It’s long time,since we published the frist in the series “Best of Samhita” (പരിഹാരമില്ലാത്ത പ്രശ്നമുണ്ടോ?) . Now we post the 2nd article in the series “The spirit of politics” by Akhil J. As we know the election heat is still fuming,this article is good to read at this time.

The Spirit of Politics

-Akhil J of EC(2008-2012) Read more »

From today onwards we start a new series called – “Best of Samhita”! We will post selected articles from our College Magazine – Samhita. One article will be posted every two weeks. The first article which we select is “പരിഹാരമില്ലാത്ത പ്രശ്നമുണ്ടോ?” by Reshma Ramesh of EC(2010-2014).

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Atom mobile application is a Simple, Secure, and Safe way to make payments using a mobile. It allows customers to avail multiple services and buy multiple products on a common platform.

All a customer requires is a Java MIDP 2.0 enabled phone to install the atom application to avail the services offered by the mobile application platform. Once the atom application is downloaded on the customer’s phone s/he can add upto 16 credits / debit / prepaid cards his / her phone. All transactions made using these cards are authorized by a PIN and encrypted ‘end-to-end’, which means that the data is completely protected while it is relayed from the customer to the bank server and back. Read more »

Many of you must have heard about the song ‘Summer of 69′ by Bryan Adams. There is aline which says ” those were the best days of my life”.. sure they were.. then therz something you  really don’t want. You are out in this wild world trying hard to make a mark for yourselves. Nothing different here in my case too. Just Joined that bandwagon. My love affair with supplies ensures that i cannot get a job in a technical field but nevertheless. Here in Bangalore, there are lots of opportunities for everyone. I did notice a vast level of difference of life and culture. Here no one cares if you exist or not. It dosen’t make a difference. The most commom used languages are C, C++ and Java. Read more »

We all have dreams. But… How many of us are fully free to chase our dreams and passions? The answer is…Only a few… Those are the ones whose passion is to follow that useless monotony and believe it is the biggest success. And some more who had the opportunity to follow their real passions. The remaining are the unlucky ones who are forced to follow others passions.

Hmm…Dint get anything??? I would explain in a better way. Read more »

New Orkut have been affected by a worm named as “Bom Sabado”. Bom Sabado is the Portuguese word for “Good Saturday”. It sends automated scraps to your friends with the content “Bom Sabado”. It also adds a lot of unnecessary communities to your profile. It is an XSS (Cross Site Scripting) attack. It is the second such major attack in the recent time. The previous attack was on Twitter.

Google officials have suggested user to stay away from Orkut until the problem have been rectified.

If you are already affected by the worm, please change your password by going to the following link:

https://www.google.com/accounts/EditPasswd?hl=en

Update on 26-09-2010:

Google contained the worm “Bom Sabado”. They are now working on the affected profiles. They will remove all those unnecessary communities from your profile. If you have been affected by the worm,it’s highly recommended to change your password.

Source: Google help forum

We, the students of s5, had a great time organizing and enjoying Thanima-2010, the official  onam celebration of CEK. It came out to be one of the best festivities the college ever witnessed. The whole celebration had an inherent specialty in many aspects. One thing that may not have ever happened before in this college happened this time. And that was the voluntary co-operation from the part of  the seniors who left no stone unturned in making the celebration a success, even though they had no liability to help us.

As always, it was supposed to be the responsibility of the third year students to organize the event. Yet, it would not have been a success without the sincere and selfless efforts from the part of the s7 students. The emphatic Pulikali which had been one of the prominent attractions of the day was  completely a s7 sponsored event. It is heard that some of them even gave up an important special supplementary examination for the sake of preparations for the  ” Pulikali Ghoshayathra”. And we shall never forget the help and assistance from Baba Chakravarthy of s7 IT who was with us for a whole lot part of the night before the onam celebrations day. We owe him for most of the decorations on the courtyard.

Due to some technical reasons, an official word of thanks could not be given to our loving seniors during the occasion. That was because just after the Pulikali when we had planned to do it, all the seniors went back to their classes and there was hardly any senior left in the main block. For some reason or the other, it could not be rendered even later. We apologize to all the students of s7 for this and hereby express our deep feeling of love and gratitude towards them for their great support and friendship. We are sort of proud to be your juniors. Thank You All.

When you receive an email, you receive more than just the message. The email comes with headers that carry important information that can tell where the email was sent from and possibly who sent it. For that, you would need to find the IP address of the sender. The tutorial below can help you find the IP address of the sender. Note that this will not work if the sender uses anonymous proxy servers.

Google

1. Log into your Gmail account with your username and password.
2. Open the mail.
3. To display the email headers,
* Click on the inverted triangle beside Reply. Select Show Orginal.
4. You may copy the headers and use my IP address detection script to ease the process. Or if you want to manually find the IP address, proceed to 5.
5. Look for Received: from followed by the IP address between square brackets [ ].
Received: from [69.138.30.1] by web31804.mail.mud.yahoo.com
6. If you find more than one Received: from patterns, select the last one.
7. Track the IP address of the sender… Read more »

How was our Onam Celebrations this time? Did you enjoy it? How did you feel it? Make a review about it and post it here. Express it in the way you felt it. It can be funny or serious,in Malayalam or English. If you have images of Thanima,you can upload it… Hope you all have celebrated it…

Aren’t you all tired with each and every report being posted by a single person? Still you are not fed up with my reports? Why no one else coming up to report the activities in our college? And remember one more thing…Next post will be our 100th post! Lets see who is going to have the golden opportunity of posting that. Also keep this in mind, the best post among all campus blogs will win an Ipod!