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SMRT has set a new record for massive train disruptions, besting their December 2011 incidents that saw disruptions on large portions of the North-South Line. Last night’s epic disruption saw the complete shutdown of all ...
Category: Miscellaneous
Any other thing under the sun.
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The hackers got hacked, and the aftermath is telling. Like, for example, how the governments of several countries buy spy software. Governments like that of the United States, not surprisingly. Also, the Singapore government, ...
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This year’s National Day Parade will be spectacular, in no small part because of the massive showcase of military assets. 50 aircrafts, 8 warships, and 150 vehicles. Massive. The RSAF, in particular, has traditionally ...
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On display now at the NUS Cyber Gaming Festival 2015 is a bunch of retro console games. No, there are no Play Stations and there are no Xboxes. These are from an era of console games that the current generation of ...
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Taylor Swift may have scored a quick victory against Apple, but it seems she has issues in her own house that she needs to clean up. As many may have already heard, Apple has back-pedalled and agreed to pay music artists for ...
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Once a while, you’ll hear about an incident involving a flight delay, diversion, or cancellation, along with the ensuing complaints, at times very heated and nasty, from affected passengers. At times like this, I sometimes ...
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It’s 50 days from today that we’ll be celebrating Singapore’s 50th National Day. It’s a big day for Singapore. We’re inundated by all manner of things related SG50, as well as things that are only ...
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I feel it’s particularly important that service standards at Changi Airport must be exemplary. It is, after all, going to form the first impressions that visitors to Singapore will get. However, my standards aren’t ...
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At some time or other, probably just about all drivers will find themselves enraged with some other driver. It could be reckless driving, idiotic parking, or a variety of other inconsiderate road behaviour. It’s fortunate, ...
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Five years ago, as Singapore hosted the inaugural Youth Olympic Games, I complained about how discourteous the organisers had portrayed themselves. First, it was about demanding that their buses be given the right-of-way, and ...