Google offered in mauritian Creole

July 3rd, 2009

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Being sick since yesterday from a hell of a fever, i was unable to go to work, hence stayed at home, i was googling for some stuffs [i don't know what] or i just instinctively typed google.com, and then i noticed sometihng…

Google.mu offered in: français Kreol morisien

I was like, wtf??? since when??? I guess its probably since today… anywayz check this out

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kind of funny :D [resers, preferans, and what i prefer the most... 'Bann zouti lingwistik']

hehehe this really sound cool :D .

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lol check sa .. pli bon enkor

Internet bann zimaz(Bann zimaz!!!)  Bann group Directory (I guess they forgot to change that :D )

**********@gmail.comMo kontKlike pou sorti <–nice :D

Tou lor Google <– :D each time am seeing “Trou lor google” there :D

and on the preferens page :

Resers TiyoTou lor Google <– tiyo? :D enfaite tiyo la c help.html!

EDIT: More stuffs from google, it seems that google will be having a cache here at Mauritius for the whole africa… yes local google cache servers in our lil island to serve the whole of africa.. definitely google seems to be in love with Mauritius :D :D:D.

What does google cache means for us? I guess we shall have faster access to google service… am already dreaming about youtube being cached here [imagine :D ] ..that would be too cool :D :D:D.

Plus we can get other advantages, e.g google cache page for search results [i almost always uses that since it is most of the time faster to load... now it shall be FASTEST.

Another stuff that is nice is that we can use images.google.com faster :D :D:D well ... i already have a nice habit of using images.google.com a lot :D .

I don't know if all these are getting cached, but the way this was said in the mbc news.. it did seemed to be a big project [unfortunately, i googled about it, couldn't find much info.. or i may be lazy to go through all the pages :) ]

Your comments? :D Anywayz, i wonder if this is old news.

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LUGM 13/6/9 Meeting

June 3rd, 2009

Linux user group of mauritius meeting NEW DATE

Dear Members & non members,

You are invited for our monthly lug meeting this saturday the 6th 13th of june 2009 (13/6/9).

There shall be a presentation to be done by me (i haven’t yet decided on a topic yet, but it shall be quick and painless).

Please note that we might be talking about the registration status. Hopefully there’ll be some new people who might attend,

so if there’s some few cool tips or tools you might wanna share bring em there.

ps. I wonder if we can have a 3 minutes [each older members] presenting a tip each (if ever there are new members).

That’ll be kind of nice. Let me know what you think of it.

Date: 6/6/9 POSTPONED to next week 13/6/09 (reason: lack of confirmations) ( Please drop us a confirmation mail at ” discuss  AT  lugm   dot   org”)
Time: 10:30 AM Maurtian time
Location: Linkbynet, 2nd Floor BG court, St jean, Quatres Bornes
Technical presentation to be done by Selven.

Here’s a map for your convenience http://thegodof.net/images/maplugm.png

Please confirm your presence. Last date for cancelation of the meeting
is thursday at 23hr59.

Thanks.

+Selven
Secretary of the LUG

ps. You don’t need to be a linux guru to attend :)

EDIT: Meeting went extremely well, it was fun!

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Pissarrr demain maths!

May 17th, 2009

AYOOOO My most feared day is tomorrow!!!!

i have my maths exams tomorrow
Currently am feeling lazy!
Am sooo dead

Long live the dead! wuuuhuuuu

Edit1:
Time now: 11:45PM … Bored of studying it, things that i knew i seem to have forgotten, damned why do we have to practice a lot with maths… ahh anybody who will go through that after me, remember never give up practicing else you’ll end up realizing you have forgotten everything you knew 1 day before the exams….

Here i go, cool, calm, resigned to my fate, without any magical leaf to face such a deadly fate tommorrow, am off to burning 1 cig before sleeping… seki arrive arrive! I just hope i survive!

Edit2: I just remember the song by Devil Driver: Before the hangman’s noose.. i say “it’s a good day to die”

Edit3: phhheeewwwww… i am aliiiiiive…. i survived!!!!! I ran away from maths for 4 years!!! I had to face it in the end… its finally over, am alive! I did get a bit epileptic in the end… but as soon as i completed the paper, i ran away, i ran away from the examination room, far and far away to my freedom, i was now again a free man, I can now again think freely and enjoy solving problems for fun and curiosity rather than to get it right because the book says it is right this way! wuuuhuuuuu….. where’s the champagne??? This is a lifetime achievement.. come on… no one to offer me a champagne???

