19 comments Thursday, February 21, 2008

Anyone game???
// song 1
sleep = false;
gogo();

// song 2
wall += brick;

// song 3
var tiger[i];

// song 4
for (i = 0; i < breath.length; breath++)
{
take(breath);
}

// song 5
var it = now never;

// song 6
day--;

// song 7
var color = new Color(0,0,0);
canvas.fill(color);

// song 8
mine->childNode->setAttribute(NORMAL_SUGAR * 100);

// song 9
var year = 1980 – 1;

// song 10
compare(null, u);

// song 11
return you !you;

// song 12
for (i = 1; i <= 4; i++)
{
print('mmm');
}

// song 13
if (month == 11)
{
setWeather(RAIN);
}

// song 14
person.name = 'jude';
person.greet();

// song 15
var riverHeight = -100;
var mountainHeight = riverHeight * -1;

// song 16
var s1 = 'tutti';
var s2 = s1.replace('tu', 'fru');
print(s1 + ' ' + s2);

// song 17
var you = new Person();
var me = new Person();
checkLove( you, me, today() + 1 );

// song 18
speaker.setVolume(0);
speaker.playSound();

// song 19
my.faith = null;

// song 20
var country = new Array('UK', 'Italy', 'USA', 'Spain');
giveBirth(country[2]);

Lets Play

0 comments Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Though I'm not a good student of physcics but i liked these videos a lot
Have a look

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I hope you'll enjoy these

0 comments Tuesday, February 19, 2008

Human = eat + sleep + work + enjoy
Donkey = eat + sleep
Therefore, Human = Donkey + work + enjoy
If, Human - enjoy = Donkey + work
In other words,
Human that don’t know enjoy = Donkey that work
************ ********* ********* ********* ********* ******
Men = eat + sleep + earn money
Donkeys = eat + sleep
Therefore, Men = Donkeys + earn money
If Men - earn money = Donkeys
In other words,
Men that don’t earn money = Donkeys
************ ********* ********* ********* ********* ******
Women = eat + sleep + spend
Donkeys = eat + sleep
Therefore, Women = Donkeys + spend
If, Women - spend = Donkeys
In other words,
Women that don’t spend = Donkeys
************ ********* ********* ********* ********* ******
To Conclude:
* Men earn money not to let women become Donkeys!
*Women spend not to let men become Donkeys!
* Man + Woman = 2 Donkeys!
** And the Donkeys lived happily ever after

0 comments Saturday, February 16, 2008

So here ends the 4th BarCamp of Pune, the theme this time was "Love for technology" inspired by the valentines day :)

We saw a good crowd of real geeks this time. Low on talks about web2.0 bubble or ERship and very high on technical stuff. Thats what Pune loves.

I'd put in this way: Pune "The city of geeks"

Ooh! I'm too tired to write more, check these links for all you want to know.

Photos: http://flickr.com/photos/barcamppune
Blog: http://barcamppune.blogspot.com/
Videos: http://www.youtube.com/barcamppune

0 comments Friday, February 15, 2008

Its 0045hrs and now I'm ready to hit the bed after doing the initial setup for BarCampPune4 in the morning
Too tired to put more, see http://barcamppune.blogspot.com/ for details

Catch you in the morning.

0 comments Sunday, January 27, 2008

We always have some special way of celebrating republic day. This is it was rafting and kayaking
With four more friends, I went for river rafting on this 26th.


This river kundalika is some 100km from and is a nice place to spend your day.
We started little late (thanks to Avanti for coming late) at about 0545hrs. Reached Kolad by 0830hrs. We were early in reaching there because the roads are good now.

At 0900 Mumbai gang arrived & we started for the river at. While we were getting ready & listening to the safety instruction, the dam buzzer notified us that water is about to be released. Geared up, hurried to the spot and started the fun trip.

There were 7 rafts in total, on every raft there were 8 people and 1 guide. Fortunately/ unfortunately there were 5 girls ;) and 3 guys on my raft. We were lucky enough to get the pole position, the first to start the rafting. Water was shivering cold & wind was in nice speed to add to the chill.

Fun part was managing raft in rapids, although the rapids were only of level 2 & 3, but it was fun. Our guide was telling us the names of these rapids, all I remember are just two names now
John Carry: John was not able to cross the rapid & people had to carry him, man he must be weaker than girls on our raft
Rajdhani Exp: It was supposed to be the most dangerous ;)

After finishing our rapids in 2 hours, we were on normal flowing waters where we jumped out of rafts to enjoy our floats in water. That was the time when we got everyone in water & enjoyed some good swim.

I was longing to get on to the kayak and had a talk with coordinator also before hand Got hold of the kayak and requested him for a try, He agreed & I tried my hands on kayaking. Kayak was little small & I was not able to sit properly with my legs stretched, but why miss a chance. Kayaking is fun & the shape of kayak give you a good speed on every stroke of blade, but balancing on a kayak is difficult, atleast for the first timers.

This is not my photograph but added just to show what I tried ;)

After kayaking for some 2-3 km, I was back on raft. The last few km on raft was very tiresome, we all were so tired that no one wanted to paddle. Slowly enjoying chilling weather, all wet we reached the end point. We were first to start & last to reach, but that was fun no doubt.

After finishing, nothing was much interesting, changed into dry clothes, had nice lunch, took rest & started back to Pune.

Shweta with us needs a special mention here, she has a curse which she told us. On every trip she goes since childhood, there is something wring going to happen on the way back. How we could have escaped from it. On our way back we had a flat tyre, but everyone was in good mood. People enjoyed the breakdown rather than getting frustrated.

