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Category Archives: Programming
World Cup 2010 TV Guide for Android
I have just released my first ever Android application. It’s called World Cup 2010 TV Guide and is available in the Android Market (do a search for World Cup 2010 TV Guide or, better, just scan the above QR code.) … Continue reading
Posted in Knowledge7, Linux, Mauritius, News, Programming, Sports, Technology, Web
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Guru Meditation
When I was an adolescent circa end of the 80′s / beginning of the 90′s, I owned the best computer available at that time: the mighty Commodore Amiga 500. It was powered by a 16/32 bits processor (the Motorola 68000) … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, Mauritius, News, Programming, Technology
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The Sony PlayStation 3 tragedy
Last December, Father Christmas gave me a Sony PlayStation 3. Today, 1st April 2010, I am starting to regret that he did this. You see, I am not a gamer. I use my PS3 mostly to watch movies and to … Continue reading
Posted in Linux, Movies, Music, News, Programming, Technology, Web
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