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by yemkay 6y ago
Only thing great about the current Indian government is their PR. BharatNet was launched on 25 October 2011 (previous government), to connect all the villages in India through Optical Fibre network. The deadline for the completion has exten
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by yemkay 8y ago
The verification email too is a phishing attempt, as it gets delivered to wrong person. All it takes is just a click.
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Tips to developers of Indian Government websites…(blog.yemkay.com)
1 points by yemkay 14y ago|0 comments
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Aussie IT worker is homeless but still connected(news.ninemsn.com.au)
2 points by yemkay 14y ago|0 comments
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by yemkay 15y ago
Thrilled to know, this world has 150K hackers
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by yemkay 15y ago
http://www.tmemo.me A reminder service for power Twitter users. Didn't get enough hits to generate any Ad revenue.
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by yemkay 15y ago
Will be a good tool for design reviews. Just one feedback: Can the popup be aligned to bottom?
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by yemkay 16y ago
I think, its because most people In India use Cyber Cafes, where you get only outdated PC's running XP (sometimes Windows 98) & IE 6. Some workers in Cyber Cafes don't really know of FF or Chrome. They just think IE is the only way to s
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by yemkay 16y ago
Just wondering, if the graph would look like http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/201x/2011/02/26/Mobile-Mon...
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by yemkay 16y ago
producteev
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by yemkay 16y ago
Thats coz most people just do copy cats of US ideas in India
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by yemkay 16y ago
http://face.com (if you can afford API calls)
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by yemkay 16y ago
This is evil. They should rather tweak their algorithm instead of blacklisting phrases?
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by yemkay 16y ago
We had DOS based terminals in our college computer lab. Each of us had a different working directory, but the directories were all accessible by each other. Once I and my friend opened a directory of a girl student and created a batch file
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by yemkay 16y ago
Sent you $75, Abraham. I'm a big fan of your Twitteroauth library :)