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Category Archives: tech
Freedom from browser
So, this wild idea struck me yesterday when I was trying to set up Thunderbird for my college email account. As of today, my primary personal email is Gmail, my feed reader is Google reader, my calender is Google calender, … Continue reading
Why a netbook doesn’t work for me
A few months ago, before joining CMI, I wrote a post soliciting advice on purchasing a new laptop for my graduate school. Having considered many options, I decided to purchase an Acer Aspire One netbook. The reason behind this purchase … Continue reading
Open Source Vs Open mindset
From the past few days, Atanu has been posting blog-posts on what a Rational IT policy should look like, and what should be the role of the Government in it. One of his posts received the following reaction from the … Continue reading
Posted in education, FOSS, geek, linux, tech, Views
Tagged education, Free and Open Source Software, Freedom and Responsibility, FunPidgin, open source, open systems, Pidgin, Rational IT Policy, Software Models, Views
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Working for Fun
Quick Takes (Style shamelessly borrowed from KCG’s blog) Cricket: India comprehensively defeated Australia in the 2nd Test! IEEE tutorial session on GNU/Linux Kernel Programming held during the last weekend went well. Though I had to wrap up the session on … Continue reading
To Read: Books and Papers
I have a huge backlog of books to be read before this calender year ends. And I don’t think I can meet my expectations. Mahabharata – C Rajagopalachari. Great Indian Novel – Shashi Tharoor. The White Tiger – Arvind Adiga … Continue reading
Posted in academia, books, geek, tech
Tagged books, papers, personal, RCU, Transactional memory
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Resume, Webpage and More
I am in the process of applying to universities, like I mentioned in one of my earlier posts. Thus, earlier this week, it suddenly struck me that I didn’t have a Resume. So far I have had to prepare a … Continue reading
Posted in geek, grad school, latex, night out, resume, tech
Tagged geek, grad school, interesting, latex, night out, resume
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