Saturday, January 24, 2009
Akaun Dewan Pemuda PAS Kawasan Putrajaya
Kepada sesiapa yang nak menyumbang ke Dewan Pemuda PAS Kawasan Putrajaya, dialu-alukan berbuat demikian, terutamanya kepada yang tinggal di Putrajaya namun sulit nak bergerak kerja secara direct dengan jamaah (ditujukan kpd PTD-PTD, kakitangan2 kementerian2 & cikgu-cikgi kita, :p). Sumbangan ditujukan kepada akaun berikut:
Akaun Maybank, 562441802597 (DEWAN PEMUDA PAS KAWASAN PUTRAJAYA).
At least yang sulit-sulit tu dapat juga menyumbang. Sila inforn Bendahari pemuda kawasan, Saudara Zahan (emel) jika infaq telah dibuat.
Terima kasih.
p/s yang lain-lain blh je nak infaq ke sini pun...
Monday, January 19, 2009
counter dah ada balik
Alhamdulillah
"Salam. Sgala Puji bg Allah atas kemenangan ini. Ia adalah gerakkerja tersusun semua pihak, hasil dr kesungguhan, keikhlasan, kejujuran serta keimanan yg jitu. Semoga kemenangan ini tdk menjadikan kita leka dlm perjuangan. Trima kasih & tahniah kpd para ptugas dan pnyumbg Dana kontinjen juga kpd kontinjen kelatan yg byk membantu... Drp Hj Mohamad Noor PJ Pas WP & Ust Nazir, Ketua Kontinjen Pas W. P"
Allahuakbar, allahuakbar, allahuakbar, walillahil-hamdu.
(Juga mesej dari pemangku KP Pemuda PAS Putrajaya: "Tahniah, semoga Allah balas jasa tuan2 atas sumbangan semasa PRK P36 KT. Amin." diterima pada 18/1/'09, 9.13 pg)
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Palestin
Semasa membaca qunut nazilah, diingatkan supaya membacanya bukan dengan nada yang mendesak2...siapalah kita untuk mendesak ALLAH... walaupun doa ini bisa menaikkan semangat dan meremangkan roma kita, namun berqunutlah dengan tenang.
Jangan lupa mendoakan kemenangan Islam di PR Kecil Parlimen K. Terengganu 17 Januari ini. Kemenangan Islam mampu merintis usaha membebaskan Palestin...
p/s adakah Umno perlu ditujukan qunut nazilah kepada mereka...?
10 predictions for Linux and open source in 2009
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/10things/?p=474
Jack Wallen believes that the new year holds a great deal of promise for the Linux OS and open source software — from an explosion in the mobile arena to large-enterprise scalability to widespread adoption of OpenOffice 3. See if you agree with his outlook.
Note: This article is also available as a PDF download.
#1: Android
I think 2009 is going to see the Android mobile operating system finally showing Apple and the iPhone that there is, indeed, another game in town. So far, we really only have the T-Mobile G1. But waiting in the wings are the Motorola Android phone, the Asus Eee Phone, the OpenMoko GTA02, and an LG Android phone. These are all rumored to be arriving some time in 2009. When they do hit the shelves, things are going to be interesting for the iPhone.Think about it — an iPhone-like piece of hardware with open source software that anyone can develop for. No more App Store headaches. No more wondering if anyone might ever develop that killer app you need (or waiting for Apple to approve that killer app you need). Add to that the fact that the operating system itself is open, which means when problems arise they will be fixed. Oh, and need I say "copy/paste"? I didn't think so. 2009 will bring an end to the idea that the iPhone is the only smart phone to own.
