Feb 13, 2010

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Feb 10, 2010

The original post is by ceetee…

You probably don’t have Google Buzz in your Gmail yet. So here’s how you can use it on your PC without having to beg for invites.

Fire up Firefox.
Install the “User Agent Switcher” add-on and restart Firefox.
Go to Tools > Default User Agent > iPhone 3.0.
Visit http://google.com/buzz and start buzzing!
Firefox will ask you if you want to share your location with the website. Say yes!
When you’re done buzzing, switch back the user agent to default.

Google Buzz isn’t available in Gmail for everyone yet, but mobile web access to it is open. At least for those using the iPhone. You can login, post updates, follow people, comment on others’ updates, get updates from nearby and all of that. So you get Firefox, make it pretend that it’s an iPhone using the UA Switcher add-on, and use the mobile version of Buzz through it. Voila. An added advantage is that Firefox also supports geo-location – the same HTML5 API that’s used on the iPhone – so you actually get location-aware information.

Nov 28, 2009

Thanks to Althaf for showing this to me…

AcYut which means the "the imperishable " or "the one that does not fall down" in sanskrit does a dance performance on ‘papu can’t Dance ‘ from the movie ‘jaane tu ya jaane na’ at Quark 2009 at BITS – Pilani , Goa Campus.
AcYut is India’s first indigenously developed Humanoid and was developed at the Centre for Robotics & Intelligent Systems , BITS Pilani , India.
For more details, check out our blog at http://blog.acyut.com

I was wondering what kind of a haorder I’m…

Before you ask a question here:

1. Try to find an answer by searching the archives of the forum / groups.

2. Try to find an answer by searching the Web.

3. Try to find an answer by reading the manual.

4. Try to find an answer by reading a FAQ.

5. Try to find an answer by inspection or experimentation.

6. Try to find an answer by asking a skilled friend.

7. If you’re a programmer, try to find an answer by reading the source code.