Author: Wan Zulkarnain
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Read more ›: Review: NSS 250 (Forza) After One Month
4,800km, one ride to Masbro Hidden Village, and a CVT that still hasn’t rattled. What the NSS 250 does well and where it doesn’t matter.
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Read more ›: Review: Jacobs Weetameal
A biscuit you can soften in plain water, even cold. High in fibre, not too sweet, and RM 8.99 for 18 packets.
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Read more ›: Review: Nasi Kukus Ayam Berempah Al-Baraq (TTDI)
RM 7 a packet, near the TTDI MRT, sold out by 2pm. The spiced fried chicken is the reason to come early.
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Read more ›: Review: Sate Famili in Meru
RM 1.50 a stick, chicken that isn’t dry, and a peanut sauce that doesn’t skimp on cucumber. Plus parking that isn’t a fight.
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Read more ›: Review: Nasi Lemak Saleha (Setapak)
Nasi lemak paru at RM 13.50, a sambal that made me sweat, and enough parking. Worth the detour if you’re hungry in Setapak.
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Read more ›: Where to buy Honda NSS 250?
I surveyed Honda Impian X and Honda Bigwing. The price on the road is cheaper at Bigwing where the on the road price is RM 27,382.35 (running number, first party insurance includes special perils and all rider).
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Read more ›: How to simplify access to SSH with .ssh/config
If you are frequently access SSH where you need to check the server IP Address to SSH, this is the way for you to simplify the process. The strategy is to put a name to the SSH address, and you will only need to call SSH + name to access it.
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Read more ›: How to connect with Gmail API
Google uses OAuth 2.0 for authentication. In this case, to be able to manipulate Gmail API, you need to connect with OAuth 2.0. Then, you will be able to consume Gmail API. Here is how to connect with Google OAuth 2.0.
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Read more ›: Selangor Mobility. Demand Responsive Transit (DRT).
A flat RM 2 ride that solves the last leg after the LRT or MRT. Four zones, no crossing between them, and you book it like a Grab Car.
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Read more ›: After 14 years of ASB Financing, Can I terminate the financing?
The fact is, you can terminate the financing anytime. But, things that you can do didn’t necessarily mean you have to do. This because, according to Rule of 72, your savings was actually doubled in 14 years with assumption of consistent returns at 5.25% per annum.