This post is long delayed. It should have been an announcement but will now be a backstory. Back in May (4 months ago!), I did a website redesign for SkewerSpot, our family business. SS is a cute little restaurant/cafe in Jalandhar, Punjab, with a wide selection of snacks and waffles. We specialize in waffles, all […]
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Whatever happened to…
Posted on under Life & Thoughts — 4 CommentsSoftware come and go. We like some, despise some and are neutral to others. Most of the good and useful software obtain a huge following and userbase, and usually survive for a very long time until either a better software appears or the technology changes. There also are software that are based on innovative ideas, […]
Puppy Linux – A pocket-size atom bomb
Posted on under Coding & Tech, Open-Source — 15 CommentsThe category of small-sized Linux distributions (or mini distributions) is fast evolving. Every now and then we see a new mini distro coming out, sometimes as a light-weight edition of an already established distro and sometimes based on an innovative concept. The likes of this category involve Damn Small Linux, Yellow Dog, SliTaz, and Puppy […]
A Wednesday – a review
Posted on under Life & Thoughts — 2 CommentsSimply hats off to it! A brilliant and rare combination of a thriller script, excellent performances, state-of-art direction and moral value. Very rare will you find such movies in the Bollywood industry, where most of the movies’ stories are derived from Hollywood or the films are made keeping in mind the action and comedy loving […]
Fedora 9 – The first impression
Posted on under Coding & Tech, Open-Source — Leave a commentIt took me about 8 hours to download the Fedora 9 i386 DVD image from their server. I did that even when I had my final exams going on, but then Fedora has always had a special place in my heart. I had an existing installation of Fedora 8 on my PC (which I could […]