Friday, September 15, 2006
Skeleton Key
that rediscovered on my college life and I afraid that I'm loosing my charecterstics which I don't want to. That really make me sick. When I retrace back to my fiinal year when we used to party everynight for every placement party, this situation seems to be humorous rather than annoying. This is what for we had partied and gave a placement party to our batchmates.
But I'm not tacking this situation as granted and I'm not tacking this as granted I'll come with the solution soon.
Sunday, May 28, 2006
My Birthday gift to the Society
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Now I'm Er. Satish
Journey to my college:
ooh what to say about it. I had a horible journey from Una to Hamirpur, infact my first such journey over hills.We took a cab from Una to Hamirpur with senoirs. Father and myself took the middle seat in sumo and seniors the remaning.Even though I felt normal when seniors started smoking,my father was stunned and warned me "I don't expect such things from you"
First year
Ragging is the most memorable and enjoyable stuff we had.Cricket we played behind my room,late night chat with friends,spending saturday night at seniors room,holi, playing cards,humor from pradeep.Every thing is new here..making friends at new place is not as tough as I though.
Second Year
Spend most of the year in rebuilding my CGPI,the most satisfying thing is that I suceded in doing so.
Third Year
I brought my PC, and spend most of the time here,in other words my best friend was my computer, saw about 80 - 100 movies within single year(I know you can't belive).Most intresting thing that happened in this year was providing internet to hostels. The day we got net facility was the day just ahead of our periodicals,Who cares!! I and vijay spend whole night over net(I think I don't need of mentioning how my periodicals screwed off)
Final Year
FULL MASTI !!!!!!!!
Thursday, May 11, 2006
My last class in B-tech
Tuesday, May 02, 2006
Sleepless nights
So guys/Gals what I lost??is again a question to me... During my last days at college(Is't it sleep?? or .....)
Wednesday, April 26, 2006
The Great Micro$oft Blunder
I'm a great fan of Free software foundation...and every day check out new developments in free software and Micro$oft.That does'nt mean that i'm deadly waiting for Vista..but any blunders done by Micro$oft may me imense happy one among that is release of IE7...Views in John Dvorak words
think it can now be safely said, in hindsight, that Microsoft's entry into the browser business and its subsequent linking of the browser into the Windows operating system looks to be the worst decision—and perhaps the biggest, most costly gaffe—the company ever made. I call it the Great Microsoft Blunder.
It looks like a whopper that keeps whacking the company. The most recent bash came from the Eolas v. Microsoft patent suit over aspects of the ActiveX usage in Internet Explorer. Microsoft lost and was slapped with a $521 million settlement.
If the problem is not weird legal cases against the company, then it's the incredible losses in productivity at the company from the never-ending battle against spyware, viruses, and other security problems. All the work that has to go into keeping the browser afloat is time that could have been better spent on making Vista work as first advertised.
All of Microsoft's Internet-era public-relations and legal problems (in some way or another) stem from Internet Explorer. If you were to put together a comprehensive profit-and-loss statement for IE, there would be a zero in the profits column and billions in the losses column—billions.
The joke of it is that Microsoft is still working on this dead albatross and is apparently ready to roll out a new version, since most of the smart money has been fleeing to Firefox or Opera. This means new rounds of patches and lost money. Continue reading…
This fiasco and the great Microsoft Blunder began when Marc Andreessen, then of Netscape, made some silly, off-handed remark about how the browser would become the next platform for applications and suggested, in so many words, that Microsoft would be destroyed. Instead of the boys at Microsoft laughing out loud and then ignoring this remark, they started scrambling around like ants on a hot stove.
The next thing you know, Microsoft went Internet slaphappy. Besides cobbling together a browser from any code it could license, it rolled out all sorts of Internet magazines and various Internet-centric ideas to the point where it was obvious to anyone watching that the company itself was believing all the hype coming from outside.The main piece of propaganda among the Internet-centric ideas was that the personal computer is dead. "There'll be no computers in a few short years, as everything will be embedded and become appliances," said all the experts.But Microsoft buys the fear. It must have some of the lowest corporate self-esteem for any dominant company in the history of modern business. The company is like the panicky old woman wondering how she lost a penny in her purse while giving exact change in the express line at the grocery store. Hey lady, you are holding things up!
