In-Car Bluetooth Tethering
I discovered a few days ago that the Android ICS update for my Galaxy Note comes with Bluetooth Tethering. This means that the phone can share its internet connection with bluetooth devices, like a...
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My return business trips from Jakarta have been getting a bit more eventful …
My return business trips from Jakarta have been getting a bit more eventful recently. A month back, my Air Asia noon flight got cancelled (Tip: avoid flying on public holidays, as low-cost carriers are...
Settling in to the new home
As part of settling in to the new home that is the Gnome 3 Shell, I’ve reformatted my laptop to Ubuntu 12.10, just to keep it the same as my desktop. So far Gnome...
Yet Another Dent
So there I was minding my own business at the carwash, while sitting and admiring my Alfa 156. Once all the dirt had been cleaned up, it looked spankingly good, despite it being washed...
Yum also!
Yum also! This post was originally published publicly on Google+ at 2012-11-02 23:18:48+0800
New Toy: USB to TTL_RS232_RS485 converter
Ordered this USB to TTL/RS232/RS485 converter on 6 September … it’s only arrived now, 2 November. Almost two months. It’s postmarked 9 September in China, so likely was stuck in Malaysian customs.Package appears to...
Lau Wan Kue Tiau … has now moved to to Jalan SS 3/33
Lau Wan Kue Tiau … has now moved to the food court on Jalan SS 3/33 (http://goo.gl/maps/fOI4l).It’s the road behind the De Bistro mamak shop, where he used to be at. He even has...
Yum!
Yum! tomatoes, carrots, celery, beets, parsley, lettuce, watercress, spinach. This post was originally published publicly on Google+ at 2012-10-27 18:22:18+0800
20121027 – Targus Revolution TBP165AP Backpack – O
Targus Revolution TBP165AP Backpack – One year down the road My first Targus backpack lasted me a couple of years, so when needed a new /quality/ backpack I went with Targus. I love the...
Overriding ISP Provided DNS Server
Overriding ISP Provided DNS Server in Ubuntu 12.04If you’re on Ubuntu 12.04, you’ll notice how DNS severs are no longer set in /etc/resolv.conf, rather /etc/resolv.conf points to 127.0.0.1, and NetworkManager runs an instance of...
