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Banhammer

SWIZZ — Sat, 07 Mar 2015 10:50:09 +0800

Requesting for permanent ban pls.
free me from this shyt hole and you'll shall have your precious few MB space back!

oh wait! dun just ban, pls delete my account!

preferably ban by lucaufah

pls help tag him in here. thank you.

my bad forgot the protocols... here is the grill
nah lucaufah, i propose you this new avatar.... pls update it

[WTA] Adidas

SWIZZ — Thu, 12 Feb 2015 12:14:21 +0800

Any adidas spring blade users in here? Need advise;
Plan to buy and use it as daily foot wear.

1. As mentioned, is it noisy when walking on tiles?
2. Is it dangerous? coz its like a back hook design. will it get caught or stuck easily on irregular surface?
3. is it safe for car driving? coz the design doesnt looks have pretty much grip surface....

Hnngghh Arkk! Mah eyes....

SWIZZ — Fri, 06 Feb 2015 12:21:10 +0800

Sleepy noon wake up call!

iPhone 6 Plus for RM7800

SWIZZ — Mon, 22 Sep 2014 16:03:17 +0800

Only the God Phone can have this kind of influence, others.... meh....

Just called DirectD in Subang, they are selling iPhone 6 plus 64GB for Rm7800,

Direct D

G.Mouse Koyak

SWIZZ — Fri, 19 Sep 2014 11:14:28 +0800

I'm sick and tired of buying branded gaming mouse that made in china.
One below here is really well balance between gaming & working use. i did enjoy it.
But however it just wont last more than a year.... now my mouse is left click button faulty.

Previously also had the same fate on Razor Naga..
went to seek warranty claim, but they've denied it. by the exterior condition of my mouse, they claimed my mouse faulty is due to vertical drop damaged.
Sigh.... yes i did drop it couple of times but this is just a very norm phenomenon.

Any taikos here can help suggest a good advise to how to fix or make a good claim? (besides getting a new one)

MaxisONE plans is LIMITLESS!

SWIZZ — Tue, 08 Jul 2014 11:23:22 +0800

[Update 2 @ July 7, 3:36pm] Maxis has now announced that the MaxisONE plans are now truly limitless – more below.
[Update] Maxis has just confirmed that it has renamed the plan into MaxisONE plan and MaxisONE plan lite. The changes have been reflected in the post.
Unlimited. That’s a word that Maxis feels has been used and abused too often in the telco industry. As such, the company’s new postpaid plan, called MaxisOne plan, opts for “limitless” instead. Offering limitless calls and SMS for a flat rate, the new MaxisONE plan aims to be the most compelling postpaid plan for the majority Malaysians.
According to internal research of its customer data, Maxis has found that most of its subscribers (both pre- and postpaid) make a lot more voice calls compared to mobile Internet consumption, where the nationwide average of its users only hovers around 1GB per month. On top of that, only about 3% of its users consistently used more than 2GB per month.

But at the same time, the company is readying itself for this 97% of consumers to slowly move away from feature phones and purchase their first smartphone, where mobile Internet consumption would gradually increase. To leverage itself on this phenomenon, the local telco has announced a new, fuss-free postpaid plan called the MaxisONE plan.
The MaxisONE plan offers unlimited calls and texts to all numbers both fixed and mobile (but adhering to its fair usage policy (FUP), the value is capped at 3000 minutes and 3000 SMS per month), while offering 2GB of mobile Internet at LTE speeds per month for RM128. A second, more affordable plan, called the MaxisONE plan lite, offers the same unlimited calls and texts but is only limited to Maxis numbers only, while offering 1GB of mobile Internet – all for RM78. Also, any usage of mobile Internet beyond the subscribed quota will not be charged on a pay-per-use basis; instead, users will be throttled to a maximum speed of 64kbps.
[Update @ July 7, 3:36pm] Maxis has now revealed that the MaxisONE plans are now truly “limitless”. The fair usage policy (FUP) previously in place, which capped the plan to a maximum usage of 3000 minutes and 3000 SMS per month, has now been removed. A Maxis representative has stated that the FUP has been removed since June 26. MaxisONE subscribers will now be able to make unlimited calls and texts to all numbers or all Maxis & Hotlink numbers, depending on whether you’re subscribed to MaxisONE or MaxisONE Lite.

JPJ’s new ruling

SWIZZ — Mon, 30 Jun 2014 10:30:50 +0800

A new ruling by the Road Transport Department (JPJ) requiring disabled drivers to get a letter from a doctor every time they want to renew their driving licence has sparked fury among the community. It led to a protest held by a group of disabled people from five non-governmental organisations yesterday.

Various reports said that representatives from Petpositive, Malaysian Spinal Cord Injury Association (Masia), Yayasan Ehsan, Adult Blind Association of Selangor (Abas) and Independent Living and Training Centre gathered at the JPJ office in Wangsa Maju at 11 am, demanding that disabled drivers should only be required to show a doctor’s certification upon renewing their licences for the first time.

This comes after the transport ministry waived driving licence fees for disabled people in April, before JPJ required that a doctor’s letter must be produced before an exemption from those fees can be acquired upon each licence renewal. The disabled would also need to submit a medical report to JPJ whenever they acquire a vehicle modified to suit their needs.

Petpositive president Anthony Siva Balan Thanasayan said, “We have to see a specialist each time we want to renew our driving licence, which is a hassle for us. I don’t see the purpose of having the disabled’s identity card for anymore.” The protestors then threw their disabled’s identity cards into a dustbin in a symbolic move.

What do you think? Should disabled drivers only be required to show certification upon renewing their licences for the first time, or is there a method to JPJ’s decision?

Web - http://paultan.org/2014/06/18/jpj-new-ruli...sabled-protest/

Make sense to me. coz OKU needs to declare their fitness to drive. just becoz they are OKU is sufficient to categorized high as a risk driver.

[WTA] - Megane RS vs RCZ

SWIZZ — Tue, 29 Apr 2014 15:15:48 +0800

WTA to all otais here. Which of the following models will be suitable for everyday drives & lesser breakdowns.

http://paultan.org/2013/01/31/renault-mega...aunched-rm235k/

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http://paultan.org/2013/07/10/peugeot-rcz-r-photos/

[WTA]

SWIZZ — Tue, 29 Apr 2014 15:12:17 +0800