Dis post is to remind u dat m on my journey @Shillong..m updating my blog using my cellfon coz i dint've tym to get online. I'l b back in 2 days n i promise i'v g lot of interesting things dat i'd lyk to share wth u.
Enjoyin here a lot.
Disclaimer - VIRII ALERT 1
What's here is for informational purposes only, and should never be used to cause damage or any harm to any system. The owner of this page is not responsible for any actions performed with the information received from these pages. This series of posts is made solely on intellectual purpose and this site is not responsible for any filthy acts anyone does using information provided here.
Within the next few posts, I'm launching a series of "VIRII ALERT" posts which deals with creating computer virii. I hope users find it interesting and informative. Going through the internet, I couldn't find much sites which teaches virii coding in simple manner. With "VIRII ALERT" i'll try to keep it simple.
One more condition is that.. i love comments, but i won't entertain Q's here. If you really want to learn virii coding, then use the information here, and work the rest out for yourselves.... good luck.
Ipod touch
Well i've been thinking of getting myself a music player... talking of which, i was checking apple.co.in for some of the ipod models. Ipod nano and Ipod classic, in my opinion, has had its day on this planet. Ipod shuffle, on the other hand, is cool but the latest Ipod touch is the current talk of the town and I'd like to have one myself. From apple.co.in, i found out that an 8 gb Ipod touch cost around INR 12,800 plus taxes, such as the VAT. The price is huge so i've to think wisely before ever buying one. If you own one, lemme know if the pirce is right and btw, personally speaking, keeping aside the price factor, you should really have one too!!
Check out these cool pics ...
What's inside the box
The iphone look
apple ipod touch
To Shillong
As the autumn break approaches, me and a few of my frens are planning to make a visit to Shillong, this time solely on the purpose of a tourist. Last time i went there, I was with a fren and I visited only some of the major centers in the central City area...i like the place... slight chilly climate, cool scenic beauties.. the place looks gr8.
We leave our college tomorrow evening, reach Guwahati by early morning tomorrow and get ourself a Sumo from there. We should be reaching shillong by around 11:00am at the latest (as per the best of my knowledge). Our plan is for staying upto 3 or 4 days there (which means, i prob'ly won't be updating my blog for these days... or maybe i'll update it during my stay there).
I've a fren there but since i couldn't get his contact number, we've to look out for the hotels ourselves. 4 of us are going and we are planning of reaching Cherrapunji, India's rainiest place... (i dunno if the term "rainiest" ever exist..lolzzz). I'll post some of the photos later and will be updating my blog with my experiences there. Whatever, of the two times i've been there before, i enjoyed being there, only speaking of a specific experience, i was invited to the get-together party for a group of presbyterians by my fren's Ex-Gf. I din't know there language and a lot of ppl were giving long, really boring speeches and i kinda get sleepy.. and i did. I felt asleep and my fren nudged me and woke me up (well he wanted to impress his gf!!!!). That was the only boring part, but after the speeches were over, we'd a nice buffet... and i ate everything on the menu.
The hanging bridge
Early morning today, we'd planned for a trip to the hanging bridge at the locality. The bridge is situated east of our college campus and we'd to walk across the unfinised iron bridge and the Post Graduate students' block (Block H).
We planned to start our journey at around 5:00am but as usual, as an engineering student, we were late and started at 6:00am (IS dragged me out of my bed!!). We'd never been there before, only that we'd seen the bridge from a distant.
In the foto: pTAM, Djen, IS, n Romen (Rishi took this foto)
The hanging bridge must've been built many years ago as the side steel fibres have already begun to snapped off. A lot of wood planks from the floor below were missing and we'd to take hold of the side steel threads to keep our balance. At first we saw only a few gaps but after reaching the middle part, we found a lot of planks missing. We took a few video shots while making the crossing and i guess you must laugh your heart out if you see us doin' that. The bridge was swaying a lot, the water below was flowing and it was enough to make you dizzy, to make you lose your balance. But as we were crossing one of the big gaps, a local school boy came and just walked up ahead of us as if there were no gaps at all. We just stood there amazed!!
I took this one with my cell phone and it's not that clear as the photo above.. and by the way, i'm thinking of uploading the videos at youtube. I'll post the links later.. do have a look.
