User:Firzafp

HTTP is Dead leading to All non-HTTPS and HTTP is obsolete and deprecate, en:HTTPS that soon to be the only one to operate a websites for all. (This message does not related to cybersecurity support, IT enterprise support, enterprise support and other, however does not against it all.)

This user has been on Wikipedia for 11 years, 11 months, and 12 days.

Name

This user's name is M. Firza, but is usually called by the nickname firzafp.

This user is a professional photographer or interested in photography.

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This user is a native English speaker.

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Pengguna merupakan penutur ibu bahasa Indonesia.

This user is autistic.

Muhammad Firza S.Kom (Sex/gender: Male, Pronouns: He/Him) (active since 2012)

Visit : @firzafp in Twitter and @strange_vegetables in Instagram

More than 2000 files uploaded since 31 December 2020. All photos are taken by Nikon COOLPIX S2800 from 2015 to onward and SBOX Camera from 2022 to onward (previously both are broken due to camera lens is jamming), mostly smartphones both before and after 2015 (however not optimized) and all works are freely usage for non-commercial and commercial usage.

However i wasn't going Fediverse for me (Firzafp is on Mastodon (not Bluesky), after the general election 2024 (Indonesia)) due to 'lack of time' until i unlock a mind for business

Personal Message (actually not real)[edit]

My Announcement[edit]

Following my 10 years old forgotten-access e-mail that soon to replaced by 2017-created e-mail to communicate more messages alongside with other (currently pending). My motorcycle "Honda Scoopy i" got trouble again due to i drove slowly, but headlight glass broke because of light pickup got sudden stop and even right body cracked, so was banned by parent to use this motorcycle due to much criticize such as too light to use, not suitable for driving style and vulnerable to crash before it was upgraded/downgraded to another motorcycle with 'safer' and however it was sold to other. Additional, i was recovered from small injury due to slipped from the concrete road about a days ago.

My Statement of some websites was blocked in Indonesia[edit]

In September 2023, PostImages was officially blocked in Indonesia by government due to 'detection of illegal content' and 'potentially conflict' that i unfortunately didn't appear and make this website permanently inaccessible until lifted, later a popular website named DeviantArt was reportedly blocked in Indonesia due to having 'detection of harmful content' and the result is some Indonesian Deviants suffered from 'blocked access', make the way they got vacuumed & lack of subtitution for DeviantArt. So this is awful news went DeviantArt and PostImage not allowed enter to Indonesia because of Internet Positif (a website blocked redirection site by MOCI ROI and Telkom Indonesia) Firzafp supports #SaveHTTP (talk) 09:08, 22 October 2023 (UTC)

HTTP is Dead[edit]

"As he over reaction about 'HTTP is Dead' or 'All of internet protocols (excluding HTTPS & FTPS) are not sustained because the secure the websites agenda' is the negative significant of http percentage has been decreasing steadily since the mid-2010s due to the rise of free certificates and the rise of HTTPS as a multi-purpose application layer by years later, i'm so sadly to find websites as it with http and other than https such as ftp it has been estimated to be lost forever and now I choose to open only selective websites with a very good https status." '

Waiting for Modernization of Indonesian Road Transport and Design announcement[edit]

A Better Indonesian Roads now on YouTube as roadways story and analyze channel.

After less than 2 years of the journey of making book about Road Designs in Indonesia in reaction of Indonesian Road Quality are worse than international standards (according to World Bank and WEF) despite Computer Science graduated in late 2021, the making of book about Road Designs in Indonesia are just in 10 months and finalized in June 2022 including 'black-and-white' copies (but poor quality) for Indonesia's Minister of Public Works and Housing, but currently still no announcement despite busy until the announcement is coming but the date is unknown yet, the 'Modernization of Indonesian Road Transport and Design' to be officially revealed to replace current road design and transport with 'new look' and here's the New Indonesian Road Design and Road Transport System what should taken from rather than quantity (e.g. numbers of death on the road according to local police reports) :