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1er mai

April 30th, 2009

dimain kuma zot tou konE, 1 zour konzE ki bann politicien zot pa fouti reste lakaz, zot empeche zot camarad si reste lakaz, si zot oussi zot pareil kuma moi kontent plak zot F lakaz et pas foute grand chose, et si zot ena bann bon lidE ki kapav aide a conquerir le monde et prend controle totale lemonde, vini vinn zuenn moi dimain!

Mais moi mo pa pou al fer zot derangE vinn ecoute moi dans soleil. Ahh non pas moi sa, vini, vinn lor msn dimain, sa meme assE!

Nu p propose Roushdat comme president de la repiblik international, moi meme comme bondiE international, et zot oussi comme bann lepep international!

Ala mo presente zot nu logo:

polo

nou parti apell MPRM*, ki v dir, Mouvement Polo Revolutionaire Morisien, bien sirr, nou follow the trends, aprE GNU, ki 1 nom recursive, nou osi li recursive, ou kapav prend li comme Mouvement Polo Revolitionaire MPRM!!! tro top non???

(*. we reserve the rights to change the name however and whenever we deem fit to )

Kiferr 1 polo noire 1 blanc???

Sa montrE ki nou pa fer difference si ou nimporte ki race ou coulerr, nou konn zis binary nou, donc nou trouve seulement 1 ek 0. Sa meme nou inn inifiE 1 ek 0 dans 1 polo! [black and white are united!!]. Et kifer 1 polo et pa 1 mayo, 1 slip ou 1 kilot???

Parseki nou mette 1 polo lor nou latet, et nou latet c symbol “l’esprit” ou bien “malin”!!! C ki pas necessairement v dir ki nu malin, mais fer kumadir nu malin! [Mais nou pa parti malin nou hein!]

Vini en grand nombre, pou ena bel Likimama pou leve fort!!!! Aide nou pou aide zot meme conkerir lemonde! moris power!

Pou ena enkor lezot oraterr present, mais nou malin nou, nou pa envi fatigue nou type tou nom.. 1 surprise sa.. kan zot pou vini lerla zot pou konE!

ps. pas bizin dir tout kalitE dimoune vini, bann ti lesprit tou sa pas invitE, nou pa bizin zot vote, dir zot gard li pou zot dans zot F!

pas bliE, depi tou les temp zot ti p “Vote blok, donne sok, aprE trap plok!”  sanzE un p asterr aret manz kk, marse ar nou (Ou kapav galoupE si ou envi)!!!

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la langue tamoul a l’ile maurice

April 24th, 2009

Posted by Valida, our first Guest Blogger :)

La langue tamoul
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Le tamoul (ou tamil ) est la langue des Tamouls (anciennement appelés Dravidiens) et une langue de l’Inde, parlée dans l’État du Tamil Nadu, ainsi que dans les villes de Pondichéry et Kârikâl (dans le territoire de Pondichéry, ancienne colonie française), où il a le statut de langue régionale officielle. Le tamoul est répandu à travers tous les continents du Monde puisqu’il existe des communautés parlant le tamoul aux îles Fidji, Sri lanka, en Malaisie, en Birmanie, en Afrique du Sud, à l’île Maurice, aux Antilles Françaises et à la Réunion, mais aussi en Europe, en Amérique du Nord et aussi en Océanie (notamment en Australie). Le nombre total de locuteurs est évalué à 74 millions, d’après l’édition de 1999 du World Almanac. Le tamoul appartient à la famille des langues dravidiennes. C’est une des plus anciennes langues au monde toujours utilisées, restée quasiment inchangée depuis 2500 ans.

La gouverneur francais, Mahé de Labourdonnais avait emmené les tamouls du Pondichéry pour travailler comme artisans et massons. Pendant l’occupation francaise , il semble qu’il y avait un nombre considérable de tamouls dans l’ile et ils jouèrent un role important dans la vie économique du pays. C’est évident du fait que “ Le Mauricien” et un autre journal possédaient des polices de caractères dont il se servait régulièrement, ce qui signifie qu’à cette époque, de nombreux tamouls possédaient cette langue tant oralement que par écrit.

L’éducation

Cette langue maternelle, les tamouls, dès leur arrivée, tenaient à l’inculquer à leurs enfants par le biais des écoles du soir. Mais dès le début du 19ème siècle, les tamouls commencaient à s’intéresser à l’éducation formelle. Comme les tamouls pouvaient pas avoir d’éntrée au “Royal College” de Port Louis, ils fondèrent le “Colonial Academy”. À cet époque, les tamouls recevaient tellement d’attention que la langue tamoul devint un des langues au “Teacher’s Certificate Examination”
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Les ancients immigrants qui avaient une connaissance profonde dans la langue le passa à leurs enfants. Mais tout cela s’arreta un moment quand les autres générations s’intéressaient plus à l’anglais et le francais.

