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by giis 14y ago
I can see two stupid comments by pirtlj ( https://github.com/pirtlj ) >pirtlj commented on pull request 17 on torvalds/linux a day ago Ouch my feelings are broken... I just wish you would live up to your image, but then again you're jus
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by giis 14y ago
Get well soon,RMS.
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An Incomplete and Unreliable Guide to ext3/ext2 File system(giis.co.in)
1 points by giis 15y ago|0 comments
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Ext3 recovery using debugfs (giis.co.in)
1 points by giis 15y ago|0 comments
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Power of ideas 2012(ideas.economictimes.com)
1 points by giis 15y ago|0 comments
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by giis 15y ago
cool :P I really liked it.
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My Interview experience(giis.co.in)
1 points by giis 15y ago|0 comments
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by giis 15y ago
For more than a decade,Its Linux for me
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by giis 15y ago
cool,thanks.I'm not aware this documentary.Will watch it soon :)
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by giis 15y ago
congrats for them,for proving you _can_ make successful business out of open source and continue contributing to oss :).
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by giis 15y ago
Yes,Its still relevant.This article will be relevant for next 20 years ,unless some thing dramatically changes(like creating world class products) the Indian Software industry.
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by giis 15y ago
nice work,pretty useful for bloggers,I believe.All the best for your startup.Btw,How long did it take to launch this startup after you left your previous job?
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by giis 15y ago
>I put myself in a position where I had no room to be lazy or complacent. I think above all else that made me work 10x harder. I didn't play video games, I didn't watch TV, I didn't sleep all day. All I did all day every day was code, h
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by giis 15y ago
> Linux "succeeded" because BSD was frozen out of the market > by AT&T at a crucial time. That's just dumb luck. I disagree,simply one can't label Linux's success as "just dumb luck".
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Basic programs for novice c programmer(giis.co.in)
3 points by giis 15y ago|0 comments
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by giis 15y ago
a fail safe tool.
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Ext3-ext4 undelete tool(giis.co.in)
2 points by giis 15y ago|1 comments
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An Incomplete and Unreliable Guide to Ext2/3 File system(giis.co.in)
1 points by giis 15y ago|0 comments
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by giis 15y ago
thanks Ritchie,for your great contribution, Without you ,I'm sure,we won't be what we are now. RIP.
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Spend Rs 32(half a dollar) a day? Indian Govt says you can't be poor(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
2 points by giis 15y ago|0 comments
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by giis 15y ago
I was looking at software product development area. As the head count increases people started to feel different.Do we have any company that put restrictions saying "we don't hire more than X no.of people? " .
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Is it possible to run startup with lower head count _always_?
1 points by giis 15y ago|3 comments
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by giis 15y ago
thanks for the useful link :D
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by giis 16y ago
more info. on the hack - when user tried to forgot password ,they got their original password back. If it was stored as encrypted then there is no way to decrypt them. And also in interview CEO claims they use "2.2.17" for past 5 months but
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by giis 16y ago
Its plain stupidity to store plain passwords. Some user said,he tried forgot password ,it returned him 'his original' password.
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by giis 16y ago
Sorry, I have updated my profile now. You can reach me on lakshmipathi DOT g AT gmail DOT com
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Seeking open source programmer for oss project
4 points by giis 16y ago|2 comments
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by giis 16y ago
Are you saying,you didn't learn a single thing with that project? If you learned something out of it (whether its design part or coding part) you must add it to your resume. You can tell interviewers you didn't follow any coding standards w