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www.mahendrakalkura.com is the personal website of my good freind, Mahendra.
www.harishd.com is homepage of my close pal Harish D. The site contains his views on various topics, though more often than not you will find that posts are on computer science, programming and things related.
Thus spake