Mario Hadiwinata

Daftar Swift Code Bank di Indonesia

mario.hadiwinata — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 09:00:27 +0000

SWIFT adalah singkatan dari Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication beroperasi diseluruh dunia sebagai financial messaging network. Swift Code biasanya digunakan untuk melakukan pengiriman pesan transaksi atau perintah secara aman antar lembaga keuangan bank atau non-bank.

Berikut daftar SWIFT Code Bank Di Indonesia:

ABN AMRO Bank: ABNAIDJA
Hagabank: HAGAIDJA
Bank Artha Graha: ARTGIDJA
Bank Bumiputera Indonesia: BUMIIDJA
Bank Bumi Arta Indonesia: BBAIIDJA
Bank Buana Indonesia: BBIJIDJA
Bank Danamon: BDINIDJA
Bank Mandiri (not Bank Syariah Mandiri): BEIIIDJA
Bangkok Bank: BKKBIDJA
Bank Niaga: BNIAIDJA
Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI): BNINIDJA
Bank BNP Paribas Indonesia: BNPAIDJA
Bank Resona Perdania: BPIAIDJA
Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI): BRINIDJA
Bank Bukopin: BBUKIDJA
Bank Central Asia (BCA): CENAIDJA
Deutsche Bank AG: DEUTIDJA
Bank Mizuho Indonesia: MHCCIDJA
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking (HSBC): HSBCIDJA
Bank Internasional Indonesia (BII): IBBKIDJA
Bank Indonesia: INDOIDJA
Lippobank: LIPBIDJA
Bank NISP: NISPIDJA
Pan Indonesia Bank: PINBIDJA
Bank Rabobank International Indonesia: RABOIDJA
Bank UFJ Indonesia (formerly Bank Sanwa Indonesia): SAINIDJA
Bank Swadesi: SWBAIDJA
Bank Tabungan Negara (BTN): BTANIDJA
Bank UOB Indonesia: UOBBIDJA
Bank Permata: BBBAIDJA
Bank Maybank Indocorp: MBBEIDJA
Bank Chinatrust Indonesia: CTCBIDJA
Woori Bank Indonesia: HVBKIDJA
Bank Sumitomo Mitsui Indonesia: SUNIIDJA
Bank Finconesia: FINBIDJA
Bank OCBC Indonesia: OCBCIDJA
Bank Kesawan: AWANIDJA
Bank Commonwealth: BICNIDJA
Bank Ekonomi Raharja: EKONIDJA
Bank DBS Indonesia: DBSBIDJA
Bank CIC International (formerly Bank Century Intervest Corp): CICTIDJA
Bank Ekspor Indonesia: BEXIIDJA
Bank Mega: MEGAIDJA
Bank of China, Jakarta Branch: BKCHIDJA
Bank Syariah Mandiri (not Bank Mandiri): BSMDIDJA
Bank Muamalat: MUABIDJA

Sorry to Burst your Bubble

mario.hadiwinata — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 05:38:20 +0000

So you think Microsoft Surface is cool ? Introducing : Oblong

mario.hadiwinata — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 15:34:17 +0000

Love the multi-touch features in surface ? Wait until you see the real Spatial Operating Environment from Oblong Industries. Their platform name is g-speak, the program execute in real space; direct interaction with the room’s computers & screens.

Some of the SOE’s core ideas are already familiar from the film Minority Report, the similarity is no coincidence: one of Oblong’s founders served as science advisor to Minority Report and based the design of those scenes directly on his earlier work at MIT.

Here’s the video, it might take some time but believe me it’s worth it.

g-speak overview 1828121108 from john underkoffler on Vimeo.

If You Bought $1000 Of Stock A Year Ago

mario.hadiwinata — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 04:59:05 +0000

Remember Neo from Matrix ?

mario.hadiwinata — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 06:31:55 +0000

…His passport expired in 9-11-2001, no fake.

Interesting comment from the forums :

Check this out…a passport is usually good for 10 years…so then, that means this character’s passport was issued on Sept. 11, 1991. And that date is when George Bush Sr. delivered the “New World Order” speech to Congress.

Things that make you go…”hmmm…”

This is how Doubya ruin the country’s image

mario.hadiwinata — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 17:44:49 +0000

On his way to the Beijing Olympics, President Bush expressed “deep concerns” for the state of human rights in China.

What would President Bush say if, heaven forbid, the Chinese were as rude as he is and asked Mr. Superpower why the land of “freedom and democracy” has one million names on a watch list. China with a population four times as large doesn’t have a watch list with one million names.

More detail at -> http://www.populistamerica.com/do_you_feel_safe_now

Rick Astley dan RickRoll’d

mario.hadiwinata — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 19:10:55 +0000

Last week, I went with Roy for lunch. At our way back to his office, we saw this big billboard of ‘Rick Astley in Concert’. You can see the big signboard accross Taman Ria Senayan. Well, I never knew Rick Astley before, not in my generation - later I found out his famous songs.

The song is “Never gonna give you up”, its a former #1 song in the US, UK and so on. It was a big song way back when in 1987. Howeverrrr… the famous song (video clip) has been a popular prank tools. When a person clicks on the link given and is led to the web page he/she is said to have been “Rickrolled”. By extension, it can also mean playing the song loudly in public in order to be disruptive.

The first time I got pranked was following the link given by blogger regarding the Halo3 review.. It leads to Astley’s video clip. I’m not aware of it, but i do like the song.

And just now, I followed a post in reddit “20 years ago, the youngest, bravest and best in China were brutally murdered while peacrfully demontrating in favor of democracy. We must never forget the Tieneman Square massacre of 1989″. One of the users give a comment :

He’s referring to the slightly less famous one that never quite made its way into the history books.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TienemenSquareMassacreof1988

Here’s one example of RickRoll in real life.

I like the song, and with the video clip will makes you smile. You can see the real hilarious 80’s style video clip in YouTube, it’s been viewed more than 16million times.

Rick Roll on You Tube

and this one , don’t click it.. you’ve been warned.

I Recommend TED - Ideas worth spreading

mario.hadiwinata — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 09:44:15 +0000

Just a week ago, my buddy Benny recommend me to watch Ted.com. “It’s an Ideas Worth Spreading” he said. And it is.

TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design. It started out (in 1984) as a conference bringing together people from those three worlds. Since then its scope has become ever broader. This yearly conference used to be shared among exclusive members, what happens there has never been shared until now.

The site has more than 200 interesting archives. The convenient way to watch the thread is to subscribe with their feeds.

I subscribe with the podcast. They have a lot of interesting, varies and jawbreaking contents. From technologies, design, entertainment, culture, arts, biological, anything.. So whatever your background is, I really recommend you to go check out Ted.com.

Just a quick hint so you can enjoy the show :

If you are ipod user, subscribe with their podcast. Here’s the link
If you more to TV-guy (and you manage to have an HDTV) , catch their hi-res version
First impression is important, why don’t you start with the Top 10 TedTalks, and let me know what you think. (It’s not like a youtube quality in term of file size, duration and content, but believe me it’s worth it)

I like most of the Top 10 List, but the most stunning and valuable for me is 1 topic that start very slow and bored but really catch me in the end, will share about it in different post. Stay Tune…

We’ll miss you big guy ! :)

mario.hadiwinata — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 21:04:42 +0000

Bill. Go make the world a better place (for one more time). Best of luck.

This is how David Copperfield Flies..

mario.hadiwinata — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 18:00:09 +0000

Remember this jaw-breaking David’s flying videos a couple years ago ??

Gak pernah kepikir sebelumnya, but this will give you a sense explanation of how he did it.