4 Types Of Clients Developers Get

As a developer, you will find 4 types of clients. The CEO, the manager, the semi designer and the angel. Learn more about them in the post.

August 5, 2013 · 2 min

Productivity Tip: Disable ALL Notifications

If you want to be productive, there’s one simple thing you can do: Disable all notifications right now. Notifications can be really distracting and break your workflow. And while you might be thinking that’s not the case, just try it for a day or two and you’ll realise. Unless you are in a job where listening to each and every notification is very important, drop them off. But that will mean that you won’t be getting to know when you get a mail or tweet....

June 17, 2013 · 1 min

Goodbye Infibeam, I'm Not Ordering From You Ever Again!

In India, there’s a certain mentality that seems to be there. And it’s not customer is always right! It’s about providing service. And unlike many companies who are totally head over heels about providing fantastic customer service, Indian companies are about providing least good service. Just a bit better than the competition. Latest example I have seen is Infibeam. They are an old player in online shopping in India. They’re more like Microsoft on online shopping, without deep pockets....

June 16, 2013 · 3 min

Free to Play Done Right

Free to Play is one category of games that I stay away from. No matter what, I like my games the classic way: I should be able to play them offline. They should not stop me from playing unnecessarily. I should be able to play without an online account requirement. I should not be banned from a significant portion of game just because I am not paying. And if you take a look at the games I play, there is no free to play title in there, except one: Injustice: Gods Among Us....

April 17, 2013 · 3 min

Offline Blog Editor: Microsoft Word

Yes, you read it right. It is Microsoft Word, that document editor from Microsoft. Seems like Microsoft is going in right direction in at least one department. I guess now I know why Microsoft is not updating Windows Live Writer, because they have a better (though paid) alternative that is much better. I have used Word a lot like any student and grammar checking is unmatched. Apart from that, it offers many good features....

April 17, 2013 · 1 min

India Won The War That Day

Heard this from Col. Aman today: I was there when we exchanged bodies with Pakistan. Indian bodies were mutilated and in very bad condition. We returned Pakistani bodies wrapped with their flags and with their national anthem playing. Pakistani soldiers couldn’t look into our eyes. India won the war that day. This is what defines us, this is what makes us Indians. This makes me proud to be an Indian.

January 29, 2013 · 1 min

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Sharda University Started Censoring Internet Recently, I ask students to protest!

January 23, 2013 · 1 min

Super Hexagon

This is the best game I’ve played on iPad and iPhone. It is simple, addictive and hard like anything. Even the easiest game mode is “Hard” followed by harder and hardest. And if you complete those, hardester and hardestest are in line. If you like simple games and want a challenge, get this game. Super Hexagon.

January 19, 2013 · 1 min

Batman: Arkham City

It is plainly the second best game I’ve ever played. Well, I am a bit biased towards Assassin’s Creed 2 because of its medieval setting (I love swords and blades) and a somewhere better character, Ezio. But Batman is not far behind. I love the approach. All the survey and analysis that Batman does while sitting comfortably on a Gargoyle is just great. It gives you a sense of being a predator....

January 18, 2013 · 2 min

What Will You Be Remembered For?

We are like a grain of sand on a planet which is like a grain of sand in a galaxy which is like a grain of sand in the universe! What will you leave?

January 11, 2013 · 2 min