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MYTEKSI is currently running a donation campaign for undeserved children across Malaysia. They are looking for English children books and toys. The campaign will be happening on these dates, 28th & 29th, December 4th & 5th, 11th & 12th, 18th & 19th January. Question: I have books and toys to give away, what do I do now? Easy, install the MYTEKSI app on your android, apple or windows phone/tablet, register if you haven’t already, book a taxi and select “MYTEKSI HQ” as the destination and finally enter the “#gifts” hastag in the “notes to driver” section. ...

Maxis 4G LTE APN Settings. Needed these settings for my Huawei e398 LTE USB dongle to work with Maxis LTE. Profile Name : LTE APN choose Static : max4g Access number : *99# Username : maxis Password : wap

It’s a good time to grab .my domains. MYNIC is letting them go at RM30 for 1 year and RM50 for 2 years. .my domains normally retail around RM100 per year. The promotion ends on 31st January so hurry. Go grab your .my domain at iChoose by MYNIC. Thanks TechAttack

Use this command to display information about the status of one or more volumes that are mounted. From the Administrative Command Line Client (dsmadmc) run, "query mount" or "q mount"<br /> and for detailed output run, "query mount format=detailed" or "q mount f=d" `Syntax

Using UUID to identify you partitions is better then using kernel device names .i.e /dev/sd?. Mainly on systems where drives get move around frequently. Dev names change when the physical order of the drives are change but the UUID always remains the same. You can use the “lsblk” or “blkid” command to get the UUID of your partitions. In this case I’m running it on my Arch Linux box. [root@r2d2 ~]# lsblk -no NAME,UUID /dev/sdb1<br /> sdb1 eb2cb768-7306-4fe5-a981-14d27d0c25fa ...