Mais il y avait toujours des personnes tels que Kalyana Soondara Moodeliar et beaucoup d’autres qui travaillèrent pour la propagation de cette langue. Pendant beaucoup d’années Moodeliar s’occupa tout seul de quatre écoles gratuitement. Il enseigna lui meme la langue tamoul.

La langue tamoul a eu une grande influence sur la langue francaise ainsi que la langue créole.

Mots tamouls entrés dans la langue française: beaucoup de mots issus du tamoul sont entrés dans la langue française.

En voici une liste non exhaustive.

Mangue: nom féminin (portugais manga, vient du tamoul) Fruit charnu du manguier, dont la pulpe jaune est savoureuse et très parfumée.

Vétiver : [vétiver] nom masculin (vient du tamoul) Plante cultivée dans l’Inde et aux Antilles pour ses racines, dont on retire un parfum. (Famille des graminées.)

Catamaran : nom masculin (mot anglais, du tamoul kattu, lien, et maram, bois) Mar. Embarcation à voiles, faite de deux coques accouplées.

Coprah ou copra: nom masculin (mot anglais, vient du tamoul) Amande de coco débarrassée de sa coque, desséchée et prête à être mise au moulin pour l’extraction de l’huile.

Cachou : nom masculin (portugais cacho, du tamoul kasu)[pluriel cachous]
1. Substance astringente extraite de la noix d’arec ; pastille aromatique parfumée avec cette substance.
2. Substance extraite du bois d’un acacia de l’Inde et employée en tannerie.

Pagode : nom féminin (mot portugais ; du sanskrit bhagavat, « saint, divin », par le tamoul)
1. Édifice religieux bouddhique, en Extrême-Orient. – Spécialt.Pavillon à toitures étagées de la Chine et du Japon.
2.(En apposition). Manche pagode, qui va s’évasant vers le poignet.
3. Numism. Monnaie d’or de l’Inde, frappée du XVIIe au XIXe s.

Paria : nom masculin (mot portugais ; du tamoul)
1. Individu hors caste, considéré comme au plus bas de l’échelle sociale, en Inde (avant l’abolition officielle des castes, en 1947). Syn. : Intouchable
2. Personne tenue à l’écart, méprisée de tous. Être traité en paria, comme un paria.

Banian: nom masculin (mot tamoul, marchand)
1. Membre d’une caste de la classe des vaisya, vouée particulièrement au grand commerce.
2. Bot. Figuier banian ou banian : figuier de l’Inde aux racines adventives aériennes.

Curry cury, cari, cary ou carry : nom masculin
1. Épice indienne composée de piment, de curcuma, etc.
2. Mets préparé avec cette épice. Curry d’agneau.

La langue tamoul a aussi eu une influence considérable sur la langue créole.
En voici quelques exemples:

Noms des fruits:
Att du mot atta
Goyaye du mot goyyu

Noms des légumes:
pipangaye du mot peerkanggaye
patol, du mot pudol
mourroung du mot mouroungay
Kotomili du motKottumalli
Karoupillay du mot Karuvepilay
Pudina du mot pudiyana
Betel du mot vettrilaye
Pak du mot paku
elyeti du mot elarisi

noms des gateaux:
putu, du mot pittu
ounday du mot ourounday
Mourkou du mot mouroukkou.

L’exclamation: “Ayo!” from ayyo .

Cass du mot caassou

L’importance de langue tamoul dans la famille,à l’école et dans la société. Quelle est l’avenir de cette langue a l’ile Maurice?

La langue tamoul a une importance prépondérante dans la famille mauricienne d’origine tamoule. Bien que très peu de familles parlent cette langue à la maison, néanmoins la langue est belle et bien vivante au sein de la famille. Meme si la famille mauricienne ne s’en sert pas de la langue tamoul pour communiquer entre eux, cela ne veut pas dire que la langue n’est nullemnet utilisé. Au contraire, les familles ont su, en un sens préserver cette langue vieille de plus de 2500 ans. La langue tamoul est utilisé pour dire ses prières dans toutes les familles tamouls. La langue tamoul est d’une telle richesse que, quand on essaie de traduire les paroles sacrées ou meme les priers, on fini par perdre l’essence meme de cette richesse. C’est pour cette raison que les familles tamouls préfèrent dire ses prières dans langue de leurs anctres qu’ils comprennent pas tous forcement. Mais de nos jours beaucoup de gens qui n’ont pas eu l’opprtunité d’apprendre cette langue si riche veulent maintenant l’apprendre. Il y a tellement des beaux textes dans cette langue comme par example le TIRRUKKURAL écrit par le célèbre poète Tirruvalluvar. Le tirrukkural est un livre universel qui a était traduit dans plusieurs langues à travers le monde,notamment l’anglais, le franais et meme le créole.

