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November 29, 2003

iTunes to go

iTunes for WindowsWith a month and a half of using, I am convinced iTunes for Windows is the Music Jukebox app I was always looking for. A combination of simplicity and rich features is what iTunes is all about. After using and dumping Musicmatch, Creative Playcenter and a host of Music and Tag management software, iTunes is here to stay on my Windows desktop for a long time. Read ahead for my detailed opinion on iTunes.

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January 04, 2003

Swarming, KM and Reliance

Although I am not a KM buff, I discovered today that Swarming is a very interesting concept in KM(via Smart Mobs). There is a programming paradigm similar to this - Swarm programming, what my friend Selvin seems to be doing.

Much has been talked about the Reliance way of management. Not having figured that out from the day I joined, I often wondered how such a huge company with all its internal chaos, petty squabbles and inflated egos manages to keep posting profits year after year, blowing away all myths and defying all market predictions.

What am I talking about? Why am I relating Swarming with Reliance's management? I swear there seems to be a relation between the two. Here are some of my observations (Well, even if you don't give a damn about Reliance) »

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December 10, 2002

Super Ragged Floats

First there was slantastic and then curvelicious. Then came ragged floats and then finally here is Super Ragged Floats, advanced CSS for your viewing pleasure. If you have used Eric Meyer's method to wrap around images, you will like this too. Here is a simple tutorial on how to use CSS for wrapping text, but not by slicing. An alternative to Eric Meyer's ragged floats. And a live example can be seen here. »

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October 19, 2002

From the Vedic Perspective

What is an ancient Indian technique that is being taught in schools in UK but not in India? What is it that beautifully corelates all the mathematics operators if they were never different. What is it that allows you to solve quadratic equations using differential calculus yet still do it mentally? You guessed it. It is Vedic Mathematics. This long forgotten technique for mathematical calculations is gaining popularity by the exponent.

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October 06, 2002

Invisible Web

The latest issue of Businessworld India (14th October 2002) has a very interesting article on web searches (page 50). Charles Assisi has given some very good site links for searching what the everyday Googles and Altavistas cannot give you. Even me, with a 61/2 year web experience, never came across some of these links!! For you lazy bones who do not want to get off the keyboard, I put it all in brief with my perspective.

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October 05, 2002

SVG Pie Charts

In perfect continuation to the SVG primer I wrote few days earlier, Here's how to do pie charts in SVG - Pie Are Square - Charting with SVG from Jake Howlett's codestore.net.

 

September 07, 2002

SVG Primer

SVG is the new in-thing in graphical presentation on HTML pages. Like HTML is to content display, SVG is to graphics display, in the same way as VRML is to 3D displays. So to get you started, a brief primer on SVG »»

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