Now that's hot mate! I mean, Mac!!!
[via Engadget(http://www.engadget.com/2006/07/17/cooking-an-egg-on-a-macbook/)]
The link blog of Brijesh (aka BrijWhiz). This is where I put in the links I really like. The need for this was felt as I want to keep my other blog as a place where I put in essays and commentaries. Do hop over there to http://brijwhiz.blogspot.com
Monday, July 17, 2006
Sunday, July 16, 2006
The IT worker of 2010 won't be a technology guru but rather a 'versatilist.'
This is what Computerworld thinks. A good and interesting read.
Friday, July 14, 2006
Fantasy EPL: Cultural Sensitivity
Fantasy EPL: Cultural Sensitivity
This is one really really funny take on the Zidane incident. A post worth visiting. Check it out.
{thanks to Nikhil from $group for the link.}
This is one really really funny take on the Zidane incident. A post worth visiting. Check it out.
{thanks to Nikhil from $group for the link.}
Thursday, July 13, 2006
Domain Maximus: Come rhyme our nation to progress...
Domain Maximus: Come rhyme our nation to progress... As usual Sidin makes me smile:)
Tuesday, July 11, 2006
Monday, July 10, 2006
Some soft techie posts
First off I really like this definition from Guy Kawaski's Blog
Blogger. n. Someone with nothing to say writing for someone with nothing to do.
He goes on to teach us about the The Art of the Layoff
Next up are the Ten Insane Ideas for Microsoft by jledgard
Another interesting post was this old one titled The Corporate Weblog Manifesto. I really like this one.
Finally Anil Dash speaks about Making Something Meaningful
NJoy.
Blogger. n. Someone with nothing to say writing for someone with nothing to do.
He goes on to teach us about the The Art of the Layoff
Next up are the Ten Insane Ideas for Microsoft by jledgard
Another interesting post was this old one titled The Corporate Weblog Manifesto. I really like this one.
Finally Anil Dash speaks about Making Something Meaningful
NJoy.
Thursday, July 06, 2006
Local Maximas are never a good idea - especially in urban planning
All of us know that Flyovers in Bangalore are a joke. For a more detailed example hop over to the MadMan's domain.
Monday, June 19, 2006
Google videos watched this weekend
The first video I watched was really really sick - I mean absolutely obnoxious - BIG WARNING - Do NOT Watch - the video is called PepsiGirl-Super Burp
Mario-Live - A MUST WATCh. The LIVE in the title does not refer to online(as in XBOX Live) Instead it actual means what it says - Live as in Alive. Check it out. Full marks for imagination and effort. Reminds one of the Ping Pong Matrix.
Football Skills One more compilation of football - well worth a watch in the present World Cup context.
Another MUST WATCH - a comedian showing dance styles froms th e60's to recent times - The Evolution of Dance
And finally got the chance to watch the trailer of The Inconvenient Truth.
Mario-Live - A MUST WATCh. The LIVE in the title does not refer to online(as in XBOX Live) Instead it actual means what it says - Live as in Alive. Check it out. Full marks for imagination and effort. Reminds one of the Ping Pong Matrix.
Football Skills One more compilation of football - well worth a watch in the present World Cup context.
Another MUST WATCH - a comedian showing dance styles froms th e60's to recent times - The Evolution of Dance
And finally got the chance to watch the trailer of The Inconvenient Truth.
Sunday, June 18, 2006
The mathematics behind tying the knot around your neck
No no no calm down - you will not find the logic behind the institution of marriage here:)
This is the mathematics behind tying the necktie.
For another interesting site on the same business hop over to:
Theory of tie knots
And to just learn: Tie-a-Tie.net
This is the mathematics behind tying the necktie.
For another interesting site on the same business hop over to:
Theory of tie knots
And to just learn: Tie-a-Tie.net
Thursday, June 15, 2006
The science of World Cup soccer
A really cool article within the World Cup context.
Thanks to Sibin for pointing out a link to Wired:Elsewhere.
Thanks to Sibin for pointing out a link to Wired:Elsewhere.
A Ring Tone Meant to Fall on Deaf Ears
Now this is just too cool:) If this leads to younger teachers I would not mind reattending school ;P
Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Some links from Coding Horror's site
A mail I had sent my team-mates - may be useful to you too.
"Hello folks,
Spend what free time you have to peruse through these posts. Some may seem irrelevant but they are all useful. The third and the fourth are the most important.
Programmers and Chefs
Code Smells
Egoless Programming: You Are Not Your Job
The Ten Commandments of Egoless Programming
Power, Influence, and Copywriting
Writing, Speaking, and Programming
And now for some comic relief:
A Setup Conundrum
Njoy,
Brij:)
http://brijwhiz.wordpress.com
"
"Hello folks,
Spend what free time you have to peruse through these posts. Some may seem irrelevant but they are all useful. The third and the fourth are the most important.
Programmers and Chefs
Code Smells
Egoless Programming: You Are Not Your Job
The Ten Commandments of Egoless Programming
Power, Influence, and Copywriting
Writing, Speaking, and Programming
And now for some comic relief:
A Setup Conundrum
Njoy,
Brij:)
http://brijwhiz.wordpress.com
"
Saturday, May 27, 2006
Philipp Lenssen's list of 10 things you might not know about Google.
Of special relevance to me was his point 9 quoted below:
"9. Google comic book search.
While Google doesn't have its own comic book search engine, you can still achieve good results by going to Google Images, setting the file size to "Large images", and then searching for [comics]. Using this setting, you can also search for an artist's name, like ["john byrne"], ["john romita jr"], ["frank miller"] or ["daniel clowes"]. You might even have some fun adding your own speech bubbles to the comic book pages you find (use a free font like WebLetterer for best results)..."
Now to go over to google and try this.
"9. Google comic book search.
While Google doesn't have its own comic book search engine, you can still achieve good results by going to Google Images, setting the file size to "Large images", and then searching for [comics]. Using this setting, you can also search for an artist's name, like ["john byrne"], ["john romita jr"], ["frank miller"] or ["daniel clowes"]. You might even have some fun adding your own speech bubbles to the comic book pages you find (use a free font like WebLetterer for best results)..."
Now to go over to google and try this.
Thursday, May 11, 2006
Bluetooth (& Wi-Fi) tutorials.
Pretty good tutorials. Thought I would give a last try before I will disturb Sujith:)
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
"Raison d'être to Love British Summer"
A great "welcome to the summer" post by Piscean as he is happy with the advent of the British Summer.
Similarly Annon was quite thrilled with the advent of spring in the East coast of US. A philosophical day for him.
Similarly Annon was quite thrilled with the advent of spring in the East coast of US. A philosophical day for him.
10 Things Teenage Writers Should Know About Writing
Very well written article. I think it is useful for everyone not just the teenagers.
Now can somebody please send this link to Kavya Madam.
Now can somebody please send this link to Kavya Madam.
Wednesday, April 05, 2006
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