Saturday, 20 December 2014

i like this post. a reply from "anti-jibaok" in chedet.cc
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( by anti-jibaok)
December 18, 2014 at 2:04 PM | Permalink

To.., ‘immoralequivalence’…,

You said – “…The Quran recognise Israel belong to the Jews….” Please be advised that, you are dead WRONG…! Period…! And, from where did you get such a finding to come with such a conclusion..? How dare you quote from the Quran but you come-up with your silly version and interpretation of the Quran.
Anyway, do you know the difference between the ‘Israelites’ (Bani Israel) and the ‘Jews’ (Yahud).., huh..? Was prophet Moses (Musa a.s.) an Israelite or a Jew..? Was prophet David (Daud a.s.) or King Solomon (Sulaiman a.s.) ever a ‘Jew’. The true Israelites follow ONLY the Torah. Did they ever follow the ‘Talmud’..? Or did the Talmud ever existed during their times..? You tell us.., OK..!?

However, the Jews (who adhere to the teachings of Judaism) follow the Talmud. Thus, the Jews and the Talmud are somewhat synonymous.., however the Israelites are synonymous with ONLY the Torah. Similarly, the Christians are synonymous with the Bible.., while the Muslims are synonymous with the Quran but are also required to believe only (but not to adhere) in the Torah (Taurat), the Psalms (Zabur) and also the New Testaments (Injil). Do you understand..?
So again, I ask you.., do you know the difference between an ‘Israelite’ and a ‘Jew’..!? Can you show us all where those Israelites (Bani Israel) are today..? Show us where are they now..? Again, may I remind you that in essence the Israelites ARE NOT the Jews. OK..!?

So, if you postulate that (after the Israelites’ Exodus from Egypt) the Holy Land (the ‘Promised Land’) was given by God Almighty to the Israelites (Bani Israil), as long as they keep dearly to their faith and the Covenant with God Almighty.., then you are correct if that was what you has said. OK..!?

Nonetheless, God Almighty did NOT ever give The Holy Land to the ‘Jews’. Why so..? Well, because during the time of the covenant, the Jews did NOT yet ever existed. So, do you think that the Jews (by faith and race) and the Israelites are one and the same..? You tell us. So, where is that ‘Divine Title Deed’ as you say that God Almighty had given to the Jews (via the message of the Quran)..? Show us all the precise surah or verse, if you dare to do so…, OK..!?

Then again, from where did the Jews come from.., and also to where did the true Israelites (Bani Israel) disappeared to, till this very day..? You tell us..! So again, your silly opinion that…, “… Quran recognise Israel belong to the Jews…” is a great lie and distortion of the highest degree.

In fact, some of those Jews who adhere to the Torah have vehemently declared that the Jews are NOT supposed to return to The Holy Land, as explained in this video URL below:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMQ9C6vni0w (NY City: 10,000+ Jews Against Israel)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awCOSRg-gks (Jews Against Zionism & The Rothschild)
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Furthermore, apparently fools like you cannot also even tell the difference between the Zionists and the Jews. Are the Zionists and the Jews synonymous.., do you think..? You tell us…, OK..?
Thus, be advised that the Zionist state of Israel had never-ever been given back to the true Israelites. Instead, it was totally hijacked and stolen (almost a hundred years ago) from the Palestinian Arabs by those despicable International Bankers, i.e. The Rothschild via a single piece of scribbled paper known as.., ‘The Balfour Declaration’..! Did you ever realise that..? And.., here is the full explanation as per this video, below:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhFRGDyX48c (Benjamin Freedman’s 1961 Speech at the Willard Hotel)
So, was it the Quran (as you say) that recognises Israel as belonging to the Jews, or was it The Balfour Declaration that has made Israel as the state for those contemptible Banksters.., i.e. the Zionist-Rothschild..? What say you.., huh..?
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You also said that – “…The British before giving Merdeka (to Malaya) made sure there was a governing infrastructure…” However, you fail to realise that the Malay States had never-ever belonged to the British for them to give it back to give its people. Neither was India had ever belonged to the British only to be given back to the Indians, Pakistanis or Bangladeshi. Similarly, the Palestine had never-ever belonged to the British.., but only to be handed-over to those culpable International Bankers.., i.e. the Zionist-Rothschild.
Do you understand the meaning of ‘Colonialism’ and ‘Imperialism’..? However, as ruthless as the Japanese were (during World-War 2), at least the Indonesian people got their independence from the Japanese (just before the end of World War-2).., but they did not get their independence from their Imperialist and Colonial Masters.., i.e. The Dutch. Did you ever realise that..?
Thus.., it was not for the British to give back Malaya back to its people, when it was NOT theirs in the first place, to give away..! Similarly, the land in the Palestine had never-ever belonged to the British to give it away to whomsoever they want to give it to. Do you understand..!?
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By the way, leaders do not flock to LKY for his unadulterated world view. Only filthy & despicable lackeys of those Zionist snakes would flock around LKY, because he was ‘successful’ enough in turning that tiny island into becoming their Far-Eastern Banking & Financial Outpost as the ‘Little Israel’ for those insidious Zionist cum Western forces.
So, is there not an iota of truth from what has been said here..?
Cheerio for now.., dude.

