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Israeli Society Is More Brainwashed Than North

imin — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 00:11:07 +0800

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shopee cannot select both free shipping

imin — Sat, 28 Feb 2026 00:28:56 +0800

WTH suddenly after 12am today, can only select either free shipping OR cashback voucher. cannot choose both anymore

New led light has 3 connectors

imin — Fri, 02 Jan 2026 17:38:43 +0800

I'm confused. My current led light has only 2 connectors. Bought a new one from Lazada and the new ones seems to have 3 connector pins. What wire should I connect the extra wire to?

change my saga tyre 185 55 R15

imin — Thu, 04 Sep 2025 14:33:41 +0800

I got this price from a shop in nilai

Mozzo rm155
Yokohama rm230
Viking rm205
Autogreen rm175
King boss rm160
Toyo rm220
Goodyear rm225
Dunlop rm210
Westlake rm180
Continental rm245
Hankook rm220

Which tyre /k suggest? Anything up there that's cheap but reliable?

Former US Congressman warned in 2009

imin — Wed, 13 Aug 2025 08:18:49 +0800

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Lazada return & refund. But why suddenly refund

imin — Sun, 10 Aug 2025 23:07:34 +0800

At least twice already I experienced this. First (maybe 3 years ago) I bought futsal boot, around RM20+ but then the size is too big, so I asked to return & refund. After submitting the return & refund, Lazada just say no need to return, and they just process the refund. Got it within a few days. Just now also want to return a cheap black shoe, RM5+ because of the size is too big. So I chose return & refund, but then after I submit photo and video, Lazada just said no need to return, and they straight away refund my money. Pity the sellers la. Why Lazada do this?

Former US Soldier said refutes israeli

imin — Sat, 09 Aug 2025 13:06:00 +0800

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Former US Green Beret said IDF asked him to shoot

imin — Thu, 31 Jul 2025 12:41:09 +0800

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Israeli Spies

imin — Wed, 30 Jul 2025 00:56:07 +0800

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freedom fighters doing their thing

imin — Thu, 26 Jun 2025 23:16:55 +0800

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2 Hamas fighters, wearing sandals and toss big ass bombs into Zionist's Armored vehicles which reportedly killed 7 soldiers

Onexox signal

imin — Tue, 08 Apr 2025 23:11:11 +0800

My P30 can use 2 sims. My first sim is onexox (just mnp from tunetalk last month), another one is celcomdigi sim. The problem is, according to the signal bar in my phone, my onexox's signal is most of the time way worse than my celcomdigi's signal. How can this be? Onexox is using celcomdigi's infra right?

minyak masak naik harga?

imin — Tue, 14 Jan 2025 09:46:33 +0800

why it seems at lotuss giant all minyak masak naik harga? normal price rm30+. if offer rm28+. not 1 year ago rm28 is normal price, rm26 is promo price.

When will ChatGPT be able to replace programmer?

imin — Thu, 31 Oct 2024 14:49:34 +0800

I'd say it's still a loooong way. Because ChatGPT or any other AI really loves to make things up. These past few months I relied a lot on ChatGPT because I'm too lazy to read the documentations particularly for AWS DynamoDB and Redis, so I just asked ChatGPT and sometimes Gemini. While I can say they gives maybe 70% things correct, the other 30% that these ai spewed are just bs. And they spewed these bs so confidently lol. Wasted my time because at the end of the day I had to go through the documentations and write the codes myself

So I googled "why sometimes chatgpt just make things up" and apparently they have the term "AI hallucination". So it seems currently AI are just like politicians; sometimes (ok to be fair politicians do this all the time) they just say some bs and tried to justify it until we present the fact to their face then only will they say oh sorry"

When common sense is talking

imin — Wed, 28 Aug 2024 15:16:19 +0800

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Patrick Ben David owned in his own show

imin — Mon, 19 Aug 2024 23:08:59 +0800

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TLDR: PBD is generally level headed, but he sounds like a shill for Israel

Daniel Levy, former Israeli Negotiator and

imin — Mon, 12 Aug 2024 23:21:50 +0800

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replace aircond switch

imin — Thu, 25 Jul 2024 16:48:06 +0800

here's the original switch

and here's the new one to replace

Just want to confirm, the yellow green wire on the original switch should go to the 2 center hole on the new switch, and the brown L2 wire on old switch should go to L Out on the new switch, and blue N2 wire on old switch should go to N Out on new switch right?

Tq

How to play video from usb on Sharp Android TV?

imin — Mon, 08 Apr 2024 21:47:56 +0800

As per title, my aunt bought a new Sharp Android TV for my grandma. After I stick in a usb full of mp4 videos into the tv usb slot, it appears as external usb on the tv. The problem is I cannot browse the usb, or even select usb as the source. So how do I watch the videos in the usb ya?

Tobacco and vape industries influenced madani

imin — Sat, 16 Mar 2024 14:49:36 +0800

It was cowardly and irresponsible, says Khairy

PETALING JAYA: Former health minister Khairy Jamaluddin (pic) says he has finally been proven right while those in the medical profession expressed shock and are demanding an explanation after it was revealed that Big Tobacco and the vape industry had influenced ministers and MPs.