#2: GNOME vs. KDE
I think 2009 will finally see GNOME rise above KDE as the better Linux desktop. For a long time, GNOME has been suffocated by the presence of KDE 3.x and with good reason — KDE 3.x was an outstanding desktop. KDE 3.x had everything a good Linux desktop should have: user friendliness, stability, flexibility, eye candy. GNOME was trying too hard to be a bad copy of OS X. With the advent of KDE 4 the tables have turned.This is not just a situation where KDE 4.x is so bad that GNOME, as bad as it is, is better. GNOME 2.24 is good, really good. GNOME has gone a little ways to restoring its roots and allowing a bit more flexibility with the desktop. But more important, GNOME 2.24 has finally found some solid footing. GNOME is now as stable as KDE 3.x ever was. And now that KDE has obviously decided to go down a much less popular route with KDE 4, it is going to have a hard year. More and more people and distributions will drop KDE in favor of GNOME. I realize there is no going back for KDE, but going forward better bring much more promise than this Linux desktop has shown thus far.
#3: Preinstalled
This has come and this has gone, I know. But HP is now promising to get into the "preinstalling Linux game" and that bodes well for the open source operating system. Add to this the ever-rising tide of netbook sales, and preinstalled Linux sales will begin to show improvement and continue to improve throughout the year. This will not be a flash-in-the pan like we saw with Wal-mart selling desktops preinstalled to unaware consumers. This time around, people will continue to purchase netbooks with a Linux operating system perfectly matched for the purpose. And look out Microsoft — Canonical (the founders/supporters of Ubuntu) is collaborating with AMD on a version of Ubuntu perfectly matched with the ARM processor (the processor common in netbooks.)#4: Brtfs
Brtfs is the new copy on write file system that is focused on fault tolerance, repair, and administration. This file system offers Linux something that other file systems lack: the ability to scale to the level of larger enterprises. Version 1 of this file system should arrive in 2009, which could mean that by the end of the year, distributions could be shipping with a large-scale, enterprise-ready kernel. This is big news for Linux because it will finally have the tools to overcome the biggest hurdle for enterprise adoption.#5: OpenGL for the masses
This has been a long time coming. In 2008, NVidia released a version of OpenGL 3.0 driver for FLOSS OpenGL. But Mesa didn't. Mesa, however, is back and working on a 3.0-compatible release. I am confident that other chip makers will follow suit. This will bring OpenGL to the Linux community in both proprietary and free sources. Along with this, I can see far easier installations of such 3D desktops as Compiz-Fusion. Can you imagine Compiz-Fusion out of the box? On top of that, Linux will have a much easier time working with the newest video technology. Add to this the new drive to move video subsystems to the kernel level using GEM (Graphics Execution Manager) and KMS (Kernel Mode Setting).#6: The cloud
I am going to preface this with a big "if." IF cloud computing does finally gain any solid ground, Linux will lead the way. Be it on the server end or the client end, Linux already has the tools it needs to create solid cloud environments. (It has for a long time.) Linux has always been ahead of Microsoft in this respect. And if the cloud actually develops into the storm the media has been predicting, Linux will reap many benefits. I, for one, am a little hesitant to say that the cloud has arrived. Amazon already has a Linux cloud out of beta.#7: OpenOffice 3
2009 will see far more deployments, taking a chunk out of the Microsoft Office pie. OpenOffice 3 offers a host of new features that are just right for enterprise adoption. But that is not the real kicker. With the economy as it is, companies are doing everything they can to cut costs. One area of quick and painless cost cutting is office suites. And when the typical end user starts to see how little difference there is between Microsoft Office and OpenOffice, the fire will spread rapidly. One of the issues keeping OpenOffice from the top of the charts is visibility. When people know there is a free alternative to Microsoft Office they will use it.#8: Enlightenment
This one is a bit niche-y, but I have to address it. I believe that 2009 will see the developers of the Enlightenment desktop finally endorse E17 as stable. If you have followed the Enlightenment window manager (my favorite, by the way), you know that E16 has been the default forever and E17 has been the unstable development branch forever. 2009 will see E17 be listed as stable. However, I hope that E16 goes nowhere. The E16 version of Enlightenment is one of the best holdovers from Linux' romantic period. I can still say, "This desktop I am using now is the same as it was when I was using back in the day." So even when E17 becomes stable in 2009, I hope E16 is always around.#9: Ubuntu
