Month: June 2004

After weeks of waiting, I finally managed to have MMS enabled on my Ufone connection. The delay was mostly my fault since […]

Ever thought about how realistic some movie scenes are? Scenes where otherwise normal humans have trouble escaping from zombies or snakes, yet […]

My first email address (that I actually used instead of just creating and forgetting about it) was a Yahoo! one about six […]

Another post about an article from the Beeb. This year’s Wimbledon tennis tournament will rely on Linux and Grid computing to keep […]

It’s surprising how many different drinks there are in Pakistan. Among my favorites are sugar cane juice, lassi and “sattoo” (made from […]

The Beeb has an informative article on how hard it is to break the 128-bit encryption in common use by a lot […]

Via Stuart, this page lists the world’s 100 largest economic entities, of which 51 are now corporations and 49 countries: http://www.corporations.org/system/top100.html So […]

A non-lethal, crowd-control weapon that is still under development. The Active Denial system focuses a beam of energy that penetrates just enough […]

I happened to stumble upon this long article on Pakistan in the NY Times this morning: http://www.nytimes.com/2003/12/07/magazine/07PAKISTAN.html (free registration required) The picture […]

After the time-wasting I did chasing after my ID card, I had decided to forget it and hope that it somehow finds […]