I had been preparing myself for another rejection of VISA, this time the US. Somewhere in early February this year, the Australian Consulate rejected my VISA application regarding my MXDU Speakership. It did not look so favorable this time too with the US Consulate. I applied late, went off to Singapore. And I had the [...]
An issue had been troubling me for quite sometime on my local notebook. Connection verification failed for data source: MyProject []java.sql.SQLException: [Macromedia][SQLServer JDBC Driver]Error establishing socket. Connection refused: connect And a friend of mine linked me to the solution on Doug Hughes‘s blog.
I was doing a search for some topics on Search Engine Optimization. Not that I want to or will be doing Optimization, I just wish to keep updated so that I can help our team take on the same. It came up with a client’s requirement who wanted help on Search Engine Optimization; and I [...]
My Father, Brojendro Oinam, expired on March 22, 2005. He was born on February 13, 1953. He is survived by his three sons and a daughter. About a week back, I received calls from home that he was taken to a hospital and was in a bad shape. Later, I got further information that he [...]
Today Wired.com had an article Hackers Tilt PowerBook for Tricks, a rather entertaining article to read. The article eventually makes you sit up and read through the finer lines, think over on how things are shaping around the world we live in. An excerpt from the article states, “Enterprising hackers have discovered that because the [...]
The tip here is an outcome of my tweaking and fooling around with Microsoft Outlook for the past coupla days, and applies aptly to Microsoft Outlook 2003 on Windows XP Professional (because that is what I am running). I did look around for few additional information so that I can give a more better information, like details for lower version(s) of Outlook.
I was able to sneak in for the Second day session of the Asia MAX 2005 routine going on; at the India MAX 2005, Bangalore. Bill Perry’s session on Mobile Flashlite Development and its potential was one of the attractive highlight of that day. The File(s), Presentations, Videos etcetera are available at ftp.macromedia.com The Breeze [...]
Well, I saw that most people who flip opened their Notebook at public places, the airport et al all had Outlook opened and it let them do many things, synchronize to their PDAs, or PDA-ed Phones.
I was on a Singapore visit from March 7-11, 2005 to build up a potential partnership with a Singaporean. I attended the first day of Singapore MAX 2005, I will attend the similar second day session in Bangalore instead as I was scheduled to meet someone else that day. Thanks to Christine of Macromedia for [...]