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The Peril and Beauty of Indian Roads {Gadling}
Feb 9th 2007 2:55PM Example for my previous comment:
http://www.japaneselifestyle.com.au/travel/images/kyoto_Bamboo-arashiyama.jpg
The Peril and Beauty of Indian Roads {Gadling}
Feb 9th 2007 2:53PM I should inform you that none of those roads are actually exit in India. They're probably fake, or have fake labels.
The Panda's Thumb {Gadling}
Oct 27th 2006 9:58AM This is what Pandas normally eat:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKRRdppqF8w (taken at Ocean Park, Hong Kong)
Stingrays Attack! {Gadling}
Oct 22nd 2006 6:37PM Ok, here's that URL again: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuULs7-W4bc
Stingrays Attack! {Gadling}
Oct 22nd 2006 6:36PM Here's a video of stingrays in Hong Kong
Working in the Air {Gadling}
Oct 22nd 2006 2:50PM Of course, they could have saved a whole load of money by installing Openoffice instead, which is the same, only free.
Sick of In-Flight Meals? Here's a Recipe to Make Your Own {Gadling}
May 6th 2006 7:31PM Flights in India serve more than dry bread and peanuts. Not great quality, but far better than what Lufthansa serves on european flights.
Yahoo! Chat drops java support {The Unofficial Yahoo Weblog}
Apr 20th 2006 12:36PM looks like many of the posters above are bot authors annoyed that their bots won't work anymore.
Do DomainKeys really work? {The Unofficial Yahoo Weblog}
Apr 3rd 2006 1:54PM I don't think Domain Keys are meant for Joe Public to use or interpret. It's useful because once you can identify the origin server without doubt, server controlled spam lists start to work better.
You can now, for example, block all mail that comes from a certain domain, because you're certain that it actually came from that domain. You could also report spam correctly to the correct origin server (ie, a gmail user sees spam from a yahoo account, and domain keys confirms that it came from yahoo, so gmail contacts yahoo abuse. otoh, if domainkeys says that the mail did not come from yahoo, then gmail needs to contact someone else or block the mail.).
Strange Name Places: Pyscho Path {Gadling}
Feb 27th 2006 11:19AM In Bandra, Mumbai, India, we have a road called "Wit's End" - it's a dead end.