Reached Pune by 1730hrs, had coffee at home & dispersed.

More photos @ http://www.rohit11.com/albums/Rafting-26jan08/?dir=rafting-26jan08

0 comments Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Satya Paul's latest collection of sari is called "Oogle sari"

Real Good!

[Source]
Image: http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=2211375189&size=o
News: http://seo-kolkata.blogspot.com/2008/01/google-in-fashion-or-fashion-with.html

0 comments Saturday, January 05, 2008

Arvind pointed me to this & I was amazed to know the fact. My DVDs and CDs are good for few years only

A quick googling gave me this...


>>You know those CD-R's and DVD-R's that you've trusted your most precious memories to? They could be little more use than coasters after just two years.
http://dvdplusvideo.com/petesguide12a.html



>> Typically, however, they will claim an estimated shelf life of between 5 and 10 years.
http://www.burnworld.com/cdr/primer/whatis.htm


I don't want to believe this but at same time it might be true. Even we have seen CDs/DVDs going bad soon.

I've started backing up my stuff on my online... (Hope it will be fine there)

1 comments Tuesday, January 01, 2008

Lets raise a toast to TCP/IP for making networks so easy and popular.

Happy Bday to you, Happy Bday to you, Happy Bday dear TCP/IP, Happy Bday to you....

Read more @ http://january-1-tcp-ip.blogspot.com/
UPDATE: http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?newsid=1142766 (My comments in DNA )

1 comments Tuesday, December 25, 2007

Weird! But true, this is how we celebrated our Christmas :)
515 km just to see sunset @ Dapoli

Pratik & Sabhtarsha came with this weird idea of seeing sunset at Dapoli beach (220km from Pune) and we all agreed to it.

The team included six people on three bikes. My thunderbird was not in a position for long rides :( so Avdhoot picked me up at 0800 hrs and we met at Chandani Chowk where Pratik, Sabhtarsha, Vineet & Pushakar were waiting for us.

We had our first stop for fuel and then straight headed for Breakfast @ Dhisa'a dhaba in Tamhini. The road we took to Dapoli was Pune-Tamhini-Mahad-Poladpur-Khed-Dapoli. Reached Dapoli by 1500hrs had a HEAVY lunch, enjoyed @ sea beach and the headed to sunset point.

Enjoyed sunset @ 1800 hrs and started our journey back to Pune @ 1815 hrs. The return road we took was Dapoli-Khed-Poladpur-Mahabaleshwar-Pune. Road to Mahabaleshwar from Poladpur was real scary, there were only 3 bikes on the ghats, no traffic, no human being visible, cold weather and only moon light.

Took our dinner @ Mapro garden at 2200hrs, they were closing but we managed to get a few sandwiches and coffee.

Return journey from Mahabaleshwar was easy and straight as NH4 was not new for all of us & the road conditions were good. F we reached home @ 0100 hrs, exchanged "reached-home-safely" sms ended our Christmas celebration. Not sure about others but here I'm writing this story and uploading snaps @ 0210 hrs :)

Our lower backs are aching like anything and we'll be having a wonderful ;) in office today (26th) for sure.

Some statistics
Riders:
Pratik, Sabhtarsha, Avdhoot, Rohit, Vineet
Absolute Pillion:
Pushkar
Bikes:
Pulsar 220, Pulsar 150, CBZ Xtreme ( :( no Thunderbird this time)
Total Distance covered:
515km
Total Time:
17hrs
Riding Time:
14hrs
Breakfast: Poha, Omelet, Tea
Lunch: KingFish fry, Pomfret fry, Prawns, chicken lollipop, (who care what else was there)
Dinner: Mapro special sandwich & coffee
Photos: http://picasaweb.google.com/rohit11/Dapoli/

0 comments Friday, December 21, 2007

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Here we are, organizing the 4th BarCamp of Pune



The team is little bit twisted this time, some oldies might not be physically available,
Atul & Anand shifted to US
Dibya is on the run again
Karthik is now in Bangalore

But no worries, I'm here with Kiran & Tarun. With few good people supporting like Anil & Ketan we'll be surely having a lot of fun.

See you there @ http://barcamp.org/BarCampPune4

0 comments Monday, December 10, 2007

OK, I'm back to my blogosphere now :)


I was busy doing the first Hackers' Convention of India by the name "ClubHack 2007"

The event was on 9th of December 2007 @ International Convention Center, Pune


12 quality speakers shared their knowledge with people. http://clubhack.com/2007/speakers.html


We saw a good crowd of technically smart people attending the event. The kind of interaction at the talks was really good.


We had a hard time collecting sponsors for the event because people thought the term
"HACK" in the event name might have mutilating effect on their brand names. Strange that biggies who understand the thing also think in same way :(


Anyway, to break the mindset of people we had senior police official attending the event. Our main member in panel discussion was Mr Sanjay Jadhav, Deputy Commissioner of Police who is currently heading state intelligence and was awarded as Cyber Cop in 2005.


Media was there to understand the whole scenario of hacking and ultimately gave a very good coverage. Here a few links.



Hope you all, who attended the event enjoyed it. We'll try to make it bigger and better in future


Lets make security a common sense

0 comments Sunday, October 21, 2007


1 comments Monday, October 15, 2007

So finally I reached SJMSOM by 1130hrs & saw that my talk was scheduled at 1400hrs. Tarun created a good base before I reached by the catchy "gabbar" statement for my topic.

Was an OK experience all together but was sorry to see the missing punch of BarCamps. All the topics of the day were circling around "start-ups" & "web2.0" (Except a very few). Is this BarCamp actually meant for?

It would be great to see more variety of topics in future BarCamps