P.S.> Please do not try too hard to be a ‘Jibaok’. You may regret it.., I tell you.

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Thursday, 6 November 2014

Malaysia can be proud of its highway system

I REFER to the article “High five for this highway” (The Star, Nov 5) by June Wong.


Malaysia can be justifiably proud of the North-South Expressway. Many other countries, including New Zealand where I come from, would love to have such a magnificent highway.

I have been coming to Malaysia for many years now and would really like to live here permanently, but that is another story.

During my time in this country I have travelled extensively and enjoyed using both the highways and local roads.

Over the past three years I have had the privilege of showing many of my New Zealand family and friends around this country and, without exception, their comments have been favourable, with some of them coming back again for a second and even third time.

You are quite right in saying that going off the highway you get to see more of rural Malaysia and kampungs and villages. I do this often with my visitors and they and I enjoy the scenery very much.

I know most people here do not like having to pay toll and, if I’m honest, I would prefer not to as well. But these magnificent facilities don’t come cheap and they have to be paid for. As a visitor I have not paid taxes so I feel its OK to pay toll to use the highways.

On my many travels I see many (fast) Singapore cars on the highways and I feel it is quite proper for them to pay for this privilege as well.
After all there are no opportunities for Singaporean drivers to race their cars, illegally I might add, in their own country.

Also, petrol is relatively inexpensive here. In my country taxes on petrol are very high and the roads and few motorways are funded from these taxes.
The cheapest petrol in New Zealand equates to RM5.50 per litre of which something in the order of 80% is taxes.

I believe that funding roads this way is unfair to many who only use minor roads in the part of the country that they live in but are contributing to expensive road projects in areas they might never visit. I firmly believe in the principle of user pays.

As for the R&R stops, here I part company with you … many of my visitors think that a stop at an R&R is an outing on its own. And I confess to liking them too.
I agree that the food can be somewhat limited but again compared to other countries I have visited the facilities on offer are world-class, especially the toilets.

On a few occasions the facilities have not been up to scratch as it were, but this is often on busy weekends.

As I said at the beginning, Malaysia has a highway system of which it can be justifiably proud.


PETER MARSHALL
Kuala Lumpur

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Published: Friday November 7, 2014 MYT 12:00:00 AM
Updated: Friday November 7, 2014 MYT 7:33:14 AM
The Star Online

Tuesday, 4 November 2014

Reinstall grub2 from LiveCD



These instructions are based on the instructions from the ubuntu help website - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reinstalling from LiveCD
I'll try and make them easier to understand as when i first saw them it looked a bit complicated. Please dont look at this post thinking its gonna take forever it wont. Just take your time and follow them correctly.

1. Ok.. 1st thing you want to do is boot into your LiveCD of Mint. (best to use the same version as the one you are running on your computer). Once everything is loaded and your at the mint desktop. Open the Mint Menu and type "Gparted" into the filter text box.When it loads you should see all the partitons that are on the hard drive. Linux Mint partitions will probaly be EXT4 and the windows partitions will probaly be NTFS.

2. Look at the list of partitons and see what one is the Linux Mint partiton.You can tell this by looking at the Mount Points of the partitons. You should see one with a "/" under Mount Point and its File system will likely be EXT4. When you have located this partition look to the left and see what it is called. For example mine is called dev/sda5 (yours may be something different like dev/sda1 etc).

Now that you know what partition is the Linux Mint partition, just leave gparted open so you can look back at it again incase you forget. Now open up a Terminal by clicking the Mint menu then clicking "Terminal" under System.
Now we need to mount the Linux Mint partition so that we are able to use it (access it) . To do this copy and paste this code into the terminal

$ sudo mount /dev/sdXY /mnt

You will need to change the XY part of the code to match the name of your Linux Mint partition. For example my mint partition is dev/sda6 so i would change the code to -

$ sudo mount /dev/sda5 /mnt

Now that you edited the line of code to match your mint partiton, go ahead and press Enter on your keyboard then type in your password if your asked for it then press Enter again.(When your entering in your password you will not see any characters, letters numbers etc). It may look as if nothing has happened, but your Linux Mint partition will now be mounted. The terminal will display nothing after the $ sign like it did when you 1st open it.

