The books I liked are:
* Bottle of Lies (Katherine Eban) - from having a very scattered
awareness of the underbelly of generics, the book was useful to
understand what goes on.
* Coming Out As Dalit (Yashica Dutt) - aside from the topical nature
of the memoir, the writing/prose has strength which
ing-mortal>
<https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23596977-the-colonel-who-would-not-repent>
<https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/27274955-for-king-and-another-country>
<https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22535415-john-le-carr>
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---the-story-of-a-rocking-generation
and
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18118195-illicit-worlds-of-indian-dance
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is an interesting read as well.
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Foreign Eyes
I was surprised by the last one. For some reason I hadn't expected it
to be as engaging as it turned out.
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On Wed, Jun 4, 2014 at 1:08 PM, Biju Chacko biju.cha...@gmail.com wrote:
A colleague wants to start an open source project and wanted to make
sure our employer is ok with it.
What does the phrase is ok with it mean in this context?
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of bookshelf space)
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than in the preceding 3 months.
The availability of the Kindle app and my (converted to) mobi
collection has indeed contributed to being able to read more.
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it everywhere. Including the TV shows on cars etc
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Shreshta (Aleph)
^^^ All 3 are great reads. And, the publishing value/aesthetics of the
printed texts are much improved than how it has been since the past
couple of years.
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they reach a stage where learning routes
become personalized.
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Malayalam Computing) list and say hi :)
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to download) at noto.googlecode.com
A quick tangent - you don't have a font off the Noto family for Bengali, do you?
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about them?
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to bet him/herself against the
(s)he opposed the anti-porn bill and betrayed our women tirade. Our
current crop of elected representatives are not made of that stuff.
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a watery brew, with two sachets of sugar and some creamer
There's that. And then there's the unrelenting attempt to sell their
coffee kits etc.
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On Thu, Jan 10, 2013 at 11:05 PM, Indrajit Gupta bonoba...@yahoo.co.in wrote:
A film about Alatriste? Sensational! but what about more Indian bookstores
storing Alatriste first?
That's asking too much. But then the much vaunted Flipkart inventory
will also fail to show any.
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by then these are borderline miniscule
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On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 10:15 AM, Thaths tha...@gmail.com wrote:
v. The Bay Lead - Bong food
Except for some random stuff in the seafood section, there's nothing
pretty much Bong on the menu. How's that for oddity ?
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with the sequel though) because of the effort he'd have put
himself through to get the Wing Chun moves as documented.
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On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 2:51 PM, Venkatesh Hariharan ven...@gmail.com wrote:
(I was wrongly referring to it as Salt Water Grill)
If that is any indication then you should organize one at Pune ;)
Have fun at the meet.
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On Sat, Sep 29, 2012 at 6:47 PM, Venkatesh Hariharan ven...@gmail.com wrote:
To that list of movies, add The Banquet a stylishly mounted Chinese
adaptation of Hamlet.
Is this the same movie which is also The Legend of the Black Scorpion ?
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in an off-the-regulation manner -
folks topping up cash cards of a person at a location in order to pass
actual cash across (after deduction of a service charge). There was
large coverage in the weekly/fortnightly magazines on this around a
year or two back.
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https
incident when photographs were asked to be
taken off public/social networks citing in-laws. This isn't new is it
? We have always liked to have more input sources for our gossip -
real or, pretend, fodder.
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https://twitter.com
anybody of Assamese origin use the term bih
jolokia. Anyone?
Probably a variant/form of the word for poison.
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and display threads. That pattern
makes it easy to follow various conversation forks. If the Gmail WebUI
does this differently, I'd be interested in understanding how it does
so, and reading up on it.
For example, the Y! and Zimbra WebUIs tend to mimic the offline client
threading model.
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. And, although I use the WebUI (and, the app), to avoid
chunks of email folders all over disks, it still is an ugly path to a
conversation.
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the handset to use 2G
networks when not using data. Airtel couldn't care less about
improving things as far as I can figure out.
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engineering/research
institutes where he organizes talks/coaching etc.
Reputation is relative and fickle. And, those making serious money
have always ignored the first group.
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the Christmas/New
Year's holidays?
Beautiful Thing: Inside the Secret World of Bombay's Dance Bars by
Sonia Faleiro (although this seems to have been published during 2010)
Opium War by Julia Lovell
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Bhagat chimes in as well
http://www.chetanbhagat.com/blog/2011/10/24/happy-diwali-and-why-i-am-still-here/
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officers/offices ?
