The Letter Writer of Mumbai. A reminder of how technology makes the past obsolete.
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The BBC reports on a religious madness in the great city of Mumbai.
Hundreds of people flocked to a beach in the Indian city of Mumbai after reports the seawater had turned sweet.
Several people who drank the muddy water from the Arabian Sea said it had been changed by a miracle and could now cure…
Dilip D'Souza at Washington Post. [via sqattercity]
Because housing is so expensive, about two-thirds of Mumbai's population live in slums or on the streets. This has been true for decades and remains true in ready-for-boom-time India. Indian politicians have concocted countless schemes over the…
Microsoft Word is cumbersome, inefficient, and obsolete. It's time for it to die. - Slate Magazine
Nowadays, I get the same feeling of dread when I open an email to see a Microsoft Word document attached. Time and effort are about to be wasted cleaning up someone's archaic habits. A Word file is…
Radio Open Source is calling for Blogs of the Union (BOTU)posts. So here I go....
Ten years ago the internet was a new and innovative technology that was going to change our lives as it entered into mass culture. Today I doubt most citizens of this union could imagine a world without the…
Anand G.'s good article. I liked this one.