Logic2Go

I always believed that I was more of a producer than a consumer. I generated ideas, thoughts and discussions rather than meekly follow them in other people’s blogs, news articles or facebook walls.
However, over the last few months, I have noticed my laziness manifest itself in the form of my becoming a consumer of content […]

I’m a Microsoft fanboy. People who know me, know that.
However, let me tell you about stuff that has happened to me over the last week …
Outlook did something stupid last week… I could not see the “content/body” of my emails. Just the “from address” and “subject line”. I could not see the “body” […]

Here’s one way …
A cousin of mine didn’t get (or maybe “didn’t want”) a cellphone while he was so young. So he never bothered to push his parents for one over the years.
Then, over this summer, he started borrowing his mom’s cellphone to send text messages. When the bill came, it was high enough that […]

tenders, college, hard work
I remember dozens of term papers, final essays and project reports I had to write and work on during high school and college.
They took up lots of hours, editing, formatting and re-proofing. Making sure you adhere to the prescribed formats (seriously, if it asked for double-spacing and you did it differently, […]

Job cuts? Pink slips? Layoffs?
Firing an employee is never easy for the owner of a company. It doesn’t matter how the media portrays the evil business owners. What you read may be true very very few times. In cases where the business owner was backed into a corner where it was either fire a few […]

So I get to play with Surabhi’s new Sony eReader and the first thing I want to do it take it out of the protective casing and walk around the office running diagnostics on random systems and using the PADD in my hand as a portable display device.
 
Of course it’s all in my […]

With my current focus on providing real world (read: ready to use) RFID applications to clients, it often becomes more necessary to take an existing solution and replicate it rather than start from scratch or provide lots of innovative thinking.
As far as I am concerned, this isn’t always cool, but usually necessary.
Market and competitive forces […]

I wish there was more flux to life. A better, simpler and easier way to make sure things kept moving along.
*warning* I like you; dear reader. So it’s only fair to warn you that this is probably one of my rare rants about nothing in particular and everything in general.
Lately, things have […]

No, seriously.
Though not directly related to going back in time and changing history, it does involve taking my (now) dozens of cousins back to the future, the way I remember it.
For example, I was just reading this article on engadget and they have a reference to a the Flux Capacitor. Now, how on earth do […]

No, this isn’t a post about a new type of extension or tool called Glass embedded within Visual Basic.
It is, literally, about a piece of glass that was embedded in my chin for a few years, and just came out today!
Some history:
A few years ago, I was sitting in the back seat of a car […]