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Salary and experience of working in McD

Rajibnazak — Thu, 17 May 2018 12:50:50 +0800

I have some free time and was thinking of working at the McD near my house. Can anyone with experience share what their rate is like? And also any tips on working there and how they will interview me. Do they pay more for working midnight till Dawn?

Sekian, thank you.

/ktards come play teeworlds with me

Rajibnazak — Sat, 19 Mar 2016 18:24:10 +0800

lai lai if got free time download teeworlds from https://www.teeworlds.com/ and come play with me. Just unzip the file and can play ready.

teeworlds is a multiplayer shooter, small size (10MB only) and easy to run on any pc. Got some people playing already here on the singapore low ping servers but its better with more people

you can search for low ping servers I am in singaporean Vanilla DM server

IP: 128.199.106.190:8305

Does contract with celcom have cooling off period?

Rajibnazak — Sat, 25 Oct 2014 22:10:25 +0800

my dad signed up all my family for a celcom plan today but after i do the math we may be paying more than our current plan, is there a cooling off period where we can batal the contract w/o penalty? they will sent the paperwork only on monday so hopefully i can catch them tomorrow.

China planning a trans-Pacific high speed train to

Rajibnazak — Wed, 21 May 2014 19:00:32 +0800

http://interestingengineering.com/china-pl...ain-to-the-u-s/

A project currently nicknamed the “China-Russia-Canada-America” line has China looking into plans for a high speed train between Beijing and the U.S via the Bering Straight.

The line would be just over 13 000 km long! There is no current map of the route but current plans suggest that after departing Beijing, the train would travel to Siberia and once at the border of the Asian land mass it would delve underwater for a 125 km trip under the Pacific Ocean before emerging in Alaska. From there the line could split to various parts of the Americas such as Canada, Mexico and other southern regions.

With the train travelling at average speeds of 350 km/h, the trip would take a total of 2 days. Plans have yet to properly laid down and experts still remain skeptical. However, Wang Mengshu, a railway expert at the Chinese Academy of Engineering, told the the Beijing Times recently, ”Right now, we’re already in discussions, Russia has already been thinking about this for many years.”

According to the state-run China Daily, the tunnel technology is ready for the feat and will be used to build a high-speed railway between the south-east province of Fujian and Taiwan. “The project will be funded and constructed by China,” it said. “The details of this project are yet to be finalised.”

If the project is to be realised, the trans-Pacific stretch alone will be the World’s largest underwater tunnel, stretching more than 4 times the Channel Tunnel between England and France. The engineering challenge alone is enormous but its succession could prove a game changer when it comes to world trade and shipping.

China seems to be putting a lot of effort into pushing its rail technology and other plans are already seeing work on implementation. One project’s rail lines would extend from London to Paris, then to Berlin, Warsaw, Kiev and Moscow, where it would split into two routes, with one ending in Kazakhstan and the other in China’s Manchuria region. A second project’s rail lines would run from Urumqi in China to Central Asia, then to Iran and Turkey, ending in Germany. Construction has begun for both projects inside China, and the parts of both projects outside the country are still being negotiated with foreign governments.

- See more at: http://interestingengineering.com/china-pl...h.vOHvjPq8.dpuf

Replacement router/modem for DLink DSL-2640B

Rajibnazak — Sat, 29 Mar 2014 11:21:28 +0800

Broadband provider
ISP/package: streamyx blockbuster 1.0M
Location: manjung, perak
Have you called your ISP's helpline?:

no

Personal equipment
Modem: Dlink DSL2640B
Router: same as above
Firewall used: windows firewall

Problem details
First occurence of problem: happen for almost half a year,
Problem frequency: random, but I've got a good signal to my laptop fir one day at the most
Problem description: internet works fine but wireless signal very unstable. wifi light on router keeps linking, and sometimes go off, sometimes on.

looking at my bill I see the modem was given free to me by tm so i dont know if i can call them to get it changed or must buy new one. leaning towards buying new one, can anyne recommend a router/modem (preferably not separate) that is good?