JazliAziz

Is it bad that I don't remember this at all? 😅😅😅

I guess registries like those would be helpful for people with lots of social sites? For people like myself, I just really have two, Twitter and Cake.

I'm currently reading "Tuesdays with Morrie" and after that will be "The Technician". I used to read "The Hardy Boys" as a kid, but then I stopped reading as I grew older. Just picking up the habit again now.

> It's interesting that reading a book has become news It's funny how after your post @Chris shares a news report about the print industry recovering after the apparent short popularity of e-books. I guess reading a book really is news 😂. As for …

Last month I wrote about starting a new project this year, which was to read at least one book a month. I'm happy to report that I've completed my first book! Took less than two weeks too, which makes me even …

> Unless you can write like @JazliAziz , in which case write however you want. Lol thanks for the shoutout! > (or even writing a blog post)? @ypn I don't know anything about podcasting, but I do have quite a bit of writing experience, so I'll …

> I feel like interesting conversation starters can come from anywhere! Same here. If I see something interesting which I feel can initiate an interesting conversation on Cake, I just share it.

> Just curious: why not use a car charger while driving? Or have you found that it really doesn't affect battery life enough to matter? I do have a car charger. In fact it was a necessity for me to use it back when I had my Nexus 6P because the …

Having been a huge fan of Nexus phones, I was admittedly concerned when Google announced the termination of the brand. The replacement, Google’s Pixel, just never appealed to me the same way Nexus phones did. Sure Pixels have an amazing camera, but …

I watched Annihilation too. Thought it was very intriguing and somewhat disturbing, but I didn't like the abrupt ending. Found out after that it's actually a trilogy, so I'm looking forward to the sequel (there will be one I assume).

You'd assume common sense would be the best deterrent, but unfortunately as the saying goes, common sense isn't so common any more.

I enjoy watching movies in the cinema, and there were a lot of great movies last year. As 2018 is now done and dusted, I wanted to share my favourite movies of the past year, and one movie which was so bad it actually left me feeling disappointed …

> It also looks like you have to open a specific app, then use it to scan the code; is that correct? I like that with Apple Pay I can just press my phone's side button two times and then hold it near the reader. You're right, it's definitely not …

> Holy shit (tahi suci?). While that is the correct translation, we never say it in Malay, only English. It sounds so funny in Malay https://thumbs.gfycat.com/HalfLikelyInvisiblerail-small.gif

> When I was in KL, I remember visiting an eight story mall and being surprised to see at the center of the ground floor an ice skating rink. You must be talking about Sunway Pyramid. That's one of my favourite malls. Also, one of the most tech …

Out in the West, mobile payments are dominated by NFC-based services, such as Apple Pay and Google Pay. Here in Malaysia, the mobile payment battle is being fought via a different approach - QR codes. Though QR codes may not seem as fancy or cool …

Saw this earlier too. I think it's nonsense on two parts. Firstly, what iPhone users do on their phone doesn't stay on their phone. If people back up their photos to iCloud or use any other of Apple's services for example, their data obviously …

Should you upgrade? Yes. Should you upgrade to the iPhone 7? I understand not wanting to upgrade to the X/XS, but why not the 8? The 7 will be 3 years old by September this year. I guess an Android phone is not an option?

I will fight anybody who tries to ban durian 😂 But I don't eat durian in public anyway. Always eat it at home. Although, when it's in season I can always smell durian at work. Either people just selling or actually eating it. Doesn't bother me ☺

On the stroke of midnight, eateries around the country were made no-smoking zones. They don't even have designated smoking areas either. This is an effort made by our government to protect citizens from second-hand smoke in public eateries …

Thanks for the shoutout 👍 As for your question, I need clarification on what exactly constitutes a "startup". In Malaysia we have a lot of young entrepreneurs, but they mostly open cafes, online businesses etc. Nothing even close to the scale of …

I find myself not really caring that much about the self-driving car race. Not because the technology isn't cool, it is, but because I'll likely never be able to enjoy it here in Malaysia. The three companies in the race don't have a big presence …

Thanks for the shoutout. There have been some really engaging discussions that I've seen here on Cake, even in the short amount of time I've been here. Glad to see my writings are interesting to others as well 😀

I don't know anything about gadgets designed specifically for sleep tracking, unfortunately. I only know of wearables like from Fitbit as you mentioned, and I personally have a Mi Band 2. I haven't used the sleep tracking function, but my friend's …

Not sure about favourite, but I do fondly remember my early video game years. First console I ever played on was the Sega Genesis, which was at my grandparents' house. The first console my brother and I had in our own home was the SNES, followed by …