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Archive for June, 2007

Walking in Port-Louis the other day, I heard people speaking creole, french and english and this led me to start thinking … how many computer languages do I speak?
Just a couple I thought but as soon as I started counting, I ran out of fingers. So chronologically, these are all the languages I learnt [...]

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A Rockstar game is again in the limelight - Manhunt 2. After the very controversial Manhunt 1, Rockstar games have released Manhunt 2 and that game is attracting a lot of attention … not because it is extremely good but coz it’s “extremely violent” according to different rating boards.
The game will definitely be rated “Adult” [...]

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Yesterday I was at ebene cybercity for a debate organised by Infosys. After the debate I went down to get some lunch. Hmmm there’s a chocolate cake and cheese pizza at the food court, how nice! Well this was to be the worst pizza of my life … it’s something ressembling bread (20 mm thick) [...]

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I’ve lost my pen drive for about three weeks now - normally I lose it for one week and then I get it back but this time, it’s been at least 3 weeks since I last saw it. So I’m starting to think that it’s really lost this time and most likely I’ll have to [...]

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Some CSE Alumni are going to hold a presentation at UoM soon. It’s going to be interesting for students who would like to join Infosys. For more information, click here.

P.S. : I don’t like posting things directly linked to my work here but this is an exception - I’m “organising” the event (and I made [...]

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Mauritius is a complex country and its people are even more complicated. Here we seem to live for appearances and while this may be the complete opposite of what we are. Yet, if only that was the only thing, I would understand but there are lots more; some people are like Dr Jekyll and Mr [...]

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Some time back I posted an article on astronomy and I received some interesting response from it (better than I expected; so why not continue).
The birth of Venus by Boticelli
Looking North-West these days at around 7 p.m. you can’t fail to notice a bright “star” somewhere above the horizon, it’s so bright that you [...]

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