EPIC!
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Very important alert from Saudi Geophysical Consulting and Environmental....
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Sunday, July 18, 2010
Bulletproofed Boolean - The Daily WTF
public boolean isBooleanFalse(boolean value) { boolean response = false; if (value == true) { response = false; } else { response = true; } return response; }
Even my CMU Intro to Programming profs did not make me do that!
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Amerrica's Got Talent...this guy proves it!
Proud Geek
Apple Could Announce iPhone Recall at Special Press Conference Friday (via @rohanv)
When Apple announced that it would be holding a special press conference on Friday, Twitter immediately lit up with speculation about a new product launch. Afterall, most new Apple products have been announced by CEO Steve Jobs under similar conditions. But, as one Gawker writer pointed out, Friday afternoon, right before the weekend hits, is the best time for companies to announce bad news. Without giving out any additional details, Apple Inc. acknowledged that the press conference would be about the iPhone 4, the company's latest product, which has been plagued by criticism over problems associated with its antenna design. Consumer Reports recently retracted its recommendation of the phone. "Given the intense pressure and scrutiny Apple has come under on the problem with the iPhone 4, it's going to be about some kind of fix or compensation for the owners of the phone," Ed Snyder, an analyst with Charter Equity Research, told the Wall Street Journal. Given that the antenna problem doesn't affect safety, a full recall of the iPhone is unlikely. "But financial analysts said Apple could give away its $29 rubber 'bumper' cases, which they said would solve the antenna reception problem," the Journal reported. "Analysts estimate that such action would cost Apple $1 to $5 a phone." The press conference, which was first announced on Wednesday, will be held at Apple's Cupertino, Calif., headquarters.
o_O
It's official! IITian gives Rupee its symbol
Kumar's symbol (seen above) is formed by the merger of the Devanagari 'Ra' and the Roman capital 'R' without the stem.
Can't wait to see what key the symbol grabs on the keyboard
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
World Science Festival - Bobby McFerrin, the Pentatonic Scale and the Human Brain (via @HNatarajan)
The reason I still love science!
Monday, July 12, 2010
Video: World Cup final: Iker Casillas kisses girlfriend Sara Carbonero on Spanish TV - Telegraph
now THAT is awesome...
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Hitler finds out that Germany loses against Spain (via @dharmeshG)
Whoever thought about banning these :D
Apple Friend Bar: Apple's got you losers covered (via @arihant)
Another awesome video depicting Apple obsessiveness, did I mention I'm not a big fan of Apple immensely psychological marketing strategies.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
The Bandar of Mumbai
Monday, July 5, 2010
Genius Mathematician Turns Down $1 Million Prize - TIME NewsFeed
But he won't be taking the possibly life-changing prize because he doesn't feel that his contributions to math are any more significant than the other mathematicians who've worked on the problem before him.
A genius and a saint?
YES. A Genius and a Saint.