Most ISPs have, at one time or the other, done this, Airtel reasonably
more in recent times. The folks at the Nodal offices are generally
patient enough to give a hearing and provide a resolution.
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, is flawed.
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than the Classic one.
I'll probably stick with it for a while even though the grouping of
Inbox(es) and Sent Items is something that I still need to get used
to.
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On Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 5:26 PM, Aadisht Khanna li...@aadisht.net wrote:
It also seemed to kill the right-click context menu items for move/
copy to folder - dealbreaker for me.
That's interesting. I can select emails and right click to move/copy
them into desired locations.
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.
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works as a phone if you have that model. -Tim
The Androids (handset and tablet) don't handle Indic at all. And for
me that's a good point when considering an Android Tablet or, iPad.
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. The book picks up specific occupations and, not too diverse
at that, and thereafter provides some narrative to the pleasures and
sorrows part.
Worth a read if you pick it up from somewhere.
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On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 6:47 PM, Madhu Menon c...@shiokfood.com wrote:
Here, something to use as your mobile phone ring tone till I get there:
http://madhumenon.posterous.com/madman-evil-laugh
For those who are lazy, can we receive the same as an attachment offlist ? ;)
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list ;) or, use their VPS within the limits imposed. That
is, if the said limits can actually be attained.
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Flame something. What's that ?
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to read a reasonably rich and complex novel. The caveat is
that since I've read the Bengali and, other works from Bankim, I'd
probably be prejudiced :)
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is interesting. Given certain limitations of the
devices and, availability of content, I'd be interested in knowing
who, after the purchase of a similar device, is shunning physical
books completely :)
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On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 12:24 PM, Gautam John gkj...@gmail.com wrote:
The time I ate it, it tasted like cardboard.
So cardboard isn't one of the strangest things you've eaten ?
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period during
which the book disappears off the bookshelf/collection of the person
lending.
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-
http://www.gadget.com/2010/10/24/just-like-nook-kindle-will-have-lending-features/
Kindle would start this 'soon'. Nook already does that.
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or,
stylized way of using English (or, any other language for that matter)
as opposed to generalists who may want to keep things to a different
tack.
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On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 10:16 PM, Thaths tha...@gmail.com wrote:
Invest in automating the installation. Have someone figure out how
things like cfengine could be used to do automated installations. If
the desktops and laptops your company is using are diverse, expect
more troubles. Uniformity
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 9:36 AM, Gautam John gkj...@gmail.com wrote:
So I've been using Ubuntu on my machine at work and the team I manage
all use Ubuntu - the rest of the organization seems to wonder why I
never have virus problems and have seen that the basics an office
computer requires,
Biju Chacko wrote:
I've heard them a few times, they're not bad. I didn't know about this
gig though -- and I usually hear about them.
Now you know.
ashok _ wrote:
There is no national identity card system.. which probably makes
having a dynamic voter registry impossible.
They have been working on getting one for a while now. Turns out that
one of the stumbling blocks is the need to have the name in native
language and the searching for
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| I have a tata indicom usb thingy but I haven't been able to get it to
| play nice with Ubuntu.
there was an article in the LFY ~2 issues back around getting it to work
on debian
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| I find the keyboard annoyingly small -- otherwise it's really nice.
| It's the first linux box that I could get my wife to use on an
| extended basis.
the keyboard is a pain - i nearly got RSI-ed from extended usage of it.
and,
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| Over the next five years, the city says, the labelling
| will help prevent 1,30,000 New Yorkers from becoming
| obese and 30,000 from developing diabetes.
reminds one about the small entry in
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| Open source 3D printer copies itself
| http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/tech/2F5C3C5D68A380EDCC257423006E71CD
'tis crazy i tell you ... what is the world coming to ? :)
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va wrote:
| After getting Suresh's mail (told him am writing to the list) I
| checked the archives of Silk where one thread says the person's real
| name is Dinesh BUT the description (glasses, ponytail) matches that of
| a person who called himself
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Valsa Williams wrote:
| This distro is Debian based/GNU, and has Open Office in local
languages and
| other apps. They have done upstream contribution to Open Office.org and
| claim to have even contributed to Debian kernel.
it would interesting
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Srini Ramakrishnan wrote:
| Where can I get a copy? The link to Amazon doesn't work, but in any
| case Amazon also seems like a round about way of acquiring a book on
| Tamil Nadu when I am in India.
