Love for Anime

Anime, one of the greatest discovery in the history of mankind. Well most people will not agree but otakus surely will.
Why do people love Anime?
Is it animation which compels us to watch it continuously back to back or is it the story which grabs your attention.
Well I say both. Flawless touching story,
eye grabbing animation, message behind every plot well you shouldn't ask me cause I m an otaku and I can go on and on.

Well I remember my first anime being Sakura the Cardcaptor and it was awesome. My transition from cartoon to anime was not all of a sudden. It took quite a time. But I remember back then when I used to watch naruto (i still watch :D) it used to get me all fired up. His determination especially. So theres a lot you can learn from anime. It can really change your life.

If you live in India you would obviously know about Chota Bheem. In my opinion that cartoon's a total shit! Children born after 2007 will never know about Pokemon, Beyblade, Naruto, Death note.

Talking about Anime I might as well tell you where you can download these animes from

Where to download Animes from?
You can check this site out
animetorrents.me

To watch it online:
You can try Crunchyroll

I hope you start watching one from now on after reading this post.

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Xiaomi banned from selling and importing mobile phones in India

The Delhi High Court has reportedly granted an ex parte injunction order against Xiaomi for allegedly infringing on Ericsson's Standard Essential Patents (SEPs).

The ex parte injunction against Xiaomi, reported by SpicyIP, stops the Chinese manufacturer from "selling, advertising, manufacturing or importing devices" that infringe upon Ericsson's patents.

It isn't clear right now if this will affect the sales of all Xiaomi handsets in India, or if the case pertains to any specific devices.

Reports indicate that Flipkart is also implicated in the case,

Xiaomi India head Manu Jain said "While we haven't received an official notice from the Delhi High Court, our legal team is currently evaluating the situation based on the information we have.
India is a very important market for Xiaomi and we will respond promptly as needed and in full compliance with Indian laws. Moreover, we are open to working with Ericsson to resolve this matter amicably."

SpicyIP also reports that the Delhi High Court has under IPR Rules, 2007, directed customs officials to stop Xiaomi's imports, and adds that authorities will visit the firm's offices to ensure compliance.

Will this decision mark an end to the most popular budget cellphone with mid end specs?

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Einstein's note to Marie Curie

A note from Einstein telling Marie Curie not to listen to her critics
Courtesy:AsapScience

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Answer This!

Lets see if you can answer this question

A couple went for a picnic
They have 5 sons and each son have 7 sisters and each sister have 3 babies

In total how many people went for the picnic
(^o^)

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My experience with Redmi 1S

So I have been using Redmi 1S from past few days and believe me, its one of the best phone or I should say it is the best budget smartphone which u can get under 15k (INR). The user interface (MIUI) is so smooth. This phone sports a 1.6 GHz quad core snapdragon 400.
Though its a bit overclocked, but you can underclock it by rooting your device and installing Set Cpu.
Talking about its hardware, this phone has an 8 mp camera which is pretty good for a phone within this range. The best part is the video recording capability.
What if I tell u that this phone can record 1080p video?
Believe me or not but this device really can record 1080p video and that too at ease.
People were posting about the overheating problem. I haven't faced any yet (and i don't want to face ).
But hey what more can u expect from a 6k INR device.

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Concepts of Object

Concept of Object is an important part in understanding object-oriented language.

What is an Object ?

 An object, in real world can be one of the following:

• anything that is visible or tangible.
• something that may be apprehended intellectually.
• something towards which one can direct act or think.

If we study all the things meeting above criteria of being objects, we can say that each of these things has an unique identity, some definitive state or characteristic and some behaviour.
To make things simpler, lets uderstand this using  an example hmmmm, maybe a watermelon.
Okay so for those who don't know what  a watermelon is, it is usually a big, round, green-coloured fruit. Well its not green from inside.
So as mentioned above an object usually has some characteristics and some behaviour.
If we consider watermelon as an object then its characteristics will be - It is round, It is Big, It is green from outside, It is red from inside etc.
Lets talk about its behaviour-- can be used to make juices, tastes sweet and etc.

Similarly we can say that a chair is also an object. Its characteristics are: it has four legs, one back, may or may not have arms. Its behaviour is : it lets you sit on it.

 Object

An Object can be thought of as an entity having a specific identity, specific characteristics and specific behaviour.

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Ubuntu's new OS - Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Trusty Tahr

Canonical launched its new OS, Ubuntu 14.04 which will be the first long term support in two years and will be supported for the next five years. This means that the Linux shop will be supporting this distro until 2019.
The sad part is that you are not going to see Unity 8 in this release, nor will there be any trace of the Mir graphics stack which Canonical is hoping will one day support both its desktop and mobile offerings.

Ubuntu 14.04 is faster, more stable and overall much better than 12.04 and brings far too many update.

A few of the highlights include better support for high-resolution displays, TRIM for solid state drives is now turned on for Intel and Samsung SSDs, Nvidia Optimus support has been improved, and all of the default applications have been updated to their latest stable versions. For the major apps that means Firefox 28, LibreOffice 4.2.3 and Nautilus 3.10. Ubuntu 14.04 is using Linux kernel 3.13.

With 14.04 you can now get menus in windows, minimize windows from the Unity Launcher, customize Launcher menus to suit your needs and even see the full suite of menu items in previously hobbled apps like the Nautilus file browser.

There are many small, easy-to-overlook visual improvements which, while they may not jump out at you, go a long way to making the overall experience of Ubuntu feel much more polished than other Linux distros.
A good example of this is new borderless application windows that get rid of the one pixel, nearly black border element. An equally small, but nice, touch is the new GTK3 window decorations, which mean much smoother anti-aliased corners - something that might not be noticeable without a high-resolution screen, but will be much appreciated if you have one.
In short- Ubuntu 14.04 is not just a great LTS release but one of the best version of Ubuntu yet.

To download Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty Tahr- click here

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