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If you've ever booked an e-hailing ride and then ghosted your driver like a bad Tinder date, AirAsia Ride has something to say about that. They've rolled out a No-Show Fee of RM15 for passengers who bail on their advance bookings. But before you panic about unexpected charges, here's the good news: the RM15 compensation will be fully covered by AirAsia Ride itself—so passengers won't have to fork out a single sen.
Looks like Malaysia is making it clear: it's not in the business of smuggling high-powered NVIDIA AI chips into China. Minister of Investment, Trade, and Industry (MITI), Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz, recently addressed the issue head-on, saying Malaysia takes these allegations very seriously. In other words, if you're looking to sneak some AI chips across borders, Malaysia isn't your friendly neighborhood transit hub.
Move over, old-school search engines—Google is getting a major AI glow-up. The tech giant isn't just tweaking its algorithms anymore; it's going full Iron Man's JARVIS mode, aiming to transform into a next-gen intelligent assistant. And let's be honest—about time, right? Who wants to sift through 10 blue links when AI can just tell us what we need to know?
It all started this morning when my friend casually asked, "Hey, can you generate a QR code for me?" No problem, right? I mean, there are tons of free QR code generators online. But here's the catch—many of them come with annoying limitations. Some slap you with scan limits, others try to make you sign up for an account, and the worst ones? They lock your QR code behind a paywall like it's some kind of VIP lounge.
Back in August 2018, I had the chance to visit Sarang Buaya Pasir Gudang, a crocodile sanctuary in Johor, Malaysia. Now, before you start imagining some Indiana Jones-style adventure where I wrestle a crocodile and come out victorious—relax. It was more of an educational trip, with plenty of fun (and no limbs lost).