NEW INDONESIAN ROAD DESIGNS BASED FROM OTHER COUNTRIES THAT
Roadtypes	Taken from
City roads	Singapore (for arterial roads (more than 4 lanes), speed limit adjustment (between 30 to 60 km/h), penalty-based road enforcement system (e.g. helmet is mandatory) and bus transports) Europe (particularly walkways, bike lanes, safety, modern local roads/streets that restricting speed limit for crowd area and simplified car parking) China (mainly Hong Kong, for highway-like arterial roads that urban roads can give speed limit up to 70 km/h and enforcing pedestrian bridges to protect pedestrians) Japan (particularly non-overpass/non-underpass junctions (e.g. Shibuya-style pedestrian crossing) and local streets) S. Korea (particularly collector roads for surrounding settlements and shophouses)
Highways	Australia (for rural roadways (transmigrant and village area), road markings for rural roads (mainly provincial/district (regency) roads) / transmigrant roads and signalised reversal lanes/lane switchers (for bridges and 2+1 road)) Brazil (for multi-lanes non-toll highways, rural roadways (village area) and interchange for non-toll highways) New Zealand (for speed limit adjustment, rural roadways (transmigrant area) non-toll road safety and road surfaces) Malaysia (main source of New Indonesian Road Designs, mainly for regular highways (max. 2 lanes), arterial roads and road markings) Thailand (secondary source of New Indonesian Road Designs, for arterial roads (incl. frontage roads for slow speed limits) United Arab Emirates (for multi-lanes (especially national roads and provincial roads)) Great Britain (for road junctions (e.g. inclusion of deceleration/acceleration lanes & built (between statue or non-statue) roundabout) and road furnitures for national & provincial roads)
Toll roads	Europe (will be based on Swiss Motorways; such as ability to built border checkpoint for tolls in Sumatra (if Malacca Strait Bridge was built), Borneo (North Kalimantan and West Kalimantan) and Timor (East Nusa Tenggara) (making Indonesia to be 3rd country in SE Asia with border checkpoint on the toll road), causeway tolls that can be connected by major islands, toll road furnitures and safety) Japan (for sound barriers to protect noise and some safety features) United Arab Emirates (for multi-lanes more than 3x3 or 4x4)

Abbreviation of place & infrastructure (according to Firza's visiting)[edit]

Places[edit]

Province of Jambi = JA
South Sumatra = SS
North Sumatra = SU/NS
Bengkulu Province = BK
West Sumatra = SB/WS
Riau Islands = KR
Banten = BTN
Tangerang City/Tangerang Regency = TGR
Tangerang South City = TGS
Serang Regency = SG
Serang City = SRG
West Java = JB/WJ
Yogyakarta = YG
Bali = BA
Jakarta = JK/JKT
Johor = JHR/JDT
Johor Bahru = JB
Negeri Sembilan = NS/NGS
Seremban = SRBN
Malacca = MLC/MLK
Pahang = PG
Selangor = SLG/SDE
Muarojambi = MRJ
Musirawas = MSR/MR
North Musirawas = MRU/NMR
Serdang Bedagai = SB (SU)
Deli Serdang = DS
Simalungun = SML
Toba Samosir = TS
Karo Regency = KRO
Medan = MDN
Tebing Tinggi, North Sumatra = TT
Pematang Siantar = PS/PMS (rare)
Purwakarta = PKT
Batanghari = BH
Banyuasin = BYA (occasional)/BA
Musi Banyuasin = MB
Penukal Abab Lematang Ilir = PALI
Rejang Lebong = RJL/RL (occasional)
Dharmasraya = DR
Sijunjung = SJJ
Solok Regency = SK
Solok City = SLK
Tanah Datar = TD/TDR (occasional)
Bukittinggi = BKT/BT (rare)
Agam = AGA

Places (post-area expansion)[edit]

