Send Free SMS using Internet for you guys out there!

Stay tune...



oh well guess can't wait here it is...

I have been searching high and low for a free SMS and each time I have got them. A few years later they disappoint me by shutting down their services and said we gotta pay or something.



But not for one services which I have been using for quite sometime now that is .... Jeng jeng jeng ...



Mostsms.com





Daily I we will be given 65 free SMS to our beloved friends which cannot be brought forward.

Each of the SMS sent out there will be a notification. So don't worry if you want to know if it has been sent out.

The catch is.... There will be an advertisement below your recipient SMS and there are limits of 140 character if I am not mistaken.



So what are you guys waiting for? Go grab it.



ps: they have their own Facebook too Facebook.com/mostsms if I am not wrong



Ps:Ps: I have another free site but still under my observation comment my post if you guys want me to write a review on it ;)

Good Thoughts - Lets Share

Heavy rains remind us of challenges in life. Never ask for a lighter rain. Just pray for a better umbrella. - That is attitude.


When flood comes, fish eat ants and when flood recedes, ants eat fish.  - Only time matters. Just hold on, God gives opportunity to everyone!


Life is not about finding the right person, but creating the right relationship, it's not how we care in the beginning, but how much we care till the very end.


Some people always throw stones in your path. It depends on what you make with them. A Wall or a Bridge? - Remember you are the architect of your life.


Search for a beautiful heart, but don't search for a beautiful face. Coz beautiful things are not always good, but good things are always beautiful.


It’s not important to hold all the good cards in life. But it’s important how well you play with the cards you hold.


Often when we lose all hope & think this is the end, God smiles from above and says, 'relax dear it’s just a bend, not the end.' - Have faith and have a successful life.


One of the basic differences between God and humans is, God gives, gives and forgives. But the human gets, gets, gets and forgets.


Be thankful in life....

[From my colleague]

Food: BaoBao Restaurant ; Pan mee

The pan mee here is fabulous. At the price of RM5.80 small is kind of cheap for the portion is huge. Verdict nice and worth it.

Just love the mee texture.
Place packed !
Place near pantai ampang hospital
:-)

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CT Cafe beside JUSCO cheras selatan

(Near to jusco cheras selatan), Batu 9 Cheras) http://4sq.com/ouErAF verdict: ok only.
Priceis cheap and the size is small! Extremely ... small..
Extremely slow..

Can improve more

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@unifi #unifi EVER wonder what's the small TV button on your STB remote function for ?

Now u can just use one remote to control the STB and your TV.
All from ur STB remote..
Here's how to do it 

1. Point your TV remote to STB’s remote.
2. Press and hold “Scan” button for about 3 seconds. The green LED will lit up permanently.
3. Press the BLUE POWER button and green LED starts blinking. The remote is ready to learn IR patterns of your TV’s POWER button
4. Press and hold your TV remote POWER button until the green LED of STB’s remote stop blinking
5. Press “Scan” button again to off the learning mode
6. Repeat the same process for the “TV/AV” ,VOL+/- buttons

* the full forum article is as below : )
SOURCE

sungai long yong tou foo

Very nice things should order
Hor fun (kueyteow) with yok chui (minced meat)

Rm0.90 per piece
Verdict :-puas
Location
http://m.google.com/u/m/Ad2azz

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Things To Do Immediately After Getting Your TMNet UNIFI (HSBB)

Written by nazham June 01, 2010

Little Introduction:

On March 2010, Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) launched its High Speed Broadband (HSBB) service, called ‘UniFi‘. TM’s UniFi high speed broadband packages comprises services of high speed Internet, video (IPTV), and phone, with speeds of 5 Mbps, 10Mbps and 20Mbps.

Upon sign up, the customer will receive 4 pieces of equipment:

• Fiber Broadband Termination Unit (BTU), ie. where you connect the fiber optic cable into.
• WiFi router (D-Link, D-615 with custom firmware), which is plugged into the fiber BTU.
• Set-Top box for IPTV and VoD, which will plug into the WiFi router.
• DECT phone plugged into the Fiber BTU.

I’m not going to rant about the UniFi or TMNet’s services, nor speed, nor the much debated bandwith cap that TM said they’re going to impose.

I’m going to talk about the security (or the lack thereof) of the default WiFi router setup.

Once the customer signed-up for UniFi services, the TM’s technician will do all the equipment installations in your premises/homes for you. Nice, BUT, the default WiFi router setup done by the technicians has very low security features:

• The router is not configured to drop ICMP packet, making an attacker able to ping those unprotected routers, telling him it’s alive and connected to the internet.
• The firewall is disabled.
• The router has remote access enabled. Making it worse, it has no authorised IP filter (has default config of 0.0.0.0, meaning anybody, anywhere, can log in to your router web interface). The web interface port number are also set to default.
• And the BIGGEST, BADDEST flaw: The router’s Administrator password is still the default ones!!

With the default configurations as above, even a child with a web browser sitting miles away could go into your routers!! I’ve done this personally, where I can easily scan a range of UniFi’s IP addresses, and log on to their routers.

I understood if the above setup is to ease TM’s effort to do some troubleshooting/support remotely for their customers. However, The least they can do is change the default administrators password for the WiFi routers! Change the password to something unique for each customer. They still can keep records of the users router’s password if they need to do troubleshooting/support purposes remotely.

Not all TM’s customers are technically savvy to secure their own home networking. So, the purpose of this article is to share/educate/guide some basic protection for your home network.

Secure your home network:

Login in to your router’s web interface. Open a web browser, go to http://192.168.0.1 . You will be prompt for admin username and password. Open your D-Link Router manual for more info.

1. Change your Router’s Administrator password.

• Go to ‘Maintenance’ tab, under ‘Admin Password’ section. Rename your password there.

2. Rename your Wireless Network Name/ SSID.

The default SSID has the customer’s name, i.e.: myfirstname@unifi. This possible could leads to privacy issues, as outsiders knows who’s using what ISP services (UniFi, Streamyx, etc).

• Go to ‘Setup’ tab, click ‘Wireless Setup’ menu on the left.
• Under ‘Multiple Wireless Network Name (SSIDS)’ section, click ‘Multiple Wireless Network Name Setup’ button.
• You will be taken to a page with ‘Wireless Network Name’ section. Rename your existing Wireless Network Name/SSID there.

3. Disable Remote Access to your router.

• Go to ‘Maintenance’ tab, under ‘Remote Management’ section. Un-check ‘Enable Remote Management:’ check box.

4. Enable Firewall

• Go to ‘Advanced’ tab, click ‘Firewall & DMZ’ menu on the left.
• Under ‘Outside Firewall Setting’ section, checked the ‘Enable WAN to LAN Firewall :’ check box.
• Then, checked all the check box inside the rows of ‘DOS ATTACK’, ‘POST SCAN ATTACK’ and ‘SERVICE FILTER’.
• To find out what all these settings do, feel free to Google each of the check box descriptions.

Few suggestions to TM, I strongly recommends that the technicians doing the UniFi’s installation, increase some level of customers home networking security. The very basic they can do is to change the WiFi routers default administrator’s password upon installation, and keep that password if they need to do troubleshooting/support purposes remotely.

Be safe.