Ethics, Featured
Corporate Responsibility – Google Style
I am not a management guru, but I did learn something about management and corporate responsibilities. Recently on Facebook I came across a post from Robert Scoble about how US market is the market that counts. He was talking about an article which reported that the iPhone 5 sales have helped Apple to take climb [...]
Featured, Philosophy
Essence of Education
Kids always have fun, especially in school. Maybe it was the time spend not studying and some of the lessons could be so boring. I know I didn’t enjoy all the classes; that is not to say that education is not important. I had often wondered why I had to learn some of the stuff [...]
Featured, Philosophy, What If
Fool Circle – Repeating Our Mistakes
Are we fixing the problem that we had fixed 6 months back? Are we making the same mistake, as a person and as a race?
Featured, Philosophy, What If
Give Me Your Soul
And I will give you 10 years of bliss! If you could live 10 years of your life in total bliss – with NO pain – but in the end, not remember any of it – would you do it? via A Happiness Tip From Aristotle | Psychology Today. I was stumbling, after a long time, [...]
Featured, Technology, Website
Glider – Web-Based Email Client
If instant messages reduced the number of e-mail that you sent, social networking sites (facebook) has brought it down to virtually zero. A quick check at my sent items in Gmail shows that in the last 20 odd days I have sent barely 4 emails without counting e-mails related to work. But the amount of [...]
Rambling
Daily Roundup May 19, 2013
Posted on 19 May 2013
Windows Windows 8.1, previously code-named Windows Blue will be available for public preview from June 26th, but the final release date has not been confirmed. http://www.engadget.com/2013/05/14/windows-blue-details/ Google Glass You really can’t expect me to hold off buying one after seeing this reaction, can you? Storage bump 15 GB now shared between Drive, Gmail, and Google+ [...] Continue Reading
Rambling
Daily Roundup May 12, 2013
Posted on 12 May 2013
Daily roundup is a summary of interesting news and articles I read with or without my opinion. You might find it interesting or you might want to skip it altogether, but ever since I cut down my Facebook usage, I have been using my blog to catalogue interesting pieces of information that I find. Google/Android Expect [...] Continue Reading
Rambling
Daily Roundup May 11, 2013
Posted on 11 May 2013
Daily roundup is a summary of interesting news and articles I read with/without my opinion. You might find it interesting or you might want to skip it altogether, but ever since I cut down my Facebook usage, I have been using my blog to catalogue interesting pieces of information that I find. And The Mountains [...] Continue Reading
Rambling
Good bye Fakebook
Posted on 11 May 2013
I logged out of Facebook, not just closed the tab, but logged out. If I need to check Facebook, I have to log back in instead of just opening the page. Facebook is a place where you meet fake friends and I’m tired of all the people who doesn’t care about me. I know, I’m [...] Continue Reading
Books, Entertainment, Internet, Mobile, Technology
Feed Roundup
Posted on 07 November 2011
Here are some interesting news that I read online recently. Hope you like this tiny digest. Siri For iPhone That is one of the hottest news in tech world. A virtual assistant that can not only talk back to you, but do it with a certain amount of (Artificial) Intelligence. That is the dream of [...] Continue Reading
Internet, Technology
Google Plus Invites
Posted on 30 June 2011
So the big news out there is Google Plus with quite a few people trying to get an invite. This time around the rush is not as big as Gmail or Wave, but it is still there and from the looks of it, Google is not restricting invitation as it did previously. I did [...] Continue Reading
Mobile, Technology
Install Gingerbread on NexusOne without waiting for OTA update
Posted on 26 February 2011
Google has made Gingerbread available for NexusOne and if don’t mind waiting a “few weeks” before you receive the “over the air” (OTA) update you probably don’t have to read further. Unfortunately, I have been waiting impatiently for GingerBread update and I can’t wait any further. At the moment of writing, my NexusOne [...] Continue Reading
Internet, Technology
DoFollow Enabled
Posted on 24 February 2011
Over the last week, this blog has gone through some subtle but drastic changes. The changes were done with a few things in mind that will improve your experience on my blog. Faster loading: One of the feature that was removed from the blog was drag-to-share from Meebo. Previously you could select a few text [...] Continue Reading
Internet, Technology
Zemanta
Posted on 12 February 2011
One of the browser plugins that I have come across that makes your blog posts, e-mails rich in content is Zemanta. You can get it as a bookmarklet as well as a plugin. I prefer the plugin as it will recognize the page that I am on, new post page in WordPress, Email compose page [...] Continue Reading
Philosophy, Rambling
Slaves to Convenience
Posted on 03 February 2011
There are quite a few shops that are open at night where I work. I usually frequent one of those shops to get my daily doze of tea (4-5 cups) or coffee. There is another shop right next to it which my friend prefer. The service at that shop is faster than at mine, mostly [...] Continue Reading
Philosophy, Rambling
Eternal Life
Posted on 30 January 2011
Medicine has progressed so much that people expect to live to a very ripe age. Ripe? Make it rotten. Human beings ability to count time has made it one of the most interesting topic. People love to hear how old certain person has become and they what the average age is of a city, (older [...] Continue Reading
Philosophy, Rambling
Music of a different note
Posted on 24 January 2011
When I was a kid, me and my cousin used to spend our vacations at my grandparents home. My grandparents lived in a village with more than 2 acres of land surrounding their house. The house was built spot in the middle of the land. The road, or lack of it, leading to the house [...] Continue Reading
Linux, Technology
Changing gears
Posted on 23 January 2011
I had a busy week; I had an interesting week. I have been busy with work, and for some reason, I am sleeping more these days and I really want to know why. Problem is, with the extended period of sleep and with a busy work schedule, my blog posting routine has gone for a [...] Continue Reading
Uncategorized
Auld Lang Syne
Posted on 17 January 2011
I just realized today that one of my oldest friend does not remember me. I really can’t blame any of my old friends if they have forgotten me, because I have don’t remember many of them. Unfortunately, those I have forgotten seem to remember me, and those I remember have forgotten me, with a some exceptions. [...] Continue Reading
Technology
Invites to Quora
Posted on 16 January 2011
I have invites for Quora, a social search site launched earlier this year by a bunch of ex-Facebookers (including former CTO Adam D’Angelo andCharlie Cheever (who previously led Facebook Platform and Facebook Connect)–and which was just funded at an $86M valuation. If you would like an invite to Quora, just ask for in the comment. Make sure you [...] Continue Reading
Uncategorized
Two in the bush
Posted on 15 January 2011
I would be the first to agree that I have made a lot of bad choices in my life. I am sure everyone would love to hear the long list, (who wouldn’t) but I am not going to go into that. I have wondered how it would be if life had a rewind button. We [...] Continue Reading
Uncategorized
Looking back
Posted on 14 January 2011
I am going to cheat on postaday2011 by rehashing my old post. I was arguing with a friend about when I got Gmail. I had the date around the end of May. Today I checked an old post and found that I had blogged on 9th June after finally getting my Gmail account. He had claimed he [...] Continue Reading
Uncategorized
What am I looking forward to
Posted on 13 January 2011
All of us want more than we got, because that is human nature. I am no different, after all I am but a mortal. These are some of the things I look forward to in the immediate future. Fly my RC Plane; a Cessna 182 from Parkflyers Travel a bit, but I sure hope I [...] Continue Reading
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