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Software- Lyrics Plugin

Brew — Fri, 02 May 2008 03:18:44 +0000

This is another good software, released by lyrics plugin team.It’s available on version of Windows Media Player & Winamp.

It’s good software for you who hate the visualization tool on Windows Media Player(did i said i am Micro$oft user?) and thanks to this software, finally i can sing without need to search for LYRICS at the same.

Screenshot which i managed from my WMP.

KL Freeze Unison – Mission accomplished

Brew — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 14:01:35 +0000

Aktiviti yang tidak mengenal warna kulit, bentuk badan, bangsa, agama mahu pon fahaman politik, KL Freeze Unison telah berlaku dengan lancarnya di pavillion 3.35pm. Program ini turut mendapat liputan dari Astro Awani

Antara video KL Freeze 2008

Rakyat Malaysia. Mari kita menentang kejahatan.
Sesungguhnya kita adalah warga yg terpelihara!!

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Solaris10 + Self-manufactured PC + Emulex San Storage

Brew — Sat, 22 Mar 2008 09:51:09 +0000

Ever heard of solaris 10 running on x86? Yes? Then now u should try another effort from emulex, a storage company with their HBA cards which now support for x86 machine also.

Err, pls make sure the board of x86 having a PciExpress port.

Website kastam malaysia kena deface

Brew — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 22:33:12 +0000

Malaysia customs website being defaced by Brazilian hackers. What a bad day!!

Ireans Manga

Brew — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 21:41:59 +0000

Dee skang ni tgh plan ngan aizu nak setup manga tuk malaysia, Ireans manga namanya.

lihat screenshot . semoga kejayaan melimpah sefamous ireans music.

Kazakhs shower president with cryptic questions

Brew — Sat, 23 Jun 2007 14:47:31 +0000

Taken from reuters . LOL what the fvck!

ALMATY (Reuters) – He may be experienced at fielding questions on geopolitics but when the Kazakh president logs on next week for his first Internet news conference he will have to tackle some more bizarre matters.

Just a week before the June 7 webcast, most Kazakhs who wrote in wanted President Nursultan Nazarbayev’s advice on how to set up a piece of complicated software on their computers — as well as his mobile phone number.

The cryptic software question — “How does one patch KDE under FreeBSD?” — appeared to be the most popular query posted on the webcast site, with more that 11,000 people asking for it to be forwarded to the 66-year-old leader.

Nazarbayev, a former steelworker who has been in power for almost two decades in the Central Asian state, usually comes across as serious and unsmiling in public and rarely touches on off-beat issues.

His media appearances are tightly regulated and reporters are usually not allowed to ask him direct questions unless they have been approved by his press service.

Russian President Vladimir Putin faced a similar question and answer session on the Internet last year when Russians asked their leader questions such as whether he planned to employ “giant, humanoid war robots”.

Although many questions on the Kazakh site, e.gov.kz/online, concerned matters like education and living standards, the most popular ones, posted on its front page, concerned other issues.

More than 9,000 people wanted to know “when the authorities will start chopping off civil servants’ tongues for lying to the president in the most outrageous way”, was the portal’s second-most favorite question as of Friday evening.

One user, backed by more than 2,000 votes and identified as Aizhan, asked: “What is your mobile phone number? Can I call you directly?”