Monthly Archives: March 2011

Resepi: Ikan Merah Tauchu

Dah lama rasanya tak makan ikan masak taucu. Last rasanya masa duduk kat Singapore meaning after SPM la kot. Duduk with my auntie. After SPM I duduk sana and kerja. My mom pun jarang masak ikan masak taucu sebab my abah tak berapa suka. Bila tengok kat twitter ada orang masak ikan masak taucu, dok terbayang 2-3 jam. Tak boleh jadi ni, kena masak jugak. So petang u pergi cari taucu and balik rumah terus masak. Since kat dalam fridge ada stok ikan merah, so jadilah Ikan merah masak taucu. Tengok bahan-bahan nye dia bawah ye

INGREDIENT

  • 3 keping ikan merah – di goreng
  • 2 sudu taucu yang dah hancur (kalau pakai yang kasar sila tumbuk)
  • 1 cawan air
  • 1 bawang besar – hiris besar
  • 1 bawang putih – hiris
  • 1 inci hali muda – hiris
  • 1 biji lada hijau – di hiris (tapi I pakai cili padi letak sebiji – biji baru syedap)
  • sedikit gula

METHOD

  • Panaskan minyak
  • tumiskan bawang dan halia
  • bila bawang layu, masukkan taucu dan kacau
  • Masukkan air, kacau hingga mendidih
  • Masukkan ikan dan cili
  • Gaul sebati, rasakan dengan sedikit gula.
  • Sedia untuk dihidang

Kalau masak taucu, tak payah pakai garam sebab dah masin. Just balancekan dengan sedikit gula. Kaau nak letak timun pun ok sedap gak. Semalam pun masak ikan masak taucu lagi.. ngeh ngeh

Job Interview

Pagi semalam tengah dok siapkan lunch box untuk Ashraff dengan “bantuan”Rayyan, ada orang call apa nama company tah, lupa dah opisnya kat Bukit Jalil. Dorang cakap dorang ada my profile aka resume. So dorang nak interview. They ‘re looking for customer service position. Tapi sebelum apa-apa hal pun dia tanya expecting salary. ermmm I cakap lah sekian-sekian. Dia pun balas, oh we cannot offer that much. I said takpe (Aku dah bagi diskaun dah tuh, dalam hati cakap) We only can offer untill 3.5K jer. Tapi dia still nak interview gak. Ok lah layanlah for few minutes. Then lepas tu dia cakap ok nampaknya not what we ‘re looking for because we’re looking for somebody experinced dalam call centre. No problem I said sebab I’m only looking for Sevice Desk position.

Go green!! Ashraff memang bawak bekal pergi sekolah. Both school kena bawak bekal. Senang. Kekadang dia makan sorang kekadang dia share.

Apa-apa pun, kira ada umph lagi lah resume tuh hahaha, not bad gak test power tapi I tau memang susah I nak dapat kerja dengan gaji lama. But it’s okay I’m happy with my current job. Never ending job, no medical leave , no what so ever leave. But my current job is really multitasking. A mum, a wife, a driver, a teacher, a cleaner, a cook and off course good perks. Tak payah risau nak amik cuti macam kerja lama, sabab memang takde cuti pun untuk housewife. Nak cuti jer kena apply 2 minggu sebelum, sibuk kena carik member utk relief, balik opis dah pening sebab tukang relieve dah serabutkan kerja…

Yang penting, I can see them everyday

The hensem boy yang manja and little diva, eventhough every morning I dah jadi macam komander suruh cepat mandi, bangun angkat beg. Manalah mama dia tak jadi komander, semua liat nak buat. Dahlah mandi berejam.

And with him around lagilah susah nak pikir pasal kerja. Dia ni selalu sejukkan hati yang marah. Cuma penat tang dia dok berlari panjat sana-sini. Having kids around, membesar depan mata, makan apa yang kita masak, pakai baju yang kita cuci, sepahkan rumah jadi kapal tongkang pecah buat rasa diri ni worth walaupun penat tak terkata.

 

 

6 Things To Do when you got your Unifi Wireless Router D-Link Dir-615

I just subscribed to Unifi and what I can say is the internet service is superb (for time being la)… and today I want to share a little bit about the wireless security which is a MUST be configured at the D-Link Dir-615 wireless router provided by TM.

By default, the wireless router was configured with default settings and most of the security settings was not configured and not secured. Those unconfigured Unifi wifi router will be a wonderful place for people like me to make it as a ‘playground’ hotspots.

For those who are security concern about their wifi security, these few steps could help you to reduce the risk of the ‘unwanted guest’ from being part of your wifi users.

