Top 5 PlayStation 3 games
Note: I’m not a hardcore gamer – may be a mid-core or casual gamer. Hence my reviews will be from the point of view of a casual player. If I don
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Some crazy Google suggestions
Google offers keyword suggestions so that you could complete your query much faster. In this edition of techblog, we look at some of the common sugge
Watch Star Wars in Linux Terminal
There are so many weird things that you can do with the help of a Linux system. Well, the term ‘weird’ is relative since there is a good number
Dangerous Dave : Video Walkthrough
Dave is one of the best MS DOS games ever. In this edition of techblog, I present the video walkthrough of this game (all the 10 stages). Thanks to tw
Linux file system
This edition of techblog covers the structure of Linux file system. This is one of the elementary things that you need to understand before you meddle
Adding too many security features can make your application insecure : Case study – reCAPTCHA
"Computer Security" was one of the modules I did for my masters. One of the important points I learned from the module was - never ever try to add t
An attempt to create a decent blog Editor for Linux
One of main complains from new users is that Linux does not have a decent blog editor. Well, it is true. (The other area when Linux lags behind is the
Create funny multiple 404 (page not found) error pages
Seeing a ‘page not found’ (404) error is really annoying. But here is a fun thing that you can do about it. If you are using a good model view con
Building a Twitter Application : Part 1
This edition of techblog guides you to develop a desktop client for twitter. For this tutorial, I’m going to use Twitter4J API which you can downloa
Using JUnit for testing your Java applications : Introduction to software / source code testing
For this tutorial I’m going to use Eclipse and if you are using any other IDE you need to worry only about importing libraries to your buil
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