My sons and I had a chance to attend a wonderful evening play written by my wife’s sister-in-law’s sister, Sharmila. Location: the north end of the black-painted steel bridge near the old Bukit Timah Railway […]
Category: malaysia
Defending my country
As a former reservist officer, I am deeply concerned with the kind of language and propaganda that is being put out by our government leaders around the issue about marine incursions in the seas off […]
FUDCon Kuala Lumpur 2012
It is wonderful to see the Fedora Users and Developers Conference kick off in Kuala Lumpur today, May 18 2012. The plan was for me to attend, do a keynote and also pitch a talk […]
Managing open source skepticism
I had an opportunity to speak to a few people from a government tender drafting committee on Wednesday. They are looking at solutions that will be essentially a cloud for a large number of users […]
Glad to have participated in the Cloud Workshop in Penang
I am pleased to have spent two days at the National Cloud Computing Workshop 2011 held in Penang, Malaysia April 11-12 2011. Targeted at the Malaysian academic community, it offered some insights to the initiatives that […]
Cloud for Academics
I am pleased to have an opportunity to speak from both a Red Hat and an open source presective about cloud technologies to the academic community in Malaysia. Clearly there is a lot to […]
Let’s hope this does not escalate tonight!
I just saw a note on a mailing list that the Radio and Television Malaysia‘s website was cracked. It looks like the site was broken into by people from kepri-cyber.org. Here’s a screenshot: When the page […]