La langue tamoul s’est propagée  travers l’le dès le début du 19ème siècle dans les écoles du soirs mais jusqu’au 1950 seulment deux écoles primares enseignaient la langue tamoul. Ce n’est seulment en 1958 que l’Honourable Runganathan Seeneevassen fera l’enseignement de la langue tamoul possible dans plus d’écoles. Et quand l’Honourable Veerasamy Ringadoo devint le Président de l’ile Maurice, il emmena l’enseignement de la langue tamoul a son maximum. Ces deux personalités politiques ont été d’une grande aide. L’enseignement de la langue tamoule  l’école primaire et plus tard dans les écoles sécondaire a beaucoup aidé a propulser cette langue a un autre niveau. De nos jours on peut constater d’après les statistiques qu’une bonne quarantaine d’étudiants prennent comme matière la langue tamoul jusqu’au niveau sécondaire (hsc). Cela démontre qu’il y a toujours jusqu’a present une partie de la nouvelle génération qui s’intéresse  la langue tamoul. Jusqu’a tout dernièrement il faut savoir qu’il n’y avait pas de manuelle scolaire pour la forme quatre et cinq dans l’ile. Mais tout recemment on vient de publier un livre écrit par une mauricienne et dans le contexte mauricien. Cela est un grand pas de l’avant. De meme l’hounourable Rama Valayden a traduit le TIRRUKKURAL dans la langue créole afin que tout les mauriciens puissent profiter de ce qu’ a écrit le célèbre poète Tirruvalluvar.

La société mauricienne est une société multiraciale ou les gens de tous les races et religions confondus vivent en paix et harmonie. De meme les gens sont multilingues. Mais on doit se rendre compte que la langue tamoul n’occupe pas une si grande place dans la société mauricienne. Très peu de mauriciens connaissent cette langue et meme ceux qui le savent ne s’en servent pas vraiment dans la vie de tout le jour. Mais néanmoins cette langue est utilisé lors des divers ceremonies tamouls tels que le Cavedee, le Teemeedee ( le marche-sur-le-feu), le Canjee, Aadi, Pongal etc… les prières sont dit dans cette langue durant ces cérémonies. Meme sur la radio nationale et la télévision on a des émissions en langues tamoul. Cela montre que la langue tamoul a une certaine importance dans la société mauricienne. Et comme je lai mentionné plus haut, il y a beaucoup de mots creole et franais qui est derivé de la langue tamoul. C’est pour montrer a quel point c’est une langue riche et qui était parlée auparavant.

En guise de conclusion je dois dire que durant les années, la langue tamoul a perdu peu a peu sa juste valeur a l’ile Maurice. Cette langue qui auparavant avait tant de prestige allant meme a trouver une place sur les billets mauriciens est maintenant devenue une langue vraiment rare qu’une grande majorité de la communauté tamoul commence a délaisser. Meme au niveau nationale je trouve que malgrè le fait qu’on a des émissions tamouls a la radio et a la télévision, ce n’est pas suffisant. En plus ces emissions sont souvent diffusés a des heures dont il est peu probable que la communauté tamoul puisse en profiter. Une des raisons pour laquelle on commence a perdre cette langue c’est qu’il y a très peu de perspective de travail dans l’ile avec cette langue. Donc très peu de jeunes décident d’opter pour ce sujet a l’école.

Et aujourd’hui très souvent on peut constater la destruction des racines linguistiques et culturelles grace au communalisme et au racisme. On a beaucoup a aprendre de nos ancetres car ils ont pu sauvegarder notre patrimoine linguistique et culturelle sans créer des divisions. Grace a eux on a eu ce mélange de langues si beau qu’est le créole sans qu’ils perdent leur langues et leurs cultures si riches.

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Lugm meeting

April 10th, 2009

Hi people, just a note .. tommorrow there’s a linux user group meeting, if anyone’s interested, join us [normally the news is posted on the lugm's mailing list.

