Thursday, January 26, 2006

If life had an ‘undo’ button ..ctrl+Z

Just the other day, I was wondering if life in general had an undo button (ctrl+Z). And then how about having a redo button (ctrl+Y) too, while we are at it.

Does this mean having real control (ctrl :) on life! Would we use it; or abuse it. Will this mean a perfect life for every one of us? Well.. we could redo or re-live some event which we liked, and undo an event which we did not like. A chance to rectify that event.

Now here comes the complex part. How would life be when and if every one around us started using their ‘do’ buttons. Some one would undo an event, in which you could be involved, because they did not like it. But on the other hand you might have liked it a lot and would like to redo it. Grrrr.. it would be a jinxed up mess.

So on second thoughts, would you not thanks god, that life’s keyboard has ctrl+Z and ctrl+Y missing !!

Amen !



Friday, December 02, 2005

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Tuesday, October 25, 2005

A gadget freak !! Who me ?

Yes. I'm proud to be a gadget freak. One of those groups of enthusiasts, who decide the fate of new technologies. Also called as 'early adaptor's. Well this early adoption is mostly limited to technologies (read gadgets).
I'm mad about anything new, anything digital, anything geeky. The list is big... digital cameras, extreme computing, PC cooling, CPU over-clocking, ITX motherboards, car PC's, USB gadgets, super watches, pda's, and more...

Will write about them in detail later...



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Thursday, August 25, 2005

Google Chat

Google changed the way the world communicates, yet once again!! They have brought out the brand new Google Talk. With a small foot print of 900K, its a dream come true. Text chat, voice chat, email chat and more. Although still in beta stage (gmail.com had been in beta since a long time now), it beats the existing players like Yahoo and MSN straight in the face.

A must try, I say.