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URL Blocking In Malaysia, Through Saudi Arabia? Does the Datin Diaries have sensitive info?
by Josh Lim
February 19 2008 || 2:15 am
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There’s a pretty popular blog in Malaysia called the Datin Diaries, which is supposedly about the life of a Datin, and her Datuk. It’s suprisingly intellectual (I remember a quote from her, “We don’t get lobotomies when we become a Datin”, and about her Datuk liking to play Playstation!), and an entertaining, if voyeuristic read into the lifestyles of the rich and anonymous.

After a while of not having checked out the blog, I saw this:

First thing. Okay, I’m not in Saudi Arabia (.sa). Check.
Second, I’m not using a Saudi Arabia proxy or ISP. Using TMNet Streamyx, no proxies. Check.
Btw, the links in the page link to a legitimate Saudi Arabian ISP’s block/unblock URL page.

What’s with this? Is anyone else having the same problem? Or has the blog been shut down by the owner, and put up a very odd notice to confuse people?

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