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Bitzi. “The Free Universal Media Catalog”.

Caltiger is dead. Comments Ranabir 8 Mar 2011 9:43 am: Caltiger was a company which brought internet for common.. I don’t know how and why it is dead, but it is… I was in class 7 that time when caltiger guys came to our school and gave us a floppy containing something , I was not having a computer at my home that time … but one of my senior had it .. so he took it from me and used it .. and then returned it to me.. :) Now I know what he did with the disk and the password page… But whatever happened is happened.. caltiger must rise again.. I would love to support it once again jose 3 Jun 2012 7:56 am: Long live caltiger, it was every indian’s first internet access opportunity. Joginder singh 12 Feb 2019 9:30 am: We are indebted to India’s first people’s internet service. They will be legends forever

Soap is largely oil and NaOH.

Geobytes is a piece of Javascript you can insert in your page, that will show visitors where they are from. via FilterCoffee

About PageRank

[V]Host – interesting text-to-speech web application. You can put Flash characters on your site that’ll read out anything.

The Poincare conjecture may have been solved. via Joseph

googlemenus.blogspot.com.

A new use for mobile phones.

An in-depth analysis of which side of the road people drive on (and why). via andersja

An interesting Google result for “French military victories”. Unfortunately, it no longer returns the same result. But sure was an interesting find. via RHF

The next Mumbai Blogger’s Meet is on May 4th.

I’ve been playing a bit. (A bit too much.) AoE. Some links. 1 2 Comments Aurelia 19 Oct 2006 1:25 pm: DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT THE HELL THE CHARACTERS ARE SAYING WHEN YOU CLICK ON THEM?

The Indian Railways reservation site is among the largest e-commerce sites in Asia-Pacific.

A periodic table of mathematicians. via leuschke.org Comments robyn 7 Mar 2007 5:00 pm: what is the periodic table of mathematicians?

I glanced through Sysinternal’s utilities. Nice. (Got the link from a kuro5hin article on the importance of EULAs.)

A good (but technical) overview of complex networks literature (PDF). If you do pick it up, just glance through “III. Properties of networks”. It gives a good sense of what little we know of real-world networks.

i2 may have to delist. And delisting may be good for them.

Blogshares – creating an economy out of blogs. You get $500 (notional) and you can buy or sell blogs with it. via andersja

Complexity Digest. A collection of articles on complexity from cyberspace. via missing matter