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Memory Embedded Device Drivers January 6th, 2007

Memory Embedded Device Drivers

This concept looks into new emerging possibility of embedding device driver into hardware device itself.

Disclaimer: This article is not intended to provide information about device drivers.
Instead it goes into advanced concept of embedding device drivers into hardware device itself.

For those who are unfamiliar with device drivers following is a simple information.
You can google for more details of device drivers.

Device driver is a software program which is meant to help operating system to communicate with piece of hardware device.
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smart card project January 6th, 2007

Smart card project

Smart Card Project for Parking, fuel and other services related to one vehicle


Introduction:
This project looks into possibility of creating centralised IT system for parking places across UK. The purpose is to create unified card system by which users can pay for the parking slot they are using. Also this card expands beyond council owned parking slots. This project will enable usage of private car parks across country. This card is inspired by smart card implementations across the world. These smart cards are made up of RFID tag and can store data inside it. This card is also intended to use for multiple services related to the vehicle for example automated petrol station payment.

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Ever wondered you can use GMAIL for your corporate emails? July 6th, 2006

I started using GMAIL a long back. I was amazed not only due to its cool AJAX features but its other features such as quick search, Email tagging (you dont store emails in folders anymore).

One main feature I liked was to have synchronised with email client. Since I frequently travel or work from home, it is vital to have both synchronised all the time. Most of other providers thought to have POP3 access before , but it could only sync incoming emails, not outgoing.

Gmail offers two way synchronization. So if you are using your outlook to receive and send emails, they both can be synchronised with your gmail account. So you have two copies of emails at any given time (incoming & outgoing both).

I wanted to use this to my advantage, but I did not want to use gmail account as my corporate account. I wanted to keep my current email address vinayak@mycorporatedomain.com all the time. After going through all features of gmail, I figured out how to do it. Today I am going to explain how I did it.
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Firefox Extension February 4th, 2006

I found following extensions from firefox, which i found really useful.

Might be you are already using some extensions. If not, they are worth downloading and using…

measureIT — measure pixel of objects on screen
screen grab — grab screen (instead of using printscreen)
linkification — convert text links into real URL
forecastfox — weather information
web developer — Loads of useful tools(Most important)
view rendered source chart — important source chart
del.icio.us — Bookmarks with Tags, very imp
flashGot — download manager
pdf download
IE Tab — open IE tab in firefox to test sites
Answers — very useful to find out anything
sessionsaver 2 — open firefox as you closed them
showIP — show IP, domain etc, name servers etc
save image in folder — save image in perticular folder

Extensions are small add-ons that add new functionality to Firefox. They can add anything from a toolbar button to a completely new feature. They allow the application to be customized to fit the personal needs of each user if they need additional features, while keeping Firefox small to download.

Here is the link to download

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Devnagri scipt January 31st, 2006

I reckon high growth in Indic script content.

Due to lack of standardization, most of publishing was controlled by few entities and there was minimum integration or transportability between them.

On the web rare content is available in Indic scripts which includes Devnagri -Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati, gurumukhi (punjabi) and many other indian languages.

After introduction of Unicode and its support on all windows XP platform, it is vere much standardised now.
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