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Tech: Microsoft Unified Communication Software Now in India
For any one who has worked in a company with teams using Microsoft Office, collaboration must have occured as a big pain-point. Hopefully this porduct will solve the problem...discuss | | category: Tech | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Tech: 20% chance that we are living inside a Matrix!
What a scary thought. But considering the logical explanation in this New York Times article we could actually be a part of someone else's experiment or recreation!!
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IndiaShining: Mallus discovered Infinite series before Newton or Leibnitz!
Very interesting claim this is.. Check it out.1 comment | | category: IndiaShining | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Business: Google, Microsoft, Yahoo: Key numbers like revenue, employees, market caps etc
The pic above gives the key numbers for those tracking the Microsoft take-over of Yahoo.
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LetsDiscuss: The new Hindu spirit!
This sounds more like Nilanjana Bose at CNN-IBN had no story to cover and she just made it up. But still interesting to read. And do you see this trend around you? "Being Hindu is not some thing that would throw you back to your grandparents but it is hip and showing that you are one is hipper nowadays."1 comment | | category: LetsDiscuss | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
LetsDiscuss: Kuldip Nayar's Scoop about India
Do you know how the boundary between India and Pakistan was drawn? Do you want tto know more about Lal Bahadur Shastri's death at Tashkent? If so, try out Kuldip Nayar's new book Scoop!discuss | | category: LetsDiscuss | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Masti: The virgin side of Goa!
Goa is not just about beaches and the GTDC wants people to explore the hidden, virgin side of Goa.
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LetsDiscuss: Indian astrology had never considered Pluto a planet
I am not satisfied by this claim that Indian astrology is superior since it never considered Pluto a planet. We can't be claiming credit for the astronomical body changing it's definition of a planet :-) Also in the Indian system, there were 7 planets (if you ignore Rahu and Ketu), so there still is a discrepancy to be explained.discuss | | category: LetsDiscuss | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
LetsDiscuss: Energy from nothing! Not Again...
Do you remember the Ramar Pillai petrol from green leaf hoax years back in Tamilnadu. I was in Kerala then and the Malayali newspapers were quick to extol the virtues of Ramar, who was supposed to have had a scientific bent of mind! In what, con? Not again please! Ireland or wherever...discuss | | category: LetsDiscuss | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
LetsDiscuss: For the maths buffs: Some Russian makes $1 million?
Some boring matehmatician (Dr. Grigori Perelman) solved another ancient mathetician's (Poincare's) conjecture. Who cares? But he could have just made a cool $1million. And to think the solution came out in 2004 and Economic Times puts it on front page today! Very slow work TOI ;-) (actually the solution has recently passed scrutiny) And here are 6 other ways to make a million dollars: http://www.claymath.org/millennium/discuss | | category: LetsDiscuss | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
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