Now I know why MOSTI wants CPB 2011

TIL that the government have a bad habit of hiring complete morons to work on their websites. Things that the private sector seem to be immune from.

Do this my friends, type mosti.gov.my into your address bar without the “www” before it, and press enter. Enjoy your infinite redirect loop. Now do this: click view source.

<script language="Javascript">
window.location = ''
</script>

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On a sidenote, if you are a Malaysian engineer, do read the latest draft of the incredibly stupid Computer Professionals Bill 2011:

http://www.mosti.gov.my/mosti/images/stories/pdf/2011/ruu_bcpm_v17.pdf

Edit: There is a document that is collated by IT professionals as we speak right now in preparation for tomorrow’s public hearing of the proposed act. Do join in the conversation!

Edit: As of 14 Dec 2011, this problem has been rectified. Took them 24 hours to fix a one liner in htaccess. Good job!