A friend of mine, June, is doing her Master Degree research on Malaysian bloggers. If you are a blogger or a blog reader, your contributions are very much needed to make the research subject a success.
If you’re interested to find out some background information related to the research on Malaysian blogger, you may visit her research blog.
OK. Here’s how you can contribute to the research. Proceed with the following links to questionnaire based on your preferred language.
For each person responded to the survey, June will buy you a meal.
Sorry, June never say the previous statement actually. I made it up one :p
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Your Contribution Needed on Malaysian Blog Survey
Posted: December 15th, 2006, 10:11am MYT by Law Tien Soon
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iPod Cannot be Turned Off
Posted: December 15th, 2006, 8:55am MYT by Law Tien Soon
Look what’s the label on this box ;)
Yes, it’s a box for iPod 30GB Black, designed by Apple in California and assembled in China.
“Hey! You had shown the box, but where’s the iPod?”
Aaaahiiii~~~ the iPod was sent back to distributor for warranty claim.
My girlfriend is working in National Semiconductor. As some of you might have read from paper, National Semiconductor actually rewarded their staffs by giving away iPod 30GB for FREE! Yup, my girlfriend is one of the beneficiaries.
But, a little bit unlucky. The iPod that she got can be turned on, but cannot be turned OFF. I’ve googled around, and found that quite a number of similar issues are raised in online forums. No choice lo, have to send it back and claim for replacement.
The faulty part aside, but Apple is really good in overall packaging of the iPod. From the box to its standard accessories, everything is reflecting the design concept of “simple, sleek and elegant”.
iPod Earphone
iPod USB Connector
I’m surprised that Apple is generously giving a set of Capdase universal charger for iPod, instead of just giving you the appliance specifically designed to meet the electrical specification of the country.
By carrying this set of universal plugs, there’s no worry about iPod running out of juice in foreign countries. I love this thoughtful design.
Till we get a new replacement iPod, I will not be able to write further review for it. -
BorderWare MXtreme Image Spam Filter
Posted: December 15th, 2006, 8:33am MYT by Law Tien Soon
Email spamming is always a challenging issue in Internet communication arena. It costs corporate world a significant amount of monetary investment and human resource efforts in the fight against email spammers.
The conventional text spam is always on the rise, but its significance and degree of user-reach is inversely responding. Various free and commercial spam filtering engines are proven effective in analyzing textual messages, and keep inbox practically spam-free.
However, just as spam filters are getting more sophisticated, spammers are getting smarter too! Recently, there’s an emergence of new form spamming, called image spam, which defeats the analyzing engine of conventional spam filter designed to infer textual messages.
Image spam works by incorporating an image and a small amount of text into an email. While spam filter can easily analyze and interpret textual messages, but inferring the contents contained in an image is not something that can be easily done programmatically.
While all image spam messages may look the same to an end-user, spammers have programs to automatically create each image to have slightly different coloration, speckle patterns, or fonts. This combination of computerized image tweaks introduces uniqueness in each image. Thus, it poses a greater degree of difficulty for spam filters to classify and analyze common features from a group of related image spam.
Anti Image Spam
BorderWare, a software company specializing in Internet communication security, is introducing a new age anti image spam called BorderWare MXtreme, designed to intelligently counter against image spam.
MXtreme is featuring a patent-pending image analyzing technology – Intercept Image Analysis, which inspects over thirty attributes about each image including positions and relationships to other message characteristics and is designed to adapt and learn about new image spam campaigns.
If you’re interested to learn more about BorderWare MXtreme, you may visit MXtreme’s official site. MXtreme is awarded email content filtering "Best Buy" by SC Magazine.
Free evaluation copy is available for you to have some hands-on before further deciding on purchase.
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