Wireless@SGx for Fedora and Linux users
My submission to the proposed changes to the Films Act
This is very interesting! (it is proprietary though)
Phenomenal!
It takes time to apologise. I get it. But …
Transparency is good. Really.
Is this a failure of leadership?
The ongoing spinning
No, Halimah, You Are Mistaken
What if no one came?
Three must haves in Fedora 26
The next president and Singapore at 200
Some updates on “who’s my MP”
On being an engaged and responsible citizen
Thank you, Uncle Sar, and Rest In Peace!
A better model to work with citizens
Quarter Century of Innovation – aka Happy Birthday Linux!
Joseph Schooling should not be the last
Congratulations NUS Engineers Class of 2016!
This is quite a nice tool – magic-wormhole
Lots of rescued data
Remember, Remember The Eleventh of September. Majulah Singapura.
Ensuring that this gets as wide a read as possible before September 11, Polling Day
As the silly season starts
He probably is indeed telling the truth! (info graphic updated on Aug 29)
The need for a independent Electoral Commission
And the games have begun
What I want for the future of Singapore starting today.
To keep things in context
A special moment in time
Completely missing the point about silly mobile “data plans”
Secure E7y Nomadic Toolkit
The rain on the parade made it meaningful
Congratulations, Howie!
homage
Charting the future of the Singapore Computer Society
Congratulations Class of 2014 Republic Polytechnic
UEFI and Fedora/RHEL – trivially working.
Here be the dragons!
Sparks of brilliance and WTFs!
First impressions about the new Marina Coastal Expressway
I know more than you do
A blast from the past
Toshiba’s FlashAir wifi-enabled SD card
Will we ever have engineers?
Things to be thankful for as we celebrate 48 years of independence. Majulah Singapura!
Getting a good grip on the haze conditions
Proceedings from the “The Singapore Computer Society’s Internet Regulations Workshop” – August 1996
The Town Council IT System Tender
Rest in peace, my friend!
Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) aka Selling Out To Big Business talks in Singapore this week
Tender for Town Council Management System – updates
It’s not about *taxing* anyone
Walk the Talk!
This is too cool!
“practical men, who believe themselves to be quite exempt from any intellectual influences, are usually the slaves of some defunct economist.”
And “Parliament Passes Motion …”
Finally, a PAP MP making a considered and sane proposal
“If there’s a war, why should we fight for Singapore?”
In a word, wow!
It was obvious to me
The Value of Checks and Balances
They don’t get it.
Anonymity and Feedback
Doing the right thing and a proposal
It’s not a contest per se, it’s a Sahana-moment!
Why Open Standards and Open Source Matters in Government
My Conscience Is Bugging Me
Software for Public Sector Applications
Open Source and Government
Much to think about
The Primary School Leaving Exam
What a disappointment
Open Letter to Transport Minister Liu
A helper note for family and friends about your connectivity to the Internet from July 9 2012
Missing the point!
A proud moment
Why the vote in Hougang matters
FUDCon Kuala Lumpur 2012
Who cares about the outcome of the decision of a mere 23,368 people?
What’s at stake in the Hougang by-election
No, LHL did not listen to me!
What changed?
And it’s live now – SCO Open Server 5.0.5 running in a RHEL 6 KVM
Fedora 17 before it is released
ACTA 2.0? Are more secret negotiations underway?
Microsoft’s “open technology” spinoff
ACTA in Singapore
Exposing localhost via a tunnel
What does it take?
The Value of being Heard and Consulted
Really hard to fathom the naive logic of a PAP MP
By-Election in Hougang Constituency
life one-dot-two degree north, one-o-three-dot-eight degrees east 