Meling-Meling song from Album Anok Semantan
MELING MELING
Kala dulu.. meling-meling,
jenuh noreh, dapatnye sekeping,
baru jemo getoh sekerak tokdan kering,
pinjam duit orang belanja panpeir hok dindingnye zing
lewat ler ni cemuih koi rase,
Ander sluor jean baru koi beli behnye jenama,
kawan jemo tempat sekaler,
meling-meling, ambik dek orang juei de bundle.
Seiideii amatt.. Meling-meling.
Seiideii sangat.. Meling-meling.
Seiideii amatt.. Meling-meling.
Seiideii sangat.. Meling-meling.
Kala dulu, Meling-meling.
Buoh hati, orang yang nyunting..
senalo merebaih airmata tok kering-kering
Jenoh berubat mandi limar berbesen-besen,
Lewat ler ni cemuih koi rasa,
ande makwe keknye ngintai kocek koi aje,
Meling-meling,
Dia pun pergi, koi takde 3K kondo, kereta, dan kad kredit.
Seiideii amatt.. Meling-meling.
Seiideii sangat.. Meling-meling.
Seiideii amatt.. Meling-meling.
Seiideii sangat.. Meling-meling.
Kala dulu, Meling-meling,
Ander besiko, rantei doh genting.
rate koi bawok kedarat kebarok sampei ke tebing,
sudoh mandi koi naik kedarat hok tinggeinye loceng.
lewat ler ni, cemuih koi rase,
puluh ribu kawan berabih membeli kerete,
bagei gaye berbunyi seren
meling-meling koi sador-sador laptop koi licin
Kala dulu, Meling-meling,
nege kedei, modei tok musing.
Nok orang datang meghubung ngelior ngeliling,
keknye berutang dari gula sampei ke aiskrem.
Lewat ler ni,
cemuih koi rasa,
Stesen minyok kedei makan ladang kelapa,
orang lain gaji dak deme
Meling-meling, habih dipunggohnye rumoh kite.
Seiideii amatt.. Meling-meling.
Seiideii sangat.. Meling-meling.
Seiideii amatt.. Meling-meling.
Seiideii sangat.. Meling-meling.
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Ody, Bana, Najib, Wok, Ali Ceper, Medan (Cendut), Lobo, Baharom, Pok Di, Acam, Rahman, Gruk, Hapas (Kapok), Sukri, Duan Pertang, Pian,
Hapiz (Code 10), Talat, Ar, Meri Pengkor, Pijat, Icuk, Pijan, Ngoh Kenek, Der Sahar, Long Kecik, Ja, Pok Lan, Apek, Aki Herry, Duan Pokyan,
Abang Keling, Keli, Beretuit, Abang Pendek, Pak Lang Palantor, Seli Pelantor, Long Kedi, Ngoh Bujang, Ilah, Moha, Nipun, Mamat topan,
Din Stut, Julour dan ramai lg Grup Lengkong/Jambu Rias/Paya Pelantar dan sewaktu dengannya moh deras ke Semantan weh!!!!
How to Protect your Gmail & Google Accounts
#1. Log-in to your Gmail / Google Account and associate a phone number. You’ll then receive an SMS text message whenever someone tries to recover your Google password.
#2. Create a new email address (on say Yahoo! Mail or Gmail itself) and set this as the secondary email address for your existing Gmail and Google Accounts. Check for emails on this new account manually or through a desktop client via POP3 / IMAP but do not enable auto-forward for the new email address as the original purpose will be defeated.
#3. Take a paper and write down the following information about your Google Account. You will need this to verify your identify to Google in case someone else takes over your Google Account and the secondary email address associated with your account.
- The month and year when your created your Gmail / Google Account. You can look at the last page of your Gmail Inbox (or go to Sent Items) to get an approximate idea of the date when you created the account.
- If you created a Gmail account by invitation, write the email address of the person who first sent you that invite for Gmail. Use a search query like “in:all has invited you to open a free Gmail account” to find that invitation email.
- The email addresses of your most frequently emailed contacts (the top 5).
- The names of any custom labels that you may have created in your Gmail account.
- The day/month/year when you started using various other Google services (like AdSense, Orkut, Blogger, etc.) that are associated with the Google account that you are trying to recover. If you’re not certain about some of the dates, provide your closest estimate*.
[*] For Analytics, look at the first date when it started collecting stats for your website(s). For Orkut, look at the last page of your scrapbook. For AdSense, you may take the help of your AdSense account manager.
#4. Do a test run. Log-out of all your Gmail / Google Accounts and initiate the password recovery process for each one of them using this form. This will help you make sure that your SMS settings and secondary email addresses are configured correctly.
#5. Once in a while, do refer to that little line in the footer section of your Gmail Inbox that shows the different IP addresses from where your account is being accessed. If you find an unknown IP address, change your Google password immediately. The person who hacked my Gmail accounts configured them with his Hotmail account so he could effectively read all my email communication remotely from his Hotmail inbox without ever logging into my Google account again. I could figure that out only after I saw an IP address from a Microsoft server in my Gmail activity log.
#6. You should also consider copying emails from Gmail to another service (like Yahoo! Mail or Hotmail – it is effortless) so when your Gmail account is compromised, you at least have access to all your previous emails. Or you can configure a desktop email client like Outlook or Thunderbird with your Gmail account (via POP3 or IMAP) and thus you’ll have an automatic offline backup of your Gmail Inbox.
For Google Apps users
If you have lost access to your Google Apps dashboard, you’ll have to create a new CNAME record pointing to google.com to verify that you are actual owner of that web domain. To reset the password for the administrator of your Google Apps domain via your domain hosting company, the URL is:
https://google.com/a/cpanel/xyx.com/VerifyAdminAccountPasswordReset
[*] Replace xyz.com with your own domain address.
Hackers exploit Adobe Reader flaw via comic strip syndicate
Hackers broke into an online comic strip syndication service Thursday, embedding malicious code that sought to exploit a newly discovered security flaw in Adobe Reader and Acrobat, Security Fix has learned.
On Monday, Adobe Systems Inc. said it was investigating reports that criminals were attacking Internet users via a previously unknown security flaw in its Adobe Reader and Acrobat software. Experts warned that the flaw could be used to foist software on unsuspecting users who visit a hacked or booby-trapped Web site.
Albany, N.Y.-based Hearst publication Timesunion.com now reports that on Thursday readers of its comics section began complaining of being prompted to download malicious software. In an update posted to its site, Timesunion.com said the attack took advantage of the recently disclosed Adobe flaw. The news outlet said it had traced the attack back to a problem at King Features, which serves comics on its Web site, and that King Features had since corrected the problem.
Rose Croke, brand development manager for King Features, said the malicious code was somehow injected into the company’s Web server that handles content for its Comics Kingdom clients. Croke said the Comics Kingdom content is syndicated by roughly 50 different news sites, including Timesunion.com.
“We’re working on finding the source of the injection,” Croke said.
Adobe said it does not plan to issue a software update to fix the flaw until Jan. 12, 2010.
Adobe says turning off Javascript in Adobe Reader and Acrobat should help mitigate the threat from this vulnerability (instructions on how to do that are available here).
Alternatively, Internet users may want to consider uninstalling Adobe Reader in favor of another free PDF reader program, such as Foxit Reader.
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