Exploiting Unicode

Support for unicode characters lets us to use fancy alphabets. I use this link to generate all fancy character for my name and nick. For example look at the word "codeshepherd" in title, it should be like "ÇÖÐÊSHËþHÈRD". The only downside of using these fancy characters is, google index bot will not read it as "codeshepherd". So I might lose in the page ranking for the word "codeshepherd". If you are using GTK applications, you can use ctrl+shift+u+ *unicode number* to enter unicode characters.

Social life for geeks

Most people who are passionate about technology, tend to socialize at IRC. I often visit #linux-india, #english, #math, #gaim, #electronics, #robotics. Those channels that I visit less frequently are ##c, ##java, #tomcat, #mysql, #postgres, #physics, #linux, #bash, #anything, #gcc, #g++, #web, #javascript, #non-math, #perl, #python, #fedora, #ubuntu, #joomla, #bioinformatics, #hardware, #php, #oracle, ##windows, #chemistry, #biology, #photography, #ai, #machinelearning, #crypto, #damnsmalllinux, #dojo, #dslr, #ejb, #google, #gtk+, #haskell, #hprog, #music #robotics, #smalltalk, #subclipse, #xen, #xml, #uml. I go to freenode regularly. During week ends I also go to Dalnet and QuakeNet. Schools and colleges are not needed anymore, if someone is interested in learning computers.