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November 2007

There were 14 posts published in November 2007 (this is page 2 of 3).

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Smart People Ask Questions

Ramit Sethi says that if you ask questions, you are smarter than the people who don’t. And I agree with him. We don’t ask for help. It’s either the ego or lack of awareness of a better option. Ramit has done an excellent job of writing this up, with interesting examples and stories. Go ahead […]

in Business & Leadership, Ideas Worth Sharing | 1 Comment

Using Eclipse better

Do you use Eclipse for development? Or any IDE based on Eclipse? (FlexBuilder / IDEforLaszlo??) Karan sent a nice post about tips on using Eclipse more effectively. Shortcuts and key combinations that would make it faster to write (and clean up) code! Taking an excerpt: I think of Quick Fix as a tool for writing […]

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Kartik is on foss.in/2007 poster

Our own Kartik Mistry is on one of the foss.in/2007 promotional posters! Kartik has been contributing to FOSS for over 4 years now and is active contributor to Localization and Debian. Congratulations Kartik, and keep contributing! And there are many other friends in the posters: Gopal, Karunakar, Naba Kumar, Shreyas, Pradeepto, Tejas and Suparna. Good […]

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The Orienteal Eye Test

Ok, I am flicking this straight from Kapil’s blog. But I loved it! Observe this image and try to decipher what’s written. Can’t? Now try pulling the corner of your eyes to make them look like those of a Chinese person. NOW YOU CAN SEE! What’s the idea? Do Chinese see the world differently 😉 […]

in Journal | 6 Comments

Have you got Android yet?

The Android SDK is now available! And they are even giving out $10mn in prizes to developers who create some cool mobile applications with Android. Google’s gPhone plans are shaping up! By the looks of it, Android looks good. I am yet to run my Hello World on it, but the packaging is nice, and […]

in Technology | 9 Comments

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