Posts Tagged ‘ story ’

Mission Certification: Accomplished

August 28, 2012
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Recently, Mindfirean, Smrutiranjan Parida cleared two Microsoft certification which is undoubtedly an enviable accomplishment, especially since a lot of people view them as very difficult tasks. Here Smruti explores the issue based on his own experience and offers advices on how to overcome them.
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Sharing Experience….

August 8, 2012
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A thought which has always tormented my mind is how a person who just got success or has become famous can write his or her life’s story as an autobiography . If he or she unfortunately missed to write then some other person do his or her job.But there are a lot of mystery...
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The Browser Wars 1993-2004 – Part 1

March 1, 2012
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The First Browsers Browsers began to be taken seriously around 1993 . The first were the Unix browsers such as Line Mode Browser, ViolaWWW, Erwise and MidasWWW, and MacWWW/Samba for the Mac. In a short span there were more like Cello,Arena,Lynx,tkWWW and Mosaic. The most popular was Mosaic. It was designed by National Center...
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The Trip at Midnight

September 6, 2011
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-Some people are born with Silver Spoon and some create one As the sun was setting at a distance over the horizon, it relayed its golden light to the super refracting glass on the windows. The light inside the room was twice as bright, washed with crimson red and golden purple. It was a...
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The Interview

May 12, 2011
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The shrill tone of the alarm dragged Harish from under his blankets and his dreams, into the cold consciousness of reality. And while still trying to find equilibrium between the real and the surreal, he remembered that it was the day of his interview! The previous night had been hectic to say the least....
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Five Minutes can make a huge difference

April 6, 2011
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In our world today, we spend so much of our time working, that sometimes we forget some of the very important duties we have to perform. At the 11th hour, we seem to recollect the lines (What-if-I-had…, I-should-have, it-could-have-been, etc.) of a person who we generally call an idiot, an idiot who missed some...
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