Raspberry

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February 27 2019, 9.56 pm

This the "things" that I'm collecting from Lazada since the end of last month.


My new set of computer - "Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+"

Apa benda ni?

My stepfather suggest saya beli Arduino untuk permulaan belajar pasal komputer untuk programming.
Tapi rupa-rupanya ada lagi benda yang lebih mudah - Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+.

Avocado

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January 31 2019, 11.12 pm

Post pertama untuk tahun ni. Entah apa yang disibukkan sampai tak sempat nak tulis apa-apa awal bulan ni.

Anyway, ini sedikit update bulan ni.

Ingat tak pasal tanah kebun atuk yang saya cerita tahun lepas. Selepas setahun ditambak, projek pembinaan rumah tu dijangka akan bermula dalam beberapa bulan ni. Saya rasa luas tanah tu macam separuh padang bola sepak. Yes, sangat sangat luas untuk didiami 4 orang adik beradik. Buat masa ni, ayah tiri saya tengah cari kontraktor. So, rumah tu paling awal pun boleh disiapkan tahun depan.


The Bridge

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December 25 2018, 11.46 pm



Secara rasminya tamatlah siri versi Malaysia-Singapura ni malam ni. Akankah muncul siri kedua?

Overall, siri ni memang best. Tiap-tiap minggu saya tunggu episod baru keluar kat Viu ataupun NTV7.


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November 23 2018, 9.54 pm

Happy birthday!

So let's recap back what happened to me when I was 27.

Rosalie and Other Love Songs - Chapter 1

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October 11 2018, 9.06 pm



Rosalie and Other Love Songs
Chapter 1: Once Upon a Time
by Saidah Rastam

Malayan music is just like our Malaysian food, which is the fusion of many cultures. This can be seen from two of the most influential sources of music at that time - Malay cinema and Radio Malaya/Malaysia.

Jimmy Boyle, a composer, where his father is an Irish and his mother is Dutch Indonesian.
P. Ramlee , his father was from Acheh.
Alfonso Soliano, the first leader of Orkes Radio Malaya, was  Filipino.
Saiful Bahri, a composer of patriotic songs and state anthems of Selangor and Malacca was from Sumatra.
Military band music was based on British orchestra.
Malay film songs were influenced by Latin rhythms, such as samba and rumba.
Malaysia’s national radio orchestra repertoire was based on jazz from America.
Keroncong comes from Java and Portuguese.
1940s records sounds like music of European.
And Malay traditional musics five rhythm are from all over the world.

And this is where the story of our national anthem begins.

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