West-South Sumatra = SSB
Gelumbang = GLB
East Musi Banyuasin = MBT
Regencity of Palembang Ulu (Kabupaten Kota Palembang Ulu) => PAUL/PU
Natar Agung (Größer Natar/Greater Natar) => NA

Infrastructures[edit]

Trans-Sumatran East Highway = JN1/JLT-SUM
Trans-Sumatran Central Highway = JN5/AH151-TENGAH
Mendalo-Sarolangun Highway = JN34-MS
Jalan Pelabuhan Tanjung Api-Api = JN40-TAA
Sekayu Highway = JN36-SK
Lebuhraya Ekspres Selatan = E2/AH2-KLJB
Lubuklinggau-Bengkulu City Highway = JN38-LGB
Indralaya-Prabumulih Highway = JN42-IP
Lebuhraya Ekspres Kuala Lumpur-Kuantan = E8
Lebuhraya Ekspres Utara = E1/AH2-LXU
Lebuhraya Jitra-Bukit Kayu Hitam = E1-JKH
Laluan Persekutuan 1/Lebuhraya Lintasan Tengah Semenanjung = LP1
Muara Tembesi-Muara Bungo Highway = JN25-MTMB
Pekanbaru - Bukittinggi Highway = JN18-PB
Pekanbaru old Highway = JN20
Kuala Tungkal Highway = JN28
Port of Belawan - Medan Toll Road = JT2-MD
Kuala Namu International Airport Access Toll Road = JT?-KNIA
Jalan Raya Pos = JN1-PANTURA
Jalan Tol Trans-Jawa (Barat/Cilegon-Jakarta-Cirebon-Semarang) = JT?/AH2-CIMAR
Jalan Tol Trans-Jawa (Timur I/Semarang-Solo-Surabaya-Gempol-Banyuwangi)= JT?/AH2-SEMBAN
Jalan Tol Cikampek-Bandung-Dawuan = JT?-CBD
Jambatan Pulau Pinang I = E36-JPP
Jambatan Pulau Pinang II = E28-JPP2
Lebuhraya Akses Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kuala Lumpur = E6/26-KLIA
Jalan Raya Batam Centre (Terminal Dermaga Batam Centre/Batam Centre Jetty Terminal) - Jembatan Barelang = JN39-BTM
Jalan Raya Pelabuhan Batu Ampar - Nongsa = JN41-BTM
Jalan Raya Sp. Jam - Batu Aji = JN43-BTM

Place names in Indonesia with correctly abbreviations (according to me)[edit]

Kuala = K. (Not Ka.)
Muara = M. (Not Ma.)
Sungai = Sg. (Alternate to Sei. means Sungei)
Kali = Kl.
Bukit = Bkt. or Bt. (Bk. or Bki. is a wrong)
Lubuk = Lbk. or Lk. (Not Lb.)
Simpang = Spg. (Not Simp. or Sp.)
Lebak = Lb. (correctly, not Lubuk)
Ujung = Ug./Ujg.(Rare) (Not Uj.) Example : Ujung Tanjung which shortening to Ug. Tanjung
Tanjung = Tjg. or Tg. (Not Tj.) Example : Tanjung Api-Api which shortening to Tg. Api-Api
Talang/Telang = Tlg. (Not. Tl.)
Teluk = Tlk. or Tk. (Not Tl.)
Dusun = Dsn. (Not Ds. means Desa)
Nagari = Ngr.
Pematang = Pmtg. (Not P. or Pmt.)
Selat = Slt. (Not Sl.)
Tungkal = Tkl./Tgkl.
Cangkat = Cgkt.
Rawa = Rw.
Padang = Pdg.
Pondok = Pdk. (not Pd. due to confuse between Pondok and Padang)
Kebun/Kaban = Kbn.
Jorong = Jrg. (not Jr.)
Rawa = Rw.
Batu = Bt.
Batang = Btg. (not Bt. if you're confuse between Bukit and Batu)
Danau = Dn.
Tanah = Tnh. (not Tn.)
Taman = Tmn. (not Tm.)

