UGLY SINGAPOREANS

sorry media, i'm not an etiquette/social watch dog, just a huge fan of public transport. and i would realli enjoy having a gracious bus/mrt ride once in a while. this is juz a hobby, i dun bounce off the walls when i see irresponsible public commuters or disgusting singaporeans. i can be reached at leongmingen@gmail.com for more information, please DO NOT add me on msn or friendster.

Thursday, April 17, 2014

綜藝大熱門 20140416 踢走主持大哥!搶奪大熱門主持棒

綜藝大熱門 20140416 踢走主持大哥!搶奪大熱門主持棒

If you've missed last night's 綜藝大熱門, here's the link to the video. Try to find me in the front row 

錯過昨晚節目的可以以下鏈接看哦 我在前排

http://youtu.be/8qoKWciGa9c 


Wednesday, April 16, 2014

King Ming on 綜藝大熱門

昨晚 #綜藝大熱門 有沒有注意到觀眾席前排有個長得很像梁朝偉?錯過了今晚還有下集哦。


Thursday, April 10, 2014

ASUS X502C went Swimming

Accidentally spilled tap water on my ASUS X502C laptop (Intel Core I3 - 3217U, 1.8GHz; 4GB memory; 500GB HDD, OS WIN8). The keyboards began to make these little meep meep beep beep sounds. To avoid a short-circuit, I immediately power down the machine. 
Tipped it upside down to drain out the water and googled for similar experiences.

After half an hour, unscrewed all 11 screws from the bottom and removed the keyboard, then carefully unplugged the little tape cable thing that attaches the keyboard and touch pad to the motherboard. 

Tipped open the keyboard (as shown in photo) and full blast blow dry it under a standing fan for a couple of hours. Tried to power up the machine but Windows 8 refused to start up. Gave me the BIOS (blue) screen which refuses to load Windows. Hence powered down and continue to blow dry it. 

By next morning, Windows started up normally with a few "hang" here and there, but fully functional.
In the following day, everything was back to normal. 觀音媽保庇!



PS: If it's beer, wine, soda spill, you may have to strip down the motherboard and wash it in pure DISTILLED water or pure alcohol before drying it completely (around 12-24 hours depending on your climate). If the water has reached your powered motherboard and f*cked up the circuits, you may need to buy a new laptop/notebook (unless under warranty).

ASUS Service Center (Singapore)
No. 8 Burn Road
#11-16 TRIVEX
Singapore 369977

350m walk from Tai Seng MRT Station (2 stops after Paya Lebar)