MozCamp Asia 2011 11/19/2011
 It's been a while since i posted. Recently i took part in a volunteer program with Go International to help setup MozCamp Asia 2011 event. This event was organized by Mozilla Corporation to bring together different communities who work and contribute to Mozilla-related projects. As part of the volunteer program i got to attend some of the talks hosted by the conference and meet some wonderful people who in my opinion motivated me a lot. Some of the talks i had the honor to attend were:
Mozilla Developer Network: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/ Mozilla College Recruiting Program (For Students): http://college.stage.mozilla.com/blog/ Learn JavaScript (The Fun way): http://www.codecademy.com If you are interested in participating in contributing to Mozilla projects, please visit their site at http://www.mozilla.org/contribute/ for more information on how you can do that. PS: You don't have to be a programmer, you can help localize a lot of their products and so on. 5 Comments iPhone + SLR = Cool DSLR 07/08/2011
 Firstly let me start by saying that i've never been a fan of the iPhone. Until now atleast. Well, technically not the iPhone itself that im a fan of but a product made to be used by the iPhone. The folks at photojojo.com have made a mount device that enables you to use your normal SLR lenses with the iPhone. More details here Ages [XKCD] 06/03/2011
 Not enough GNU in GNU/Linux 06/02/2011
Well, i suppose most Linux or unix based OS users have come across the term GNU/Linux and even got caught or started flame wars on this issue. I recently found this article with a chart showing really how much of GNU is in Linux. And maybe it might help shed light in the issue of calling it Linux or GNU/Linux without getting kicked out of an IRC chatroom :P Click here for the full article Here's the chart based on Ubuntu distribution  Angry Birds on Chrome 05/12/2011
 For fans of the game "Angry Birds" this might be good news for you especially if you use google chrome or chromium as your web browser. The folks at Roxio made it possible to play an html5 version of this game on chrome/chromium on any OS. So without wasting time, download google chrome (if you don't have it) here To play angry birds on chrome click here Gaming and commuting 04/24/2011
A company in the UK has made a game where players have to commute to play it, it invo lves travelling from one part of London to another and points are collected through this. This sounds like an interesting type of interaction especially with games but is there a downside to it? More on this story from the BBC.
Douche: The Definition! [YouTube] 04/16/2011
Kudos to Clive... :D Here's an amazing example of what a person can do to bring positive change, enjoy. DISCLAIMER: Material might be very inspiring :P 20 years of Linux 04/07/2011
I know i'm supposed to be doing my assignment but this is important too :D. I won't write much, but i want to thank everyone who has been reading my blog and contributing to it. I would also like to thank Linus Torvalds for his inspiration that he gives to many including me. Thanks to the good fellows at the Linux Foundation. And to wish Linux and anyone who uses Linux a happy 20th Birthday. For those who might be a bit confused, maybe this milestone chart can give you a clearer idea:  To get Linux distributions visit: www.distrowatch.com Learn about Linux and get started go to: www.linux.com Oh yeah, and there's a video too; Mc Hammer, the mathematician point of view 03/31/2011
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