Changkhui: Changkhui

A light discussion on what we have been experiencing in using Passwords, whether they are for emails, corporate logins, ATM, locks, etc. The TOP 10 passwords was taken from http://www.modernlifeisrubbish.co.uk/article/top-10-most-common-passwords.

Passakorn sprained his left wrist, so we would update this later

Passakorn interviewed the founder and the managind director of http://www.ToHome.com, Teeravut Wongvibulsin. He kindly explained how he started the business in 1999, the current trends, etc. Thank you khun Teeravut for the interview.

Obviously impressed with the show, Koson shared his experience and commented on VM Ware conference. He explained in general what it was, its advantage and its application. This should be interesting to those in the IT industry. I felt out of my depth here. He also told us his experience in converting to a MAC user. And the crazy Chrismas shopping in the USA.

Piyatad prepared the foundation of the discussion by preparing some materials about what PayPal did and how it was started. We then exchanged our opinions and comments to some related services in Thailand.

Worawat explained in general about the issue that AIS raised to attack DTAC. This is about the GSM frequency allocation in Thailand and what each operator had in operation.

Passakorn interviewed Chalermporn Kaoian, a lady civil engineer. she told her story from going through engineering school, working in a design firm, a construction firm, a consulting firm and an owner firm. She criticized the hard and easy part of each role, and how her gender could, sometimes, is an obstacle.

Inspired by the previous episode, we talked about what we asked applicants in job interviews.

Part 2, we talked about how he had an interview with Microsoft, but he did not like the offer, so he decided not to. Then he told us his story how he went on to other firms before he arrived where he was at the moment.

He told us from his graduation from KMITL with GPA 3.43, to his joining IBM Thailand and how he went for his degree at USC. It was a long interview so we made it into two parts.