3. Now we need to tell the computer to reinstall grub2 to the Linux Mint partition we just mounted. To do this copy and paste this line of code into the terminal

$ sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/ /dev/sdX

Again you will need to change this line of code to match your Linux Mint partition. Change the "X" at the end to match your mint partiton. My partition is dev/sda5 so i will change the the line of code to -

$ sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt/ /dev/sda 

It is IMPORTANT that you do not enter any number just the letters of the partitions.
When you have edited the line of code press Enter on your keyboard. You should then see a message saying Grub installer finished or something like that. Now close the terminal and gparted and reboot your pc/laptop without the livecd in the disc drive. To restart click the mint menu then click "Quit" then "Reboot".

*Note after you reboot you should see the grub2 menu you had before you installed/repaired windows. You may need to refresh (update) this menu so that it detects the new windows partition.
This can easily be done by logging into your Linux Mint, opening a Terminal then copying and pasting sudo update-grub then press Enter then enter your password then hit Enter again. You will then see it detecting all the bootable partitons on the Hard drive. When you it displays 'Done', reboot again and you should be able to boot into windows again.

I know this isn't the best tutorial for reinstalling grub but i hope it helps someone.

Tags: Reinstall grub2 mint/ubuntu Livecd

Wednesday, 14 May 2014

7 easy steps to reset forgotten root password on CentOS/Red Hat Linux

Terlupa centos root password?

7 langkah mudah untuk memperbaharui kata-laluan root di CentOS/Red Hat.


7 easy steps to reset forgotten root password on CentOS/Red Hat


1. Boot the system and when you see the following message "Press any key to enter the menu", press any key. (You will see the list of available kernel versions.)

2. Press e in order to edit commands before booting.

3. Highlight the list item with vmlinuz in it by using the arrow keys and press e.

4. Now type single or init 1 at the end of the line.

5. Then press enter and b to boot the system with the new argument. (The system will boot into single user mode and you will see bash prompt)

Now it's time to change the password:
6. Type passwd


1.### Shell Commands ###
2.passwd
3.Enter new UNIX password:
4.Retype new UNIX password:
5.passwd: password updated successfully

7. Type reboot to restart the system.

Saturday, 10 May 2014

OSS adalah singkatan untuk "Open Source Software" atau "Perisian Sumber Terbuka"

Pengenalan.

OSS adalah singkatan untuk "Open Source Software" atau "Perisian Sumber Terbuka". Sekiranya anda telah menggunakan Google atau Yahoo, telefon pintar yang menggunakan Android, maka anda adalah seorang pengguna OSS!


Mengapa OSS?

OSS menjimat wang.
OSS menghalang cetak-rompak.
OSS menggalak daya-cipta.
OSS mengurang wang keluar negara.

How to Set Default Font in LibreOffice / OpenOffice.org

 

Set Default Font in LibreOffice / OpenOffice.org Calc/Writer

After much struggling with wanting to change the default font in Calc/Writer to anything but eco green fonts, I discovered just how to change the default font. I will be using Liberation Sans for this example, but any font installed on your system will work.

Set a Default Font

First, we will need to set a default font. With LibreOffice Calc open, select Styles and Formatting from the Format menu. This will open the Styles and Formatting window. Default should be the default item select (first item). Right click default and choose Modify… Choose the font settings you wish to set for the default font and click OK. The font information will change to the settings you just set.
You’re not done yet. We need to save as a template.

Save as Template

From the File menu, choose Templates > Save… (Shift+F11). Enter a name for the template and click OK. The default template, listed in the right area for the Templates window is default. I did not want to overwrite this template, so I called mine Liberation Sans.
Now that we have created and saved the template, we need to set it as the default template.

Set as Default Template

We will be setting the template we just created as the default template to use. From the File menu, choose Templates > Organize… This will open the Template Management window. The left area will display the template folders. The template we just created above is inside My Templates. Double click the My Templates folder. The templates will appear right below the folder. Choose the template you wish to use.
On the right hand side of the window there a button labeled Commands. Click Commands and select Set as Default Template. Click Close.
Now when you create a new file in LibreOffice Calc, the template you created, saved and set as default will be used.

(Original Source: os4me.com)

Terima Kasih.
Hj Mohsin bin Sarip