On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 3:23 PM, Valsa Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had the pleasure of travelling with Shubha Mudgal, the musician.
We spoke of many challenges faced my musicians. The lack of an organised
guild that takes care of artists and keeps the spirit of Indian music alive.
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Rishab Aiyer Ghosh wrote:
| i hardly ever re-read, despite building up a huge collection. i find i
| almost always end up remembering the book quite well once i'm back in
| it. some times that is the point of re-reading, of course.
the added
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| http://cheeni.net/books/
i'd be very interested to know as to how you got that going. it is time
that i worked on arranging my bookshelf
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| Yet, there are some books that are firm family favourites...indeed,
| that most people have read...oh, I forgot, they are called
| best-sellers...and these change quite drastically from generation to
| generation. I can't
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| When I worked for Apple we did a product with French engineers and a
| Japanese customer (NTT). We had these daily video conferences with the
| customer, and they used to say things like, If you don't fix this
| (completely
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On and off i read in papers or see on TV some cursory conversations
about private healthcare - does there exist any study (preferably
public) on what the state of the private healthcare system is ?
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rene wrote:
| Since last September I'm in Bangalore, working with janastu.org and
| Dinesh from janastu pointed me to the list. Currently staying in
| Trivandrum I hope to have some nice fruitful discussions on the list.
If you are the same Rene
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Deepa Mohan wrote:
| ...and this made me feel pretty good, too! There was no info about who
| wrote this article though...Jace, could you enlighten me, you young,
| intelligent and dynamic conqueror?
Jace plans to wow everyone with this at freed.in
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Venkat Mangudi wrote:
| Does one have to use Agile methods to use this tool? AFAIK, Agile PM
| methods are a whole new world...
Umm... not really is what I hear. I say I hear since I had nudged a
friend (who doesn't do Agile) to use Mingle and have
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Deepa Mohan wrote:
| Er...what's a 5-subject notebook?
Possibly that kind of notebook that BILT retails through various outlets
- - has plastic or like material separator for subjects and has pages
which remind me of the arithmetic copies of my
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| BTW, in Malayalam, cc sugar is usually called pan[cha]sara. I've only
| heard the charkarai form used for gur or perhaps palm sugar. Is there
| a similar distinction in Tamil?
Speaking of which,
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| I'm Sirtaj Singh Kang, I live in New Delhi where I write software,
Wah Taj !!
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Venkat Mangudi wrote:
| What do you drive? I will add you to the list of BMTC and other BPO
| vehicles which drive me insane in Bangalore. :-)
The autos and of course the stray cows - why don't they drive you insane ?
Now I recall that bang
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| When was this? Is it still there, would you know?
Unless it has been replaced by the ghoulish one that depicts the gross
remains from a traffic accident, it should be there - I saw it over a
year back.
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| But I find the 50 rupee fine on bovines interesting. Do they eat the
| receipts?
The more interesting question is that given that 50 INR is for stray
cows - who ends up paying ?
~sankarshan
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Was reading http://stephenfry.com/blog/?p=34 and a conversation
throwback morphed itself into a question as to how much research has
actually gone inside the social aspect of a social network. For example,
sites like Flickr etc lend themselves well
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Gautam John wrote:
| http://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/india/article.cfm?articleid=4250#
Open source is a relatively new concept in India, says Hariharan of
the Open Source Foundation /me glares at Venky
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| Though, that's the old style of open source. I guess if you hire
people and pay them to work on open source, release open source, it just
might work far better.
Curiously similar to the conversation one was having at
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| *Talk about strange bedfellows, but it would be a PR win for MSFT.
| However -- how could they run Windows on an XO without a full BIOS?
| Mr. Negroponte would have to back off from having a fully open source
| BIOS to make
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Venkatesh Hariharan wrote:
Since there are many FOSS enthusiasts on this mailing list, let me
take the liberty of pointing out that today's Economic Times has an
online poll that asks, Should India support free software to take PC
penetration to
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ashok _ wrote:
You would still need to buy a Windows license to run that build of
OpenOffice
when you can run it for free on a Linux distro :)
What happens when there is a preloaded Windows at a pittance (and
official at that) ?
Also
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Valsa Williams wrote:
Besides just the free software, awareness campaigns should be loud and
pervasive. I just got a new laptop with Ubuntu 7.10. ISPs like Tata Indicom
Reliance still do not support Linux openly. Their sales guys do not even
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Binand Sethumadhavan wrote:
Presumably by reducing the cost associated with a reasonably-featured
PC, so that more and more people can afford one (or several).