I see two things happening with Ubuntu. The first is that Ubuntu server will finally be adopted as a viable solution for enterprise server needs. The second is that Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) will find its way to the desktop and become the de facto standard of the user-friendly level of Linux operating systems. Ubuntu already has a strong hold on entry-level user installs. With 9.04, Ubuntu will probably deliver the best benchmarking of any desktop Linux ever, as well as the best hardware support. With the possible adoption of EXA acceleration, ATI video cards will see vastly improved support, and wireless/Bluetooth will include a powering-down feature. Ubuntu 9.04 will give Linux a much-needed push onto the desktop in 2009.#10: Firefox
This one is quickly becoming a no-brainer. Firefox will, in 2009, finally usurp Internet Explorer as King of Browsers. It's been a long time coming, but the problems Internet Explorer has faced in 2008 will show Firefox reaping the benefits. And I think this time around, it will go well beyond Firefox seeing a jump in usage. Firefox will take the lion's share of the user base away from Microsoft. Because of this, the 'net will become a safer place and fewer bugs will be reported. But by the end of the year, Google will release a mass-appeal-ready version of Chrome, which will chip into both Firefox' and Internet Explorer's pies. The browser wars will be renewed.Bright future
I think the trends in 2009 are sure to bring a smile to the faces of the Linux and open source communities. What do you think? Is 2009 going to finally be the year of Linux? If so, why?Dangerous coding errors revealed
Experts say many of these errors are not well known
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THE TOP 25 MOST DANGEROUS PROGRAMMING ERRORS
Source: SANS Institute
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Friday, November 21, 2008
Mozilla to end support for Firefox 2
(http://news.zdnet.com/2424-9595_22-250172.html)
Posted on ZDNet News: Nov 18, 2008 6:08:07 AM
The 'end of life' (EOL) plan for Firefox 2 is part of Mozilla's policy of ending support for previous versions of a product six months after a new version's release. It is designed to allow Mozilla developers to focus their efforts on the current browser version, Firefox 3, released in mid-May.
For users, the policy means an end to security and stability updates for the existing versions, as well as an end to releases of new features.
Support will also cease for the Gecko 1.8 layout engine that underlies both Firefox 2 and the Thunderbird 2 email client. The move will affect a range of third-party Gecko-based browsers, such as SeaMonkey, the Mac-only Camino and the Unix/Linux browser Galeon.
Mozilla confirmed the move on the web page devoted to older versions of its software, stating: "Firefox 2.0.0.x will be maintained with security and stability updates until mid-December, 2008. All users are strongly encouraged to upgrade to Firefox 3."
Mozilla is pressing on with the transition despite criticisms of Firefox 3 from some quarters, including some organizations that have found the newer browser unusable due to particular bugs. Some users have noted that Firefox 3 appears to be more prone to crashing than the older browser, and has problems with using too much memory. The browser's new location bar has also come in for criticism. Earlier this month, a system administrator for the University of Bergen commented that a bug related to the use of network drives had meant the organization could not install Firefox 3.
Firefox 2 is still receiving significant numbers of bug-fixes in new releases. Last week, Mozilla released Firefox 2.0.0.18 and Firefox 3.0.4, addressing a dozen security flaws, half of which were ranked as critical. Mozilla's current plan is to release only one more update to Firefox 2, version 2.0.0.19.
Mozilla assured developers that support would continue for Thunderbird 2 past December, despite the fact that it is based on the now-outmoded Gecko 1.8 engine.
"Mozilla (in some form) will provide support for Thunderbird based on the official lifecycle policy," said Mozilla's Michael Connor in a recent message to the Mozilla planning mailing list.
The support situation for third-party browsers based on Gecko 1.8 is more ambiguous, according to Firefox director Mike Beltzner. While he acknowledged that Mozilla developers' focus would no longer be on Gecko 1.8, he said third-party developers would still be free to maintain the software and fix bugs.
"EOL doesn't mean 'everyone stop coding and doing reviews', more that 'we don't have a team doing weekly triage on blockers and milestone releases'," Beltzner wrote in a recent Mozilla mailing list post.
In October, Beltzner said two-thirds of Firefox users were already using version 3. Mozilla set a world’s record for its more than eight million downloads of Firefox 3 in June.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
sebenarnya...