See : User:Firzafp/Sumatran Exonym by Foreign Language, User:Firzafp/Java, Bali & Nusa Tenggara Exonym by Foreign Language

Gallery[edit]

Visit SEE PHOTO ARE TAKEN, Pan-Sumatran Road, Pan-Bornean Road, Trans-Javan Road or International

Virtual Gallery by Muhammad "FirzaFP" Firza :

Hatchbacks, Liftbacks and Fastbacks[edit]

Toyota Yaris (XP150)
2003-11 Nissan March (K12) in Indonesia exclusively only in privatized importers until 2011.

Minivans and Station Wagon/Estate-based MPVs[edit]

SUVs, Crossovers and 4WD/4x4 SUVs[edit]

Suzuki Jimny returning to Indonesian market in 2019, previously generation of Jimny did not sold officially in Indonesia instead to privatized automobile importers. Since the Suzuki Jimny 4th generation was sold in Indonesia, many enthusiasts gave a retrofitting for Jimny.
Toyota C-HR was launched worldwide in 2016, this car initially 2 engines : Gasoline and Hybrid, later electric vehicles (Toyota IZOA EV, China-exclusive Toyota cars). In Indonesia, C-HR make a first Toyota New Global Architecture cars was sold in this country in 2018 despite lack of new car tax system for able to purchasing hybrid cars was applied in late-2021.

Sedans[edit]

Ol' 80s Corolla in Palembang
2011-2016 Honda Civic in Jambi
Toyota Corolla Altis (pre-facelift) (E170; 2014-19)
(2011-2017) Toyota Camry (pre-facelift)
My car (currently borrowed by Muhammad Siddiqi during COVID-19 pandemic)
Remember, Current generation of Honda Civic NOT Liftback, but Sedan

Sport cars, Roadsters, Coupés and other sport cars[edit]

City Photos[edit]

This street traffic jam, due to beginning of the Jakarta MRT (JMRT) construction, 2014
Musi II Bridge current
LRT Station is constructing near Pasar Cinde
Jalan Gajah Mada (part of Mendalo-Muara Tembesi-Sarolangun Hwy. or Jalan Nasional 34) - Muara Tembesi, Batang Hari regency, JA
Medan, SU (February 2016)
Charitas intersection - Palembang, SS (July 2016; pre-Palembang LRT era)

Schools & Universities[edit]

This is first Unggul Sakti School building
This is second Unggul Sakti School building, a privately-owned schools was sitted in 2010 as 'Therapy for his behaviour due to mistreatment', but secondary school started in 2011 and end in 2014

Highway: Local Road, National Road, Freeway, Expressway & Toll Road Photos[edit]

The most frequent activity by me. This gallery contains every single highway or expressway is taken place from outer city or inner city.

Pan Island Expressway (Asian Highway 2)
Pan Island Expressway (Asian Highway 2)
Pan Island Expressway (Asian Highway 2)
Start point of Palembang - Bengkulu City Expressway
on the side is a legacy bridge was obsolete, this highway built in 1980s.
KNIA Interchange for Kuala Namu International Airport Toll Road and Kuala Namu International Airport Highway - Deli Serdang, SU (February 2016)
Jakarta Inner Ring Road (partially part of Trans-Java Toll Road West route (Cilegon-Semarang Toll Road)) (Asian Highway 2)
Trans-Sumatra Toll Road South route (Jambi-Bakauheni Toll Road) (Asian Highway 25)
Trans-Sumatra Toll Road South route (Jambi-Bakauheni Toll Road) (Asian Highway 25)
Trans-Sumatra Toll Road South route (Jambi-Bakauheni Toll Road) (Asian Highway 25)
Trans-Sumatra Toll Road South route (Jambi-Bakauheni Toll Road) (Asian Highway 25)