morekozhambu | 5 years ago | on: India asks WhatsApp to withdraw new privacy policy over ‘grave concerns’
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morekozhambu | 5 years ago | on: Modi government to set up app store alternative to Google Play, Apple App Store
> Flipkart, Zomato, Swiggy are Indian companies with apps completely developed in India.
AFAIK Flipkart is actually not an Indian company. It is registered in Singapore.
https://www.quora.com/Why-is-Flipkart-registered-in-Singapor...
morekozhambu | 6 years ago | on: In India What We Are Seeing Is the Symptoms of Fascism: Noam Chomsky
What about BJP ticking/checking out election manifesto one by one and delivering. While Congress is just whining about everything with their ClownPrince pappu on the helm.
People must vote for progress.
morekozhambu | 6 years ago | on: Tunnel Boring Machines (2018)
> Rather than including a facility for assembling the tunnel lining (out of multiple segments) inside the TBM, complete rings are inserted at the insertion shaft, and the whole tunnel is jacked forward one segment at a time.
This seems inefficient.
morekozhambu | 6 years ago | on: Xubuntu 19.10 vs. Lubuntu 19.10 RAM Comparison
Why run a full DE, when all you need is openbox, tint2 and conky?
morekozhambu | 6 years ago | on: exFAT in the Linux kernel
Hmm.. Oops! now exFAT will bring the [A-Za-z] case in-sensitivities into the GNU/Linux system.
morekozhambu | 6 years ago | on: Lunar Eclipse: An Email to a Daughter and Son-in-Law
யொவ் யார் வெனா யார வெனுமுன்னா stupid சொல்லலாம். அப்படி சொன்னா அது உண்மை ஆகாது.
Most often difference of opinion arises due to understanding or rather misunderstanding. And misunderstanding arises due to the language or linguistic barrier.
It takes intelligence to see through the language barrier and to understand someone. Just disagreeing and calling someone stupid shows one's own intellectual deficiency.
morekozhambu | 7 years ago | on: World's Writing Systems
Actually Brahmi is not just a writing system but a family of scripts.
All Indic writing systems today are decedents of Brahmi.
morekozhambu | 7 years ago | on: An FDA for Algorithms?
Wouldn't that put unnecessary regulations + bureaucracy into the path of innovation?
Like copyrighting/patenting algorithms and ever-greening comes to my mind. Though anyone with a PC can comeup with a kickass algo, while not the same as coming up with a blockbuster drug.
morekozhambu | 7 years ago | on: Do I Own a Shitcoin?
This is what it says for DOGE!!
"Such shit, very coin, but HODL for that yearly pump"
morekozhambu | 7 years ago | on: So long GitHub and thanks for all the fish
I think MS finds FOSS as the cancer not just Linux.
How can a software exist free to use/modify/share and hit them hard on their own turf. It is the anti-thesis of MS. How will they allow it to exist?
morekozhambu | 8 years ago | on: India wasn't the first place Sanskrit was recorded – it was Syria
> Imagine that: the irritating, snot-nosed Subandhu from school shares his name with an ancient Middle Eastern prince. Goosebumps. (Sorry, Subandhu).
That is an insult and stereotyping.
morekozhambu | 8 years ago | on: Firefox marketshare revisited
I was a firefox fan until recently. I guess it was firefox 51 or so and I switched to chromium purely for usability and performance sake. The page loading and bookmarks management was horrible at that point. Not sure how it is now.
morekozhambu | 8 years ago | on: The Bibighar Massacre: The Darkest Days of the Indian Rebellion of 1857
To be even fairer, Could you please enlighten us on for what country or region where the British, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, French were searching for, further to the African tip the 'cape of good Hope' perhaps?
morekozhambu | 8 years ago | on: The Bibighar Massacre: The Darkest Days of the Indian Rebellion of 1857
You truly need to read my comment again. As you yourself accept in yr reply.. I mentioned the UNINVADED south of India.
PS. I do know about the Turk and Mughal works in India. Also the Portuguese British and French occupations.
morekozhambu | 8 years ago | on: The Bibighar Massacre: The Darkest Days of the Indian Rebellion of 1857
Contrary to your confirmation bias, India has seen cultural movements without swords guns or bloodshed.
morekozhambu | 8 years ago | on: The Bibighar Massacre: The Darkest Days of the Indian Rebellion of 1857
That is the point. I guess in Western ideology definition of CONTROL over a land is through swords, guns and bloodshed.
The Mughals never had the south because their culture was alien to most of the uninvaded south of india.
But before them the whole of India, Pakisthan, Bangladesh, Srilanka, Burma, Indonesia, Tibet, China were all culturally the same. I would even go further to say considerably most of the regions are still culturally the same.
morekozhambu | 8 years ago | on: The Bibighar Massacre: The Darkest Days of the Indian Rebellion of 1857
Is there any list on the lives that were taken by the colonial swords and guns?
morekozhambu | 8 years ago | on: Down the Drain: How the Swachh Bharat Mission Is Heading for Failure
This is a very old post!!
morekozhambu | 9 years ago | on: WOW, Wayland over Wire (2016)
If only they could try a [Mosh - Mobile Shell](https://mosh.org/) type of design for graphics over the wire that would be really cool. !!
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