The prices for a XP preloaded desktop from an Indian OEM is not much
different from a
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Venkat Mangudi wrote:
Just *boot* it out and replace with Ubuntu. It is not just the cost of
the OS. The other apps add up. What people don't understand that a linux
OS does not just replace Windows, but also Office, AntiVirus, Firewall,
Outlook,
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Ramakrishna Reddy wrote:
/Me too.can't view the pics. I guess , vinit has made it a
private set. BTW is there a Silklist group on flickr, all the tagged
pics can be grouped there.
Are you sure about that Group name ? A cursory search does
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Biju Chacko wrote:
Venky (Hariharan) would be able to comment more on this, but when I
was in Red Hat I remember working on a proposed curriculum that was
neutral. It had items like How to use a Word Processor rather than
How to use MS Word or
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shiv sastry wrote:
I wanted, apart from a phone, the ability to play MP3s, a camera and an
ability to surf the net. I am against a stylus equipped device - having given
up on a Palm 505 many years ago for that reason.
What stops more models
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Biju Chacko wrote:
Well, if Tata does buy Land Rover maybe we'll start seeing them in the
Indian market.
Given the awesome situation in Pune, I shudder at the mention of the 1L
car and this rumination from you would be the stuff of my nightmares
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Biju Chacko wrote:
You do realise that joining this list is a counterproductive step for
your stated goal of being ignored by the whole world (before taking
over that is). My recommendation would be to disconnect your internet
connection, don
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Biju Chacko wrote:
Why not? I've been working for a long time now but I still haven't
gotten around to growing up.
Hear hear ...
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But I dream things that never were;
and I say 'Why not?' - George Bernard
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Biju Chacko wrote:
PS: As a matter of mailing list courtesy, it's a good thing to trim
off text from older mails that is not relevant to your post.
there you go, done :)
- --
You see things; and you say 'Why?';
But I dream things that never
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savita rao wrote:
I've ordered from indiaplaza.in a couple of times, and it's worked well.
I have been trying out indiaplaza for a while now. While not generally
bad (they can sure improve their packaging *and* their website) the only
gripe I have
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Deepa Mohan wrote:
[interesting exercise I must admit]
Why things are so bad even in Big companies:
1) Popular feeling among both the elite and common man
that we can't change things as they are.
(imagine if Mahatma Gandhi had felt the same
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ashok _ wrote:
I have heard some good things about a new book by Ramachandra Guha
called India after Gandhi - the history of the worlds largest
democracy ... Has anybody read it?
Aside from the fact that it is a heavy tome and thusly makes bad
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ashok _ wrote:
Any suggestions on which budget airlines in india to avoid / go for.?
Have been warned about the one called Air Deccan by many people...
Air Deccan seems to be taking a large bundle of flak these days it was
good earlier.
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Abhijit Menon-Sen wrote:
They haven't yet finished processing one booking for me, and I already
hate them. Their web site is dismal. Their feedback form doesn't work.
Their people are as broken as their web site.
Yeah, that site needs some love
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Abhijit Menon-Sen wrote:
Bruce: I didn't know what funnel cakes were (I always imagined them to
be like conical muffins), but based on your message, I now realise that
they are like large, non-syrup-soaked Jalebis. ;-)
A distant cousin of the
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Ingrid wrote:
The article of yours (in the E.T) engenders the de-gendering or
deconstruction of the hegemony of patriarchy which has constructed specific
norms of masculinity and femininity. This construction has confined people
to look not
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Abhijit Menon-Sen wrote:
3. Suppose they take the GPLed POP3 server and modify it substantially
to suit their needs, and modify their program to talk to it.
Releasing the modifications (in readable and compile-able format or
such) and/or the
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Charles Haynes wrote:
It looks like invitations for this event are closed. I put in my
requests, but I don't know if they made it in time. Good luck
everyone.
Any chance of seeing this talk on video.google.com ?
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Biju Chacko wrote:
I'm not sure if it's the best place for steak, but I like Herbs and
Spice in Indira Nagar.
Don't know if that's the branch/sibling of the one in Pune, but the one
here serves oh-so-passable fare
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shiv sastry wrote:
I believe veg only restaurants in Bangalore have a serious problem - because
they are the worst places to sit down and eat. They have too many customers
and there are places where the queue consists of people standing right
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