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My name is Ramkumar Shankar and I love Sweden, my iPhone (but possibly considering the switch to Android), guitar, linux, open source, football, metal, and general geekery among other things...and in no particular order (except for Sweden at the top of the list). I also use some of that knowledge to pay my bills as a technology consultant. This is my tumblelog, where I post original content as well as some of the good stuff I find around the net. |
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A brief history of pretty much everything
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Nolan’s Cheddar makes you strong
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Internet Censorship facts
Great video
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One creepy (but totally awesome) music video. I love the message, and everything it stands for.
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New Kamelot video. This time for “Love You To Death” (via kamelotofficial)
Nicely done guys! Looking forward to a new album now. :)
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Amorphis - Silver Bride (via NuclearBlastEurope)
Yet another slab of catchy melodic metal from the Finnish hit factory.
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Insomnium “Mortal Share” (via candlelightusa)
Great new discovery. A melodic death metal band that stands out in a saturated genre.
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notes“We Didn’t Start the Flame War”, via misseffieb.
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Twouble with Twitters (via arzhou)
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(submitted by euri)
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Hilarious excerpts from an old-school Acer computer manual.
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Free time? Really? I disagree. What do you think? ;)
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I need to talk to you about computers. I’ve been on a veritable roller-coaster of “how I feel” about the iPad announcement, and trying not to write...
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“For years we’ve all held to the belief that computing had to be made simpler for the ‘average person’. I find it difficult to come to any conclusion...”
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Loosely organized initial thoughts on the iPad
A lot of writers and journalists are expressing disappointment in the iPad because it didn’t live up...
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I’ll take a quiet life.
- ‘No Surprises’ by Radiohead
Dead butterflies really break my heart. They live so lightly - they flit from plant to...
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“When someone you love dies, you don’t lose them all at once. You lose them in pieces over time, like how the mail stops coming.”