By using your browser, go to http://192.168.0.1 (by default) to the wifi administration page. Key-in the Username as admin and just leave it blank for the password. In other words, there is no password needed to login into the administration page.

BEFORE YOU PROCEED, DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK OK!!!! DON’T BLAME ME IF THERE IS ANY FAILURE HAPPENED TO YOU.

UPDATED (26-Sep-2011)

– TM has changed the default password for the unifi but as it is an open secret.. the password combinations mostly are:

UserName : admin
Pass : (Leave it Empty)

UserName : admin
Pass : telekom

OR

UserName : operator
Pass : telekom

UserName : operator
Pass : h566UniFi

1. Change the ‘admin’ password – by default the wifi router comes with admin id and no password configured… so.. sendiri mau ingat la when your wifi router without admin password. You can configure it at ‘Maintenance’ tab and ‘Device Administration’

2. Change the SSID Name – by default the SSID name is <your-unifi-id>@unifi, so people knews that it is a default setting by Unifi and can play around with it. You can change the SSID name at ‘Setup’ tab and ‘Wireless Setup’. Click ‘Multiple Wireless Network Name (SSIDs)‘ and change under ‘Wireless Network Name’.

3. Change the Wifi Security Key – by default, it was not configured; and if configured, it used the 8 digit numeric pin only which can be easily being cracked by people like me. To do this, go to ‘Setup’ tab and ‘Wireless Setup’ under ‘Wireless Security Mode’ change to ‘Enable WPA/WPA2…’ and key in your WPA/WPA2 Network Key with a strong alphanumeric key. *By changing this Wifi Security Key – all your wifi clients (PC, Notebook, Ipad, PDA…) need to reconnect and use the new WPA/WPA2 key.

4. Enable WAN to LAN Firewall – by default, this was disabled. So, your wifi router was not protected by any firewall. To enable the firewall features, go to ‘Advance’ tab and ‘Firewall & DMZ’. Just tick the ‘Enable WAN to LAN Firewall’

5. Block WAN Ping Responce, Block FTP, Block Telnet and what so ever. From the step 4 above, just enable a few other extra security features as described. It will enhance your firewall security.

6. Change Wireless Bandwidth Frequency to 20MHz – By default, it was configured with 20/40-Mhz Auto. This what I’ve discovered. If the bandwidth frequency is 20/40Mhz, the wifi signal is very weak and the distance shorter. I’ve placed my wifi router in the living hall and couldn’t connect from my room, so once I’ve change to 20Mhz, I found that the signal is stronger and easily manage to connect with ease. You can change the Wireless Bandwidth Frequency at ‘Advance’ tab and ‘Advance Wireless’, change the bandwidth to 20Mhz only.

 

UPDATED 27-10-2011

Unifi Router Replacement 

If you don’t like Dlink DR-615 Unifi Router provided by TM, you can replace the wifi router provided by TM with a few selected models and need  to Flash the router with the Custom Firmware. Ask the sales person from Lowyat or elsewhere about the Unifi Router Custom Firmware or else, you can say bye-bye for your Unifi IPTV.

My advice, if you want to replace the Unifi router, get the best one which have the gigabit ethernet and N+ 300Mbps wifi or better. The models that are compatible with Unifi  are:

Updated 10-01-2012

Extending Wifi Coverage

Hi again, almost everyday I got email, sms, queries about extending the DIR-615 wifi coverage where Dir-615 router unable to cover all areas especially in 2 storey houses.  Yes, I 101% agree that Wifi router Dir-615 provided by TM are es-you-si-kay.

The easiest way to extend wifi coverage by adding a wifi repeater or wifi bridge to work along with the Dir-615 router.  Just place the wifi repeater in the weak spot location and it will increase the wifi signal tremendously.

There are many wifi models that supports these features. Just go and ask the shop at Low Yat or similar places about the wifi repeater/bridge.

These are a few suggested model from me:

  • Asus RT-N10+
  • Asus RT-N12+
  • Asus RT-N13U+
  • TP-Link TL-WA801ND
  • And many others
UPDATED: 02 Feb 2012
At last… I use the Aztech Wall-Plugged Wireless-N Extender WL556E to extend my home wifi coverage. Worth buying, now no more blind spots and I can extend up to 300Mbps of wifi speed. Just configured this baby as wifi repeater and it was kacangly easy.
Secondly, this Aztech wall plugged works great with my existing wifi router Asus RT-N56U which I bought earlier to replace the crappy Dir-615. It is fully compatible with Unifi.

 

Okla.. that’s all folks…. enjoy your Unifi.. and for those who don’t subscribe yet to Unifi….. get it now…