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I almost didn’t watch Shōgun, thankfully I did
Shōgun is an FX series adapting James Clavell’s novel, featuring a compelling mix of Japanese culture through a Western lens, featuring strong writing, rich visuals, and intricate character dynamics, ultimately rewarding attentive viewers.
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Linux PC with Linus Torvalds
The founder of Linux operating system, Linus Torvalds was on a YouTube channel Linus Tech Tips. Linus Tech Tips is run by Linus Sebastian. The video is a 60 min long one, with them building a PC. I do not remember seeing a more relaxed Linus Torvalds in any video.
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Remembering Harshad Mane
It was 2016 and WordCamp Nashik. These were the heady, almost raucous days of the WordPress community forming in India. Apparently some sort of argument had broken out and I had mediated. Everything was settled, but it took a toll on me. I was not in the best of spaces. So I ended up sitting
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WordCamp Asia 2026 Hype Crew and Gandhi Topis (Caps)
I am learning event management thanks to WordCamp Asia 2026, and a fun idea for organisers to wear Gandhi caps or Gandhi Topis – and a bit about the caps.
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Knowing where to put the chalk mark
A short story over heard about value of money, time and experiance.
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My Father’s Birthday, Cricket, South Bombay and Zorro
The year was 1998. I was just out of high school and was in Pune. This was the first time I was living in any other city than Mumbai. It was also the first time I was living away from my parents. October arrived and it was my father’s birthday (17th October). Papa as both
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The Leadership Trap: Rewarding Outrage Over Contribution
Community builders often can end up wrongly rewarding outrage over contribution, especially leading people with less social capital leaving your project.
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My Bengaluru Places
When a friend visit Bangalore, these are some of the places I recommend they visit.
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Blogging and feeling happy
A conversation about blogging and its therapeutic nature along with the joy of sharing authentic experiences.
Filed under Writing