Monday, April 24, 2006
cool funda
for a blogger
The greatest motivational act one blogger can do for another is to post a comment
-Unknown
Was that'nt true...I don't know,but atleast for me ..this is true...no. of comments in my blog prove this.....So friends it's u turn to send a comment ...haaaaa
Saturday, April 22, 2006
Firefox sorts out security flaws
Saturday, April 08, 2006
My Desktop
Wednesday, April 05, 2006
Apple makes Macs run Windows XP
Monday, March 13, 2006
Greatest Ever match in histroy of cricket
After having a beautiful week-end with my friends,we returened to our hostels at 9:00 PM.We had a tiresome journey by visiting Palampur a nearby hill station,we thought of laying over bed,but I'm forced to sit before my computer and my neighbour said said about the match between Australia Vs South Africa. Wow, I can't belive this is the first word of my wordings that yelled.Ausies set impeccable target of of 435 is limited overs cricket being a cricket freak and Confucious of cricket ,what the only thing romed in my mind is "impossible".But the thick skinned fellow are allready on their way.With magnificient contibutions from Smith,Gibbs,they acheived the target which remains as the greatest match of cricket histroy.South African media hailed their cricket team "Gibbs leads the chase as Proteas whip Aussie ass,"and another news paper cartoon reads this "I think this is a serious call for the establishment of the SPCB - The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Bowlers"
Saturday, March 04, 2006
Cold War (War without Guns)
I will bring more updated news on monday evening...since we had a big game on cards
Tuesday, February 21, 2006
My beautiful world
Life
Where there are no countries - boundaries
Where there is one religion - relegion called Humanity
I dreamt of this beautiful world when I visited Wagah border during my trip to Amritsar.I went to the closest point of pakistan,to my surprise I did'nt found any difference between both countries. Then why can't this be possible....Think...
Friday, February 17, 2006
demons walk
We had a long long discussion ...
Wednesday, February 15, 2006
night with my friends
Tuesday, February 14, 2006
Lord of War Reveiw
Ever since Russia attacked Afghanistan...arming the tribes,land lords,warlords become a common thing.This film is based on a merchant involved in wepons bussiness.This movie will remain as a one more feather in Nicolas Cage performance.I'm not a big fan of Cage untill this movie,but the way he presented himself is amazing.
This film charts the rise and fall of Yuri Orlov, selling guns to mobsters in his local neighbourhood, through to his ascension through the decade of excess and indulgence into the early 90s, where he forms a business partnership with an African warlord and his psychotic son. The film also charts his relationship through the years with his younger brother, his marriage to a famous model, his relentless pursuit by a determined Interpol and his inner demons that sway between his drive for success and the immorality of what he does.Keeping the thing weather he is right or wrong,the way he carried his bussiness over years is astonishing.He looses his brother in coarse of time
Some tags that remained peak in this movie:
Interpol: Nine out of ten war victims are killed by small riffels and small arms..these nuclear wepons sit in silence,your AK-47 are the real wepons of mass destuctions
Cage: you have no proof to attest me...can I go now??
Interpol:you must know that I'm legally permitted to hold you upto 24 hrs..If you ask me the reason...it is not that I enjoy ur company,but i'm delaying your deadly bussiness by 24 hrs and deaths of your victims..It does'nt mean that I'm taking daay from you but giving a day for them
In another projected conversation...
Interpol: I thought of sending you to HELL, but you are already in hell
Friday, February 03, 2006
Lost wallet returned 39 years on
Wednesday, February 01, 2006
Countdown for nasty Windows virus
So, friends be carefull...
