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Zimbra Post or SASL Auth fails …

shashi @ August 13, 2007 # 2 Comments

Continuing our triumphs and tribulations with Zimbra, sometimes we encounter issues that defy the general rules of the game. In many such cases, we’ve found solutions on blogs or the zimbra forum.
But here’s one issue that I couldn’t find anywhere on the net. It might help you if you are running zimbra and encounter this [...]

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Of starting up blues

shashi @ June 19, 2007 # No Comment Yet

Though technically not a startup, we’ve been in a startup mode from quite sometime - say seven years. Oops! In seven years, history gets changed by companies younger than that. So, what does it take to build a startup and be successful while at it ?
Marc Andreessen has addressed some points in his blog, [...]

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Parable of a MS Word document

shashi @ June 16, 2007 # No Comment Yet

Inspired by Mark Shuttleworth’s latest post
A friend of mine is pretty tech savvy and also very organised. He backs up all his files once a month, copied it to floppies earlier, onto CDs later and now to DVDs. He carefully catalogs those disks and stores it away. Who knows, what might be required at [...]

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Fortune 100!!

shashi @ June 14, 2007 # No Comment Yet

In unix, fortune has been around from a long time and it’s as popular and a favourite now, as it was way back in time.
Some nuggets:
Don’t worry so loud, your roommate can’t think.—-You will wish you hadn’t.—-Don’t tell any big lies today. Small ones can be just as effective.—-You’ve been leading a dog’s [...]

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Corporate Responsibility!?

shashi @ June 12, 2007 # One Comment

Our honorable Prime Minister has called upon our corporate honchos to cut on their drawings and increase their commitment towards social responsibility. As several writers have already talked about it already, that’s a very timely suggestion and it’s about time too. Or is it ?
Indian corporates have always been humble over the years. They’ve [...]

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