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Barisan Rakyat’s voice has been heard. BN has been denied it’s critical 2/3 majority thus preventing them from making decisions alone moving forward. Sammy gone, Shahrizat gone, Maidin gone, Kayveas gone and Koh Tsu Koon gone. Koh Tsu Koon however was a professional and a trued gentleman, accepting his defeat with grace and walking out with his head tall. What does the future hold for us now is yet to be seen but one thing for sure, the strong power of unity amongst Malaysians regardless of color, religion nor language has been showcased with flying colors this time. ...

The polling stations are close and the votes being counted. So far the local TV stations are only covering Sabah and Sarawak and only BN related stuff. If you need up2date info then please refer to Malaysiakini as they have live updates as the results come in. Mirrors have been setup to handle the extra load today. Source: Malaysiakini | mirror1 | mirror2

Tomorrow is the 12th general election polling day for Malaysia. Malaysians will be rushing to the nearest polling stations by the millions to carry out their responsibility as a citizen. It’s has been a rough couple of months with all the racial (that’s what they call it but not me) issues going around but tomorrow will clearly mirror what the Malaysian people really want. To either stay on the same road or to strive for a better future by opting for a change. ...

Ever wondered what Apple’s MacBook Air looks like on the inside? TechRepublic took theirs apart and made a small pictorial of the process. See the pictures. Without an optical drive Apple managed to bring the overall size down and through the use of hidden connectors for usb and vga they managed keep the lines smooth all around. The MacBook Air is a beauty but somehow the inside does not impress me. Maybe it’s seem a bit too simple or maybe it’s just me. I don’t know 🙂 ...

My DC operation guys access Linux servers on a daily basis but somehow they never remember to log out. This is a security risk as anyone could gain access to the open console and create caos. Today, yet again I’m forced to play the bad guy by dummy proofing my Linux servers by implementing default timeout for user sessions. Bash and Korn both support the TMOUT variable which I will use to set the default timeout. ...