 

Hello valued member of the lugm,
  Please note that this saturday, the 11th of April 2009, there is a
LUGM meeting (Linux user group of Mauritius).
All executive members are required to be present as there will be some
urgent issues to attend to.
Please note that this will not be just an executive members meeting,
we will also be having a presentation,
presentation which will be performed by Someone. The presentation is titled:

"Performance improvement on LAMP platforms --
building big websites with tight budgets.''

Members of the public are invited and can bring along other people
curious about linux and/or unix.

Please note that the meeting will start at 10:30 AM, GMT + 4.

Agenda: [1] LUGM renaming and registration process
             [2]  Presentation

Venue: LinkByNet indian Ocean office at Quatre Bornes, BG court 2nd
floor. (A map can be found here
http://www.thegodof.net/images/maplugm.png )

hope to see some new faces there :)

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Maths conspiracy

April 7th, 2009

mathsconspiracy

Everyhere around the world, we will have people complaining how maths is tough and how much it sucks… well i used to be among those that says maths sucks.. but seriously, lately i have been giving it some thought…

Everytime you look for something maths related, you were weird symbols, confusing terms, and complex explanations which is supposed to make you learn the maths…

sometimes you may be looking for a simple thing about maths.. and guess what, you bump with weird symbols, ACM portal research papers which are mostly about improvements to that specific maths or similar things.

You look on Wikipedia, you might find again, weird stuffs, really high level stuffs which doesn’t make sense.. as far as i know.. if there is a high level stuff which isn’t defined.. it sure will cause confusion.. why are there so little information about the inner low level logics behind everything maths??

coz sincerely lately, i have been on a road to learn some maths, and on that road, i have been instead of trying to do the homeworks based on just learning formulas by heart.. been trying to use simple algebras to try to rework my way up to that part of that maths that they give weird names… THEN it makes sense.

Should there be a class to explain logics behind maths instead of high level stuffs? i don’t know, i am not qualified to answer that.. but when i found that using low level algebras arithmetic makes maths understandable and logic… it really got me thinking…

“is there a conspiracy to prevent people to learn maths? If yes.. why? what are they trying to hide in the lower levels? are they trying to hide mistakes which became ‘facts’ from dumbly assuming they are right?”

I have no idea .. but it really makes me wonder… there must be some huge organization profiting from that if that is correct…

ohh well… gudnight.. :) i can pass in maths tommorrow i believe :)

thanks to king_trojan for grammatical correction :p

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How UOM or any univ for that matter kills creativity

April 4th, 2009

hi.. this is going to be a hot topic… and i believe kind of … difficult and taboo to post such stuffs.

please note THIS TOPIC ISN’T TO BASH LECTURERS. THEY KNOW THEIR STUFFS, THIS IS JUST TO QUESTION WHETHER THE SYSTEM GIVES US STUDENTS ENOUGH TIME TO LEARN NICER THINGS AND HAVE TIME TO BE CREATIVE. please stay within the limit of the topic. Thanks

creativity

Many probably never post such stuffs as this might be harmful to their results as they fear this might get a few lecturers pissed of…

Well, i believe they can be mature enough to understand, in this post, i am just posting a simple example of how a normal student who is a human being will never be able to be creative.

I was having a chat with a few  2nd year Computer science students, they seem to be always ranting about how bulky things are for them, well, i personally think they are really good in class and work well. Ohh well… i thought maybe its just normal for them to be ranting … then i asked them about a detail of their work plans this semester.. after getting the details.. i was like “WHAT THE FUCK!!!” .. i was totally shocked and felt almost suffocated.. how the heck can a normal human being be doing that! The weird thing on top of that, those students just keep ranting between themselves but will never dare ask the lecturer for some time to breathe.

After some time i realized that .. heh, it is completely stupid to overload those students,  because in the end, those kids will just begin to hate this subject (not to mention that many of my friends who got out to work in this field has started hating it due to mainly low salaries being paid to programmers and analysts [ which is another issue]).

Let’s take a typical example of a kid who is in second year at uom doing computer science …

  • week 11- Submit DBMS report + TEST WEEK
  • week 13- Submit TWO Software Engineering reports.
  • week 14- Submit graphics Assignment and DBMS software presentation
  • week 15-  Submit Web Assignment
  • week 16- EXAMS

Not to forget, weekly labs and “homeworks” [yes homeworks :s]

Some lecturers even mentioned more assignments i heard… and those are second assignments already

Now i wonder where shall the kid focus his attention? Test? Exams? Software Engineering assignment? Web Assignment? Graphics Assignment? DBMS assignment?? Where?

