Hotlinking and Bandwidth Theft
On My Desk
The Google Story
Google is everyone’s favorite today. The first place you visit when online is some Google Product or the other. Opinions may vary. The Google Story by David A.Vise is a well crafted book, beautifully compiled that tells the birth of Google to it’s Days of Glory. This book kept me occupied this summer.
Well dear friends! Another wonderful year is coming to an end. A year of hopes, happiness, and it’s own shares of sorrow and failure. A year with mixed shades of life. I too have my own share of surprises and secrets, many of which I have shared through my ‘other’ blogs. I have created so many wordpress blogs, blogged regularly on two, rarely on some and deleted many.
I have this bad habit of hunting for fancy blog url’s and when struck with one I register it. But later I find some other url fancier and abandon the previous one. Yes, it is unfair, because I am making those url’s unavailable for many other bloggers. This is what free registeration results in. I have realised this and hence taking cue from other bloggers have decided to register a blog under my handle name and hence iThink was born.
My first resolution for this new year is that, “I will register another wordpress blog only after enough thoughts and if and only if it is necessary. Since I have enough blogs that I have the least hopes of achieving a really good readers base, hence, 2009 will not see another blog registered by me.” Let’s see how long this resolution holds unbroken.
So friends, have fun while playing safe.
Happy New Year ‘09!
Yours, Jithin.
The habit of writing diary is a good one, because you feel nostalgic when you read your own diary at a later date. It’s like keeping a little secret from everyone. Through this blog I try to reach out and find new friends with thoughts similar. Know the world. I have a hope within me, which no one else can reach to manipulate. These hopes make life meaningful and worth living.
On my Silver Screen
The ShawShank Redemption
Thanks to my friend Prince Sabahut Ali, I watched The ShawShank Redemption today. I should say, “Watch the movie, it’s worth it.”