Khairy said he knew all along about the lobbying but had nonetheless tried to implement the Generational Endgame (GEG). He said he now felt vindicated after Deputy Health Minister Datuk Lukanisman Awang Sauni confirmed in Parliament the tobacco and vape industries were behind the snuffing out of the GEG.

“I am glad Lukanisman is honest enough to admit that Big Tobacco has penetrated the government, the Cabinet and our MPs,” said Khairy, who also labelled the government as “cowardly and irresponsible” when it removed the GEG component from the anti-smoking bill.

He pointed out that Malaysia is a signatory to the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Framework Convention of Tobacco Control which disallows tobacco lobbyists from influencing national policies.

“Under the framework convention on tobacco control, you are not supposed to allow Big Tobacco to influence policy decisions.

“I am saddened that this happened during this government’s time,” said Khairy.

“They were irresponsible because they did not think of the future generation. They were also cowardly because they caved into whatever reasons Big Tobacco gave them.”

He said that if the government was too afraid to introduce GEG provisions, the least it could do was to tighten existing regulations on tobacco sales.

“Introduce plain packaging regulations first. Second, bring in the display ban, where cigarettes cannot be displayed in stores and have to be stored in drawers,” said Khairy.

He also urged for tighter regulations concerning vape sales, saying they are being sold rampantly to minors.

“Who do you think these flavours like strawberry, raspberry are being catered to? They are catered to minors,” added Khairy, who also took Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad to task for being slow in tabling vape regulations to the Cabinet.

He also noted the lack of vape regulation after nicotine was de-listed from the Poisons Act during former health minister Dr Zaliha Mustafa’s tenure.

“First thing, bring the regulations to Cabinet quickly. The regulation has to be clear and tight about where you can sell vape.”

Former Health Ministry official and public health expert Datuk Dr Zainal Ariffin Omar said Lukanisman’s revelation was shocking.

“The truth has finally come out. There have been the rumours that were discussed among anti-tobacco groups,” he said.

“This shouldn’t happen if the government really cares about the health of current and future generations.”

Malaysian Medical Association president Dr Azizan Abdul Aziz said the government now owes the people an explanation over the revelation.

“It looks like the truth is finally out,” she said.

“It’s very disappointing to hear about the kind of influence big tobacco and the vape industry has on such an important public health Bill.”

sos:https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2024/03/15/it-was-cowardly-and-irresponsible-says-khairy

Malaysia's semiconductor manufacturing flourishes

imin — Fri, 15 Mar 2024 12:22:04 +0800

Malaysia's semiconductor manufacturing flourishes in the face of U.S. and China's Chip War
News
By Christopher Harper published 2 days ago
Semiconductor manufacturing companies (including familiar names like Micron and Intel) are setting up or expanding into northern Malaysia

While the ongoing Chip War between the United States and China has seen plenty of negative outcomes for Chinese and US customers alike, the struggle is also contributing to a massive boost in Malaysia's semiconductor manufacturing, reports Financial Times.

Since United States regulations are pushing many semiconductor manufacturers away from China — especially high-end US tech companies that rely on that Chinese manufacturing power — they are being forced to look elsewhere on the globe for land and labor. Some of the manufacturers pouring into Penang, Malaysia are familiar faces, including the likes of Intel (which has been present in a Penang rice field since 1972 according to FT), Micron, and more. The turn in the market has reached the point where Malaysia now leads the world in US chip imports, as of February 2023.

The rush of foreign investments into Malaysia has come in the tunes of multi-billion dollar ambition from major industry players, like Intel. By itself, Intel will spend a whopping $7 billion on new, Malaysian chip assembly and testing facilities. The overall total of foreign Malaysian investment in 2023 was $12.8 billion, and that exceeded its seven-year combined total from 2013 to 2020.

As one may expect, the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim considers the development of Malaysia's semiconductor industry and workforce into higher-value manufacturing a "critical goal", according to Feb. 24 FT interview.

Interestingly, the "foreign investments" certainly aren't limited to US companies: other major nations are getting their tech built in Malaysia too, with China also being one of them. This seems to make Malaysia an interesting meeting ground for buyers and sellers at the highest level of the international semiconductor and electronics market, though there is some speculation in even the Financial Times piece that US scrutiny could eventually put a damper on this.

What Malaysia seems to need more than anything else to maintain its major player status is a front-end semiconductor manufacturing plant. Trade Minister of Malaysia, Zafrul Aziz, asserts as much in the original Financial Times piece, concluding "I am optimistic we will attract more than one. All it takes is one to kick-start a wave."

Penang, Malaysia is a north-western, two-part state of Malaysia composed of the city Seberang Perai and the separate Penang Island, which is separated from the other half by the Penang Strait. Penang Island also holds the capital, George Town, which is Penang's second-largest city by population.

Meanwhile, Seberang Perai is the third-largest city in Malaysia and the site of many shipping ports, rice fields, and so on. Comparatively, the Penang Island is a little more urbanized, but still a major economic hub in its own right. Based on its geography and available resources, Penang seems like the ideal place for many foreigners to start doing business in Malaysia.

sos: https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/...chinas-chip-war