Now.. leaving that aside… think deeply… and ask yourself these questions…

Does the kid have time to do side project s/he loves? Learn stuffs  s/he loves? Be CREATIVE!!! at this phase of life, there is a lot interesting stuffs one wants to learn, a lot of inventions to think of … but with our form of education.. does those kids really manage to get the time to give some time on that??

I don’t know, but for me, the way i see it.. university here seems to be training those students to work and think like robots in a way to prepare them for what will soon be happening to them.. many who are into the IT sector in mauritius can confirm.. that its a form of modern slavery… yes people, slavery hasn’t been abolished yet! So do we really want that??

Which is why i believe people who don’t go through this system makes more money and are WAY more creative and had got the time to learn nicer stuffs!

So are the lecturers are fault??

I believe partly, but not mostly, because those dudes still are human also, its just that from their perspective.. they don’t see what is really happenning down to earth [i.e from the point of view of those kids].

Say you are a lecturer and you give an assignment, sure it seems easy and doable .. but the problem is you don’t know that other lecturers have thought the same way and given assignments and works like that.. just because they didn’t realize that the student is doing several modules.

Then, i also believe its also some problem with the students themselves… hell don’t you guys have any guts to go and let your voice be heard and give proper reasoning why you think this this this might not work, because you are also learners and brains i believe some mature discussions can help this. But then sometimes there sure are some mean tutors who just… don’t care what the students think.. coz they don’t care.. i guess this will only turn thing worst.. coz one day or the other, it will be among those students that future lecturers will come from, this vicious cycle wil go on and on!

There is also this wonderful video from ted that i would like to share with you on creativity (thanks to my friend doorgesh who introduced me to ted some time ago).

So with that, enjoy the talks of Sir Ken Robinson! (You will really like it!)

I also will like your comments on this, whether you are from the teaching side, student, someone in the field or anyone interested about creativity.

Please be mature.. this is a sensible topic, for once, I’ll be setting my blog on moderation! Any naming will be seen as a violation and your comment will not be approved. Be mature!

thanks roushdat and doorgesh for the grammatical correction

p.s good luck for the test week!

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Yuuhuu osx managed to break!

March 31st, 2009

As it is said, nothing is perfect (neither did i ever believed that OSX is perfect), but i was really wondering when that was ever going to crash to such a point that it’ll require a reboot! yuuhuuu, managed to get it to crash, though i unfortunately can’t seem to redo it :( .

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It was watching “Les mysterieuse citEs d’or” when suddenly there was a grey translucent message on top i moved the mouse, tried to launch terminal etc.. nothing happenned, seems to have froze to death, it just asked me to press the power button to restart.. check out the pics for yourself. [sorry for the bad cam].

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if anyone has any idea about this, that’ll be cool for a nice techi information.

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I thought it was in the movie itself..lol

then i rebooted…

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and….

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am still trying to figure out about this.

:D cheers seems to be a good day!

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gro lapli

March 30th, 2009
banket mouillE

banket mouillE

As you see from the picture above, :p as soon as i got in the bus [drenched from the rain], i had hoped for a nice cozy place in the bus.. but hell, most of the seats were like that, “delo p sointE ici laba” (water leaks here and there) . Was sitting some place when sudden i started getting a shower  had to move.. ohhh god what a day! LOL

toujour bis perle la

toujour bis perle la

Then there was a dude with his raincoat who came in sat next to me and well.. got me uncomfortable with the water and all, i can understand that we all are in the same trouble but atleast, get me some space and remove that bloody raincoat .. anywayz.. i couldn’t hold it after some time and asked him :p. he did it thankfully.

After getting off the bus, i was more in a mood to enjoy the rain, so i was walking casually and slowly in the rain looking in amazement how weird it was for everyone to sound sooo uniform to be running and hiding everywhere or walking under an umbrella.. lol this kind of uniformity made me feel a bit :p out of this world..lol. It was like the destruction of the world was imminent and everyone was running away to hide … but in the end :p the result would have been the same so why rush? Better enjoy it and take care where you are carrying your umbrella.

Enfin…. just after my classes, i found that those two crater like stuffs one near the cafE and the other near the roundabout was filled in like a pool… sounded cool :p wanted to dip in and have a swim (in the last picture)!

near parking @a uom

near parking @ uom

Check out this wonderful swimming pool :p naturally made :D :D:D

near cafE

near cafE

sounds tempting doesn’t it?

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