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- http://introspection.sandipb.in focuses on my interest in the socio-political side of my country.
- http://foodie.sandipb.in focuses on my interest in food! :)
- http://outforfun.sandipb.in focuses on my interest in running
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- When it comes to blowing one's own trumpet, no channel comes near Times Now,no newspaper like ToI 1 day ago
- RT @NilimDutta Norwegian authorities list Bhattacharyas' shortcomings http://t.co/S8GvF1Sz | Ridiculous charges 1 week ago
- Trying hard to stick to 1 of my new yr resolutions - read less twitter & more blogs. Not quite successful yet. This is quite some addiction 2 weeks ago
- Something is seriously wrong with Bangalore. It has not gone completely dark yet but I can already see fog near my house. Brr. 2 weeks ago
- Suddenly, there are hardly any FOSS conferences happening in Bangalore this year, it seems. 3 weeks ago
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The incoming Secureboot/Restrictedboot war
For those who aren’t aware of this, FSF (Free Software Foundation) has been running a campaign for the last few months about Microsoft’s malicious Secureboot initiative (which FSF calls restricted boot). Given the mostly Microsoft friendly corporate IT environments out … Continue reading
Getting more printable PDFs from texinfo manuals
Texinfo manuals are used primarily by various GNU projects like Glibc, gcc, gdb, etc. Texinfo is an extremely powerful format for writing high quality professional documentation and can be easily converted to HTML, PDF, Docbook XML and various other formats. … Continue reading
Mark Shuttleworth on free and “non-free” Linux distros
Mark Shuttleworth writes in this blog post on a topic I get really emotional about: We have to work together to keep free software freely available. It will be a failure if the world moves from paying for shrink-wrapped Windows … Continue reading
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