Logic2Go

There was a pleasant surprise when I started using Microsoft CRM 4.0 last month.
Indian companies can actually use the support for lakh and crore instead of millions and billions that they are forced to use with other software packages.
Indian style: 12,34,56,789 (That is 12 crores, 34 lakhs, 56 thousands and 7 hundreds…) […]

So, I got back to BLR airport last evening, and the moment you get out of baggage collection, you are flooded with large banners advertising Tata’s new GSM service in partnership with Japan’s NTT DoCoMo.
The good:
I like Tata, they are decent to their clients.
I’ve heard good things about NTT for years.
The bad:
Tata’s mobile experience in […]

I recently had to format my laptop because I was using a beta version of Windows 7, which expired.
And this happened on day 2 of a 11 day trip. Yes, bhagwan help me, I know.
However, the logic I follow with laptops or desktops is that I keep a separate partition on the hard drive with […]

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 […]

I learned how to make my own Solar Panels in the last 1 hour.
So, what have you DIY today?

So Delhi has a new Domestic terminal (1D) and it looks pretty awesome so far. Even better is the fact that you walk past security and are greeted with this wonderful sign …

Airtel has done a decent job on the connectivity and signal clarity (it’s available most places, including restrooms, etc)
However, one peeve of […]

So I am at the Dubai airport and surfing around (on their free wifi, Thanks guys!)
However, I just decided to check up on something I’ve only read online … what kind of websites are good (or bad) enough to be blocked.
And surprise, Facebook seems to work ok (even defaults to Arabic script) But […]

I’ve owned desktops. and laptops. and pocket pc’s. and tablet pc’s. and a UMPC. and tower servers.
With CopperSpiral doing as well as it is, the time has come to upgrade.
I’m finally going to control a real server server.
As it should be, it’s IBM.
It’s 1U thick.
Multiple Xeon processors.
Multiple SCSI hard drives.
Starts with 4 gigs of RAM. […]

I just saw this in one of his blog posts …
My wireless card is still not working but the IT guy is supposed to come today to take a look at the laptop and increase the RAM on the system.

I’m sorry, but if you know Suramya like I do, then you know someone must have […]

Yarrrrr!
It’s da talk like a pirate day, ye scurvy sea-dogs.
And lik ‘ow I celibrited ’tis years ago, i’ll do so agin’ by re-running my “PirateTalk” program on QBasic!
[Ask for copies now, source code included]