Tuesday, January 31, 2006
Yahoo honours the best of the web
Best Community Website – Treasure My Text
Best Educational Website – Woodland Grange Primary School
Best Entertainment Website – Liveplasma
Best Innovative Website – Net Disaster
Best TV Website – Derren Brown
Best Travel Website – Transport for London
Best Weird and Wonderful Website – The Cloud Appreciation Society
Best Celebrity Website – Greeting the 500
People’s Choice (to be announced on the 2nd February)
Shuttle is a death trap, says astronaut
ONE OF America's most experienced astronauts has denounced the space shuttle as a death trap and accused U.S. space officials of stifling all concerns raised about its safety.The revelation comes as America prepares to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Challenger disaster.Seven astronauts were killed on 28 January 1986, when their shuttle exploded 73 seconds after take-off.Veteran astronaut Mike Mullane's outburst therefore comes at a deeply embarrassing time for Nasa. Apart from dealing with the Challenger anniversary, it is now struggling to save its remaining space shuttles so they can complete the international space station. However, all three are still grounded because engineers have not yet fixed insulation problems that doomed Challenger's sister craft, Columbia, in 2003."It's the most dangerous manned spacecraft ever flown," said Mullane, who took part on three shuttle missions before retiring in 1990.
Review
these days u find many sites for tutorials , today i was searching for tutorials to complete my CAD assignment .Since I'm new to Auto Cad I thought of taking help from web tutorials.Intrestingly I found http://www.pixel2life.com .Along withCAd related stuff I found tutorials for different softwares like maya,studio max ,Auto Cad,PHP coding,macromedia flash.
On the whole good stuff...
Africa as an outsourcing Hub
Ready to clash with India,China ...guys"
Clash of titans
Front Row:
I. Langmuir, M. Planck, Mme. Curie, H.A. Lorentz, A. Einstein, P. Langevin, Ch. E. Guye, C.T.R. Wilson, O.W. Richardson
Middle Row:
P. Debye, M. Knudsen, W.L. Bragg, H.A. Kramers, P.A.M. Dirac, A.H. Compton, L. de Broglie, M. Born, N. Bohr
Back Row:
A. Piccard, E. Henriot, P. Ehrenfest, Ed. Herzen, Th. De Donder, E. Schrödinger, E. Verschaffelt, W. Pauli, W. Heisenberg, R.H. Fowler, L. Brillouin
Every where Saurav
Q. What's Dada's favorite English movie?
A. Gone in 60 Seconds
Q.What’s Dada's favorite Hindi movie?
A. Aa Aab laut chalen
Q. What’s Dada's favorite song?
A. Ek pal ka jeena, phir to hai jana
Q. What’s Dada's favourite food?
A. Maggie (is done by the time he’s back from the crease, bas 2 minutes!)
Q. What did Dada say when he was asked, 'Why is it always necessary to wear protection (helmet)?"
A. "OTherwise, Two minutes of fun can ruin your life"
Q. What is the similarity between 100 m race and Dada's innings?
A. Both take same time to complete, about 10 seconds.
Q. Which is the best team in the world?
A. India — plays with 10 people (Dada can’t bat, bowl or field) and still wins sometimes.
Q. What should Dada do after retirement?
A. Become catching coach, he offers the best catch practice in international cricket.
Q. Why did Dada decide to donate his bat?
A. He doesn't use it anyway.
Q. Who can beat Dada's record of 2 minutes at the crease?
A. Dada himself, if he can improve his running speed.
Chinese revolution turns hi-tech
It is worth taking a minute to look at the statistics, because they are truly amazing. China is the world's most populous country, with 1.3 billion people.On size alone, it is fast becoming a technology superpower and it almost has no choice in the matter. For example, even though only 8% of its people have access to the internet, this equates to 100 million people online, second only to the US.
China is dotted with rabbit warrens of small electronics boutiques, selling everything from known brands to home-made kit, multi-coloured CDs to 2GB memory cards. No-one can accuse the Chinese of being behind the times.It will come as little surprise that China is now the world's largest cell phone market, with more than 380 million mobiles. And, just like internet penetration, the number is rising at an impressive rate.But perhaps here, more than in most countries, phones have an added value. In a place where public displays of affection and freedom to say what you want are still not to be taken for granted, mobile phones offer new privacy for conversation and romance.
Monday, January 30, 2006
Stark warning over climate change
Greenland ice is likely to melt,leading sea levels to to rise seven meters over 1000 years
"The thing that is perhaps not so familiar to members ofthe public ... is this notion that we could come to a tipping point where change could be reversible"