Antara falsafah berkenaan ialah mengelak sambil menyerang atau menyerang sambil mengelak...yang turut membawa aku mengimbau kembali gerak2 asas elakan bengkung kosong Gayong Malaysia, iaitu asas elakan kelima & keenam. [Lima - elak balas serentak tepis siku serentak tumbuk rusuk muda, enam - elak balas serentak juring pelipat kanan serentak pancung tengkuk.]
Jeet Kune Done Bruce Lee dilaksanakan dengan langkah2 tdk bertapak sangat berbanding dengan gayong Malaysia. Namun, tapak gerak yang rendah adalah antara asas latihan untuk memiliki kestabilan gerak langkah.
Tapi itulah semua itu tinggal teori je kalu aku ni tak turun padang menggerakkan empat kerat tulang aku nih...it's ok w/pun tanpa partner. Kalau ada partner latihan seni gerakan jadi jauh lebih berkesan. Hari tu TKP DPPWP pun ada tny tak nak buka kelas silat ke kat Putrajaya, aku jawab la balik, aku ni takde tauliah lagi nak mengajar...
Antara partner best masa bersilat...emmm may be.... shauqi ex KISAS, zul janggut (la ni ngajar di an-Nuuriyah Ust Md Noor...bukan ngajar silat la...dia pun rindu2an nak bersilat tapi takde partner), ropizam yg la ni jadi presiden PSSGM UPM & amin sahar yg kije kat arenanet skrg...
Sesungguhnya aku rindu nak bersilat kembali...
Thursday, November 06, 2008
Kemenangan Obama
Kemenangan ini sememangnya diharapkan mampu mengubah Amerika Syarikat khususnya dan lanskap dunia, termasuk dunia Islam umumnya. Harapan menggunung masyarakat terhadap kemenangan ini untuk mewujudkan suasana yang lebih baik dari sebelumnya akan digalas oleh Obama. Polisi-polisi mengarut dan agresif selama ini yang diguna pakai Amerika terhadap Palestin, Iraq, Syiria, Iran dan lain-lain memang diharapkan akan diubah dengan pemerintahan Obama kelak.
Adakah ia akan berlaku semata-mata kerana kemenangan Obama? Sudah pasti tidak. Lemah sungguhlah kita bila kita mengharapkan kemenangan itu bakal merubah segala-galanya. Bagi umat Islam, tidak ada apa yang boleh mengubah diri mereka melainkan diri mereka sendiri. Faktor-faktor luaran hanyalah penggalak dan pembantu semata-mata. Dalam kita berharap dan bersangka baik dengan kemenangan ini, kita masih dituntut untuk melaksanakan perubahan bagi mewujudkan komuniti Islam yang lebih baik dan teratur seterusnya membangunkan sebuah daulah dan khilafah.
Jadi, apa yang telah dijalankan sebelum ini tidak harus dihentikan begitu saja, malah mesti berterus-terusan ditambah baik. OK, sambung kerja!
Malaysia hails Obama win as a boon for peace
Malaysia hails Obama win as a boon for peace
Malaysia said Wednesday that Barack Obama's victory could mean less use of American force in solving world conflicts, and more respect for smaller nations.
"Malaysia... hopes Obama's government will be more sensitive to the sovereignty of smaller nations and will not use force in resolving global conflicts," Foreign Minister Rais Yatim said in a statement.
"Obama's victory is seen as bringing change and hope to the world," he added.
"Malaysia welcomes him as the new light in the struggle for democracy. As America's first black president his victory has shown that Americans can accept a leader regardless of colour, religion or beliefs."
Rais said that Malaysia, a predominantly Muslim nation, hoped the new administration would also pay greater attention to developing countries as well as to humanitarian and developmental issues.
Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, a former deputy premier who was strongly backed by the United States after being sacked and jailed in 1998, said Obama would boost prospects for engagement between the US and Muslim countries.
"Some of the most contentious issues of our time, including the ongoing conflicts and confrontations in the Middle East, require a commitment to diplomacy, a willingness to engage in a meaningful dialogue and a departure from the aggressive unilateralism witnessed in recent years," he said.
"In this we anticipate that president-elect Obama will show leadership where previous administrations have failed."
Malaysia has been a long-term critic of the US intervention in Iraq, with former premier Mahathir Mohamad branding incumbent US President George Bush a "war criminal".
Monday, October 27, 2008
Jamuan
Gambar-gambar yg sempat diambil...
Ni Fadli. Tersengih-sengih....ikut mu la pali!
Luqman & amin! betapa scandalous-nya cara mereka duduk...huhuhuh...
Sahabat baru yang bakal meneruskan perjuangan...
Kepada organizer, terima kasih kerana menunggu aku begitu lama utk start majlis. Tak tunggu pun takpa sebab ada 2 lagi alumni yg boleh bagi ucapan.
Oklah.
Tahniah Kak Ya & suami
The picture here was from my K530i, a bit blurred. Congratulation & barakallah lakuma!
Bila dua hati dah terjalin
Selamatlah pengantin kami doakan
Moga redha ALLAH bersinar selalu
Tanda bermula bahtera hidup...
p/s ida, ibah, e-pu, your turns await!
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Tembelang LOI kepada EUROCOPTER
Komen:
Surat ini adalah luahan (yakah?) rasmi salah satu penender (tenderer) bagi Tender Helikopter TUDM utk menggantikan Nuri. Mengikut posting saya ini (klik), memang model ini telah disenarai pendek oleh TUDM sebagai salah satu model yg berkelayakan utk ganti Nuri. Tender akan dipanggil untuk pembekal model ini (local partner) seperti biasa. Begitu juga 3 model lain yang telah disenarai pendek oleh Kem. Pertahanan / TUDM. Tiada yg lebih tidak ada yg kurang utk keempat-empat model berkenaan, semuanya mempunyai peluang yg sama, sehinggalah LOI yang tidak betul ini dikeluarkan.
Dapat dilihat di sini betapa satu proses pengurniaan LOI yang amat tidak adil & tidak telus. Belum pun selesai proses penilaian tender, LOI sudah dikeluarkan, itu pun bukan oleh pegawai tertinggi Kem. Pertahanan. Pegawai pelulus / orang yg menanda tangani LOI biasanya ialah pegawai pengurusan peringkat tertinggi, berlapis-lapis dari pegawai pengurusan peringkat tertinggi berpangkat rendah hinggalah pegawai pengurusan peringkat tertinggi berpangkat tinggi sekali, mengikut nilai LOI / kontrak yang akan dikeluarkan.
Kepada penender yang berkenaan, diharap dapat bersabar.
Najib, Pak Lah jawab jangan tak jawab!!
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Kuliah Dhuha di Presint 15, Putrajaya setiap Sabtu
Tarikh: Setiap Sabtu
Masa: 9.00 pagi
Tempat: Pusat Khidmat Komuniti Parlimen PAS Putrajaya, 41B Jalan Diplomatik, Presint 15, Putrajaya.
Dijemput hadir beramai-ramai terutama penduduk Putrajaya.
Terima kasih.
Thursday, October 09, 2008
Syawal kali ini
Menurut Rasulullah SAW, perayaan bagi umat Islam itu ada dua sahaja, iaitu Raya 'Idulfitri yang jatuh pada 1 Syawal hijri setiap tahun dan Raya 'Idulad-ha yang jatuh pada 10 Zulkaedah setiap tahun. Bagi saya secara peribadi, tidak tepatlah mengatakan hari raya itu sebulan. Selepas 24 tahun hidup yang jatuh pada 3 Oktober yang lepas, baru agaknya saya tersedar dengan hakikat ini. Agak keberatan untuk menerima pada mulanya, walaupun sekarang, sudah ok untuk mengatakan seperti mana yang Rasulullah SAW nyatakan.
Jadi, bagaimana ucapan-ucapan 'id pada hari-hari yang lain daripada dua hari yang dinyatakan di atas? Wallahua'lam...






