2011-01-18 15:22:04
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We remember everything subconsciously. It doesn't take much effort. On the other hand, recalling what's been stored, is a conscious act, that takes some doing. I can say this with some authority, because one day early last year I peeked into a mirror and couldn't identify with the reflection. I've been trying to recall ever since.
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2010-12-23 14:58:31
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I have lost myself. Literally.
Late last year, a neurological disorder (Hydrocephalus, for the medically inclined) robbed me of cognitive abilities and 27 years of memories, personality, and emotions.
Skills can be re-learnt, and it's surprising how little of what we "are" is a skill, voluntary or involuntary. I have re-learnt the language I work in, ...
2010-11-03 14:04:59
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I have a tough time explaining the merits of Free and Open Source software to desktop minions. They assume I am biased (which I am!). But my bias has a basis in truth. It's lost on them because despite spending hours in front of their Windows box, they've never actually used the operating system. Ever.
Any ...
2010-11-01 07:43:28
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It's that time of the year again. No matter what part of the world you are in, you'll be celebrating with lights. Be it Diwali, Halloween, or Christmas, there will be light and color.
Light plays an important role in photography. It also makes for an interesting subject in itself, and even adds a new dimension ...
2010-10-08 08:52:15
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What's common between a bunch of unruly Spartans and civilised gents? A number -- 300.
November 2010 is PCPlus' 300th issue. A three-figure number for something that's published 13 times a year is phenomenal. And to get an idea of how the coverage has progressed through those years, the good captain Martin Cooper advises you to ...
