated before its release in cinemas.

He is the second director to do so after Hans Isaac did the same in mid-August. Hans was disappointed when his latest film Lemak Kampung Santan, released on Hari Raya, did not do well.

Hans is now focusing completely on theatre and his newest production, Lawak Ke Der 3, is set to be staged at Istana Budaya next month.

Syamsul’s decision was revealed by his father and KL Gangster 2 producer Datuk Yusof Haslam.

KTS Celullar

simonyee — Sat, 07 Sep 2013 10:04:25 +0800

Hi,
Be warn of such unscrupulous retailer even tho appoint by Samsung to represent them in Klang.
They will not install original software like Papago M9 and use pirated version and recommend proper memory upgrade like Micro SDHC Class 4 (said only Free).

These are people who cannot be trusted to sell you things that work.

For RM 50.00 they install free software but actually all pirated stuff.
ok let's say you have papago not original and no map upgrade and use it then if the map send you to a place i.e jungle what do you do?

For RM 120.00 I can get original software that works
For RM 100.00 for the Kingston SDC10/32GB

Why spoil the name of Samsung and branding this way by creating problem with cheap lousy accessories, software and service?

Metal Detector in Temples

simonyee — Mon, 02 Sep 2013 10:57:30 +0800

Hi,
My take is this since they the Indian Gangster can do this :--
Install Metal detector
Body check for all the men and women.
if found call the police and hold the person without reason until police arrive.
On the spot you also can disarm them if you dare.

Today news

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013...-in-temple.aspx

Published: Monday September 2, 2013 MYT 12:00:00 AM
Updated: Monday September 2, 2013 MYT 7:24:01 AM
Simple funeral for businessman killed in temple

JOHOR BARU: Mourners paid their last respects to K. Jaganathan who was gunned down in front of his family while performing prayers at a Hindu temple in Gelang Patah here.

Family members and friends gathered for the last rites at the businessman’s home in Taman Mutiara Rini, here.

Jaganathan, who was allegedly a Gang 21 member, was given a simple send-off with a marching band leading the procession at about 3.30pm here yesterday.

Family and friends threw flowers while the coffin was taken to the Johor Baru Hindu Cemetery at Jalan Kebun Teh.

Gelang Patah MIC chief S. Kannan condemned the attack in the temple in Taman Nusantara.

He said a temple was sacred to Hindu devotees and urged authorities to take action.

Blame Bolly wood and Hong Kong for this

simonyee — Fri, 30 Aug 2013 14:46:26 +0800

http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2013...-and-gangs.aspx

PETALING JAYA: Young people today are in danger of turning to gangsterism because they are being fed on a media diet that is high on violence, danger and crime, says a top criminologist.

Criminologist Assoc Prof Dr P. Sundramoorthy of Universiti Sains Malaysia believes younger viewers should have limited exposure to violent images on and off screen.

“The developing young mind could misinterpret what it sees as acceptable social behaviour,” said Dr Sundramoorthy.

He stresses the danger lies in excessive viewings of films with violent imagery, crude language and sexual aggression.

He says most viewers are drawn to gangster flicks or films that highlight deviant behaviour because crime is a hot topic and easy to relate to.

“Crime is a realistic aspect of life that most viewers read or talk about on a daily basis. I believe people are drawn to gangster flicks because being in dangerous situations such as those portrayed in crime-related flicks is likely to happen to them or someone they know.”

“Films provide a sense of information or relief that there is something you can do to protect yourself and the ones you know.” he added
Dr Sundramoorthy was commenting on whether the popularity of gangster films in the local entertainment industry had any influence on the current spate of crime and gangsterism in the country. This year alone, local film producers have released at least six gangster-related films.

On Finas’ list of all-time top-grossing films is Syamsul Yusof’s KL Gangster. Released in 2011, the film made over RM11.7mil during its run in cinemas. Another gangster-related movie, Kongsi (2011), is also in the top five. The prequel to KL Gangster, KL Gangster 2, will be released later this year.

More on gangsterism as portrayed in film in Asia and Hollywood (http://www.thestar.com.my/Lifestyle/Entertainment/Movies/News/2013/08/30/Mean-streets.aspx)

Especially from HK because the triad want to control the movies and make money from there and the Bolly wood same one.

Where is malaysia in this fields?

simonyee — Wed, 21 Aug 2013 15:48:14 +0800

Hi,
Malaysian who study some of these field are not in Malaysia?
why?
Money, sponsorship, time, energy
This is not about who, what, when and why?
But a question of the Malaysia govt not turning it into fiasco like NFC.
These fields are relevant to us as growing nation.
We have people who study such field but working Singapore.
Do the corp in Malaysia view this as a joke?
Soon we will face the reality like it or not.
Right?

Taiyo External Tank Cf1000 Noisy

simonyee — Sun, 09 Sep 2012 06:44:01 +0800

Hi,
Taiyo External Tank Cf1000 Noisy?
Air is rushing into the aquarium from the output air valve
I have remove and restick the air valve but still the same.
Any ideas?

Thanks
Simon Yee

PEGATron

simonyee — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 12:19:17 +0800

HP is charging expensive for warranty repairs but sell cheap laptop.
But most of it is made by Asustek.
So the ODM and OEM I stick with OEM.
Cause I can get cheap Memory, Harddisk and replacement parts for those.
Instead of HP i.e High Price!