helmi@hix2:~> cat /etc/lsb-release
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=6.10
DISTRIB_CODENAME=edgy
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 6.10"
helmi@hix2:~> trac-admin --version
Trac Admin Console 0.10.2
11 February 2007
Back References in trac 0.10.2
Back References lists all references to an ticket inside the details of it. I want this feature in my trac, but the patch is for version 0.11beta. So I spent half an hour to implement my patch. Not perfect, but just fit my need. (sorry, give up to create proper patch after 7 minute rtfm)
10 February 2007
Broadband Throttling
Broadband throttling is:
@see http://www.lowyat.net/v2/latest/broadband-throttling-the-star-takes-notice.html
p/s: I am one of the Maxis broadband subscriber
- try to move backward
- MISLEADING THE PUBLIC WITH CHEATING MARKETING STRATEGY DESERVES A GOOD LAWSUIT
- Better call it Streamyx Narrowaband or Streamyx Limitband
- 4 days finish bandwidth and sit down there wait for another f***ing month to get another bandwidth usage
- wanna throw up whenever i see the advert "breaking the speedometre"
- "jaguh kampung" mentality? or the "we are still better than ghana" thinking?
- definately ridiculous
and I want add more complaint, bandwith during weekend is reaaaally suck (dial-up standard)Maxis did it first when it rolled out its wireless broadband service last year. Under the “Terms and Conditions” of usage, it had this little gem: “Maxis may, at its sole discretion, automatically disconnect the customer’s Internet session after a period of inactivity, which may vary from 20 minutes to 30 minutes.”
And if that’s not all, here’s the clincher: “Each customer’s total usage per month shall NOT exceed 3GB of data volume transmitted ...”
Average bandwith during weekend, 1.5Kb/s
@see http://www.lowyat.net/v2/latest/broadband-throttling-the-star-takes-notice.html
p/s: I am one of the Maxis broadband subscriber
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