Guess I can sound cheesy and all quoting Gandhi on customer service, but I'll just say that a happy customer makes you feel great too.

So the team at work went out to have some fun. T'was decided that it is not gonna be a lunch this time, somehow lunches turn out disastrous in a medium sized group. It was a surprising realisation that our team at work has grown pretty big ( Read more... )

Found somewhere on certain foo's resume:

Presently working on extending bar's kernel virtualization technology into a multi-level hierarchical architecture as a unique cutting edge solution for bar's domain management appliance.

. o O (breathless) ( Read more... )

It was the first anniversary at work today. The whole place was decorated with balloons and coloured strips of paper. People were exchanging mails on the lists as to how they were in a small place during the initial setup, about the the first "new joiners" (There was also a plot to make the two of these guys exchange fat and long rose flower ( Read more... )

Day 2 today. Getting used to the place. I am at http://www.netapp.com/ now ( Read more... )

My last day at UbiNetics. Great people, great place. But life has to move on. 2.5 years of hardwork, fun and excellent company.

I sent out the "today-is-my-last-day-please-keep-in-touch" mail. The subject of the email was ":wq" (for the uninitiated, this is the command to save a file and quit from the vi editor). If my memory serves me right, I ( Read more... )

For close to two years, in all my mails to mailing lists, I had a line that went like ...

an individual are not necessarily those of UbiNeticsin the signature. A few people even asked me what "that stupid thing" meant ( Read more... )

Got the news that the Inter-Operability Testing of our mobile station stack was a success :-). I am quite happy about this. We put in a lot of hardwork into this and I think it payed off ( Read more... )

All these days, I had a line in my .signature file that would prevent addition of a disclaimer at the end of each outgoing email. These signatures are quite annoying and they are frowned upon on mailing lists. Which was exactly what had happened when I sent a mail to the TwinCLinG mailing list. I was using the "magic-line" for close to two years ( Read more... )

November seems to be a very "happening" month. Lots of occasions and happenings, and I think I'll be busy for quite some time now :-). Ofcourse, with the work on PCCO progressing at a brisk pace, I guess this will be fun ( Read more... )