The festival of Lights is here .. Happy Diwali to all

I have been hearing the news about Mukesh Ambani these days, playing a lot with money. India basically is a poor country, having a lot of poor people. India is considered to be a testing country by others. Like, even softwares and medicine are tested here first. People who are not even able to get food once per day is too much here. Well India is mixed with all. Rich people, Middle class, also Poor.
Mukesh Ambani is the worlds richest man till date now. As we all know, he is building up a huge skyscraper house Antilia , for his family. It is said total 6 family will reside here, well for these 6 family, there are 600 workers. lol. I think hes gonna make his house an office (maybe), or else who would like to live in such a 27 storey building? He might be thinking of luxuries. No offense. He has money. Lots of money.
He recently bought a "gift" for his wife, on her 44th b'day. The gift was wrapped in a packet and was delivered at the Mumbai Airport. Its nothing, just an AirBus worth Rs 2.4 billion ($60 million) only. What is she going to do with it? Going to supermarket in that? or going to beauty parlor in that? well he bought it because he has money!!

If all the rich people in India are having the heart to help the poor, India will no longer be a poor nation. Limit the spending, Ambani... God doesnt have time to give money to all, so he gave you people to spend a little portion of it to us (not me )... i recommend him to subscribe for UNO's newsletters!!

This is a simple tweak that i learned during the beta testing of Vista, the normal Booting screen of Windows Vista can be changed to somewhat interesting screen :
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So, to get this change.. all you have to do is,
1) Open "Run"
2) Type msconfig
3) Go to Boot tab
3) Tick the "No GUI Boot"
4) Restart

 What is this thing? i just came across this HUGE plane while searching photos of some good planes. I didnt like this style, a plane with 2 decks... ah.. looks terrible, like a monster!!!

I registered with Feed burner to see my feeds performance.. i came across a few buttons :

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I heard many of my friends say to use feedburner. Google aquired feedburner recently. I am expecting to get Google Adsense for Feeds ah i have no idea on what next.. i want to track the performance of feeds. lets hope feedburner has something new

last day i was attacked by a strange Virus from my pen drive. It disabled, task manager, registry editing, folder options, msconfig etc.. it changes the status of Yahoo messenger to something like :"Bé gái b? gi?t, xâm h?i tình d?c freewebtown.com/gaigoitanbinh/index.html ", and sends IM to entire list .... also it did not even allowed to search google for the solutions for this, for example if we search "Windows Task Manager loads for 1 second, then closes itself automatically" in any search engine, the browser closes itself. I searched from my friends computer for a solution for this. And finally i got it from only one site.. thanks to them :
http://www.lavasoftsupport.com/lofiversion/index.php/t12818.html
The solution given in that site really worked and i completely removed the virus without a format

Here is something interesting i found on TechTree: Tired of carrying your laptop charger and spare batteries around? Soon you won't have to. Thanks to work being funded by the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, laptop batteries could have a continuous power battery that lasts for 30 years without a single recharge.

Scientists have developed the breakthrough betavoltaic power cells that are constructed from semiconductors and use radioisotopes as the energy source. As the radioactive material decays, it emits beta particles that transform into electric power that is capable of fueling an electrical device like a laptop for years.

Though they sound nuclear, they're not. They don't use fission, fusion, or chemical processes to produce energy and therefore don't produce any radioactive or hazardous waste. Betavoltaics generate power when an electron strikes a particular interface between 2 layers of material. The process uses beta electron emissions that occur when a neutron decays into a proton, which causes a forward bias in the semiconductor. This makes the betavoltaic cell a forward bias diode of sorts, similar in some respects to a photovoltaic (solar) cell. Electrons scatter out of their normal orbits in the semiconductor and into the circuit, creating a usable electric current.

The profile of the batteries can be quite small and thin. A porous silicon material is used to collect the hydrogen isotope tritium, which is generated in the process. The reaction is non-thermal, which means laptops and other small devices like mobile phones will run much cooler than with traditional lithium-ion power batteries.

The best part about these cells is when they eventually run out of power: They're totally inert and non-toxic, so environmentalists needn't fear these high-tech scientific wonder batteries. If all goes well, plans are for these cells to reach store shelves in 2 or 3 years. Techtree.com