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Keyboards
(I’m not sponsored by or affiliated to any keyboard manufacturers).
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Cancelling Netflix
I cancelled my Netflix subscription a month ago.
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Summarizing a meeting using WhisperX
I was casually playing around with WhisperX and wanted to quickly document how I summarized a meeting.
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In China, Macau, & Hong Kong
I recently returned from a sightseeing tour of China, Macau, and Hong Kong.
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Email Management
I use GMail for most (not all) of my email needs.
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Japanese Restrooms
Toilets in Japan are a contraption in itself.
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In Japan
Just landed at Narita International Airport in Tokyo, Japan 🇯🇵.
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MX Master 3 Recharge Log
One of my programmer friend’s only regret after buying the MX Master 2 (he saved a few bucks by not going for the MX Master 3 – that’s his choice) was that he didn’t buy it sooner.
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Netflix Asks Me to Buy New Device
I have been a happy customer of Netflix for over two years even though I don’t even watch it enough to justify what I pay (and where I’m from Netflix is substantially more expensive than other streaming platforms).
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Manual User Authentication in Laravel
Laravel comes with a flexible user authentication mechanism which I highly recommend.
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DFS Subtlety
I’ve been brushing up my algorithms knowledge during my free time.
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Book Review: Atomic Habits
I normally shy away from self-help books because they rarely work for me, but I decided to give Atomic Habits by James Clear a shot because it was recommended to me over a year ago by an esteemed colleague of mine, and he was a living example of how the i…
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XKCD Post Counter
It was a lazy Sunday afternoon and I was going through XKCD.
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Number Lock Brute Force
While cleaning his wardrobe a family-member discovered his old bag with a built-in number lock.
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How to setup OpenProject via Vagrant
I had to set up OpenProject locally on my machine for certain tinkering I’ve been doing.
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Laravel Artisan Command to Create Custom Classes
Here are the steps to create an artisan command that will generate custom classes and interfaces that follow a pre-determined template.
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Vagrant Hiccups
(This is not a criticism against Vagrant; it has been a useful tool which I would continue to use it and encourage others to use as well.)
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7000 Years From Now
I don’t remember how I got there, but while having a virtual conversation with friends in a Signal group, I wondered how life in the year 7534 would be like.
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Working with Homestead
Homestead is a convenient way to work with Laravel.
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Reboot
It’s been unacceptably long since I last blogged.
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Build OpenGL Projects Using Gradle
This article is primarily written as a note to self so that I can refer to this years later if the need arises.
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Open Source: Contributing Back to the Community
It’s no secret to people who know me personally that I’m an open-source enthusiast.
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XV6 System Call
XV6 is a UNIX-like operating system that’s used in my OS class (and other OS classes across the world) for pedagogical purposes.
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Things You Should Know About Mobile Networks
Here are some things about mobile networks that I learnt the hard way.
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Mozilla 101
It’s been a while since I’ve started contributing code to the Mozilla codebase.
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Moving to Hugo
I hereby announce that I have moved from Jekyll to Hugo.
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About
Hey, My name is Arjun and I’m a software developer in Kochi, India.
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Desktop Entry for Matlab
This article is not about Matlab itself; I just used it as a test example to demonstrate how you can create a desktop entry in Gnome.
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Automatic Markdown Table Generation
Because I had nothing better to do on a Saturday night, I decided to create a list of books I’ve ever read, to post on my personal blog.
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Capture Packets Using T-Shark
DISCLAIMER Snooping on real internet traffic is illegal in most countries.
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First Impressions with Go
The upcoming assignments for my networks class require fair amounts of socket programming.
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Tree Implementation in Haskell
Let’s implement a binary tree in Haskell. 1 2 3 data Tree a = Leaf a | Node (Tree a) (Tree a) deriving (Show, Eq) The above defines a Tree that takes a value of type a.
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UNM New Arrival Guide
Disclaimer: This is UNOFFICIAL.
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Using JUnit with Eclipse
Recently, I set up Eclipse* to work with JUnit, and it took more effort than I anticipated.
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Introducing JekPost
As much as I love jekyll, one thing I found really annoying about it was the post creation ritual itself.
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At the Google Play App Excellence Summit
Google Play App Excellence Summit was held on August 1st at Bengaluru, India.
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Introducing Snap Event
My first Android app Snap Event was published to the Google Play Store a few days ago.
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A Case for Smart Washing Machines
The residence hall I live in offers washing and drying facilities to wash and dry our clothes.
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Getting a US student visa
Just wanted to write down the process of obtaining a US visa.
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Send Emails Using Code
Figuring out how to send emails using code is something that has been in my to-do list for sometime.
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Fedora 24 Impressions
Though it hasn’t been long since I’ve switched to Fedora as my everyday OS, I’ve become a huge fan of it.
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The Hacker Way to Download an Entire Tree of Webpages
("Hacker" as defined in The Jargon File).
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Getting Started With GraphLab Create
As part of a machine learning course I’ve been taking on Coursera, I had to get some packages installed.
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Keyboard Shortcuts To Toggle WiFi
Being developers, nearly all of us prefer minimal use of the mouse (or touchpad).
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In America
Just landed at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, in Seattle, USA.
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Connecting to MySql Database from VisualStudio
As I discovered the hard way, setting up Visual Studio to connect to a MySql database can be tricky.
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Connecting to BluetoothDevice using phone's native settings
It took me more than an acceptable amount of time to figure out how to make use of an Android phone’s built-in connectivity program to connect to a remote bluetooth device, and then get the reference of that BluetoothDevice in your app (in your MainActivi…
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Rebooting Fedora!
Remember when I told you about my brief experience with the Fedora?
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Introducing ShScript Creator
This one is a tribute to all the shell programmers out there.
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Memory Organization in PIC Microcontroller
(This post is currently undergoing revisions) I’ve been working with the PIC microcontrollers lately, and I kind of figured I might as well document what I’ve been learning.