Author: Wan Zulkarnain
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Read more ›: Five Prepaid Plans Between RM25 and RM35: Only Two Make Sense
I compared five Malaysian prepaid plans between RM25 and RM35 — redONE, HotlinkMU, CelcomDigi, U Mobile and Eastel. Two of them make sense if you already have home WiFi.
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Read more ›: Three $10 Go Plans Instead of One $100 Max Plan: The Peak-Hour Math
Three $10 subscriptions give about $300 of DeepSeek V4.1 Flash allowance — and their peak windows barely overlap with Ollama’s.
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Read more ›: The DJ Never Showed Up. So I Turned Two Phones and a Tablet Into Speakers.
Three devices playing the same song isn’t a speaker, it’s an echo. So I built Sync Stream: one playhead, server anchors, snap and nudge.
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Read more ›: Support Isn’t Glamorous. That’s Exactly Why It Solves Real Problems.
There’s a type of person who takes pride in being able to do calculations by hand — pen and paper, no calculator. They’ll tell you that using a calculator ‘freezes your brain’ and makes you lazy. So to prove it, they refuse to touch one. But here’s the reality: you are now allowed to bring…
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Read more ›: My Self-Hosted Stack Hit A “Corrupted Migrations” Wall
After two hours of debugging, the truth finally surfaced: Kysely’s migrator sorts executed migrations by timestamp, not by filename. If you ever used NOW() to backfill a missing row, you walked right into this trap.
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Read more ›: Using Claude Code CLI with Ollama Cloud API — No Local Install Needed
Run Claude Code CLI entirely through Ollama Cloud with kimi-k2.6:cloud — no local install, no paid API. Just four export lines and you are good to go.
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Read more ›: Unleashing WordPress Performance on Dokploy with OpenLiteSpeed
Discover how to deploy a high-performance WordPress stack on Dokploy using OpenLiteSpeed, Valkey object cache, and a zero-config setup.
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Read more ›: Dokploy Compose: How to Mount Files Correctly (Step-by-Step)
Learn how to correctly mount files in Dokploy Compose services using the ../files/ path. Step-by-step guide for persistent configuration and best practices.
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Read more ›: Why I’m Leaving Google Antigravity: The Hidden Costs of a Pro Plan
I’ve been a subscriber to the Google AI Pro plan (RM 97.99/month) for a while now, primarily using Google Antigravity for my coding workflow. While the interface is slick, the actual service reliability has left me frustrated enough to make a change. Here is why I’m downgrading my subscription back to the Premium 2TB plan.
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Read more ›: Why I’m Returning to Yes 5G: VoWiFi finally arrives for Honor!
In my previous post, 1 Thing Makes Me Fly Away From Yes 5G, I shared the frustrating reason why I had to leave Yes 5G despite its competitive pricing. The lack of Voice over Wi-Fi (VoWiFi) support on my Honor device was a dealbreaker, leading to dropped calls and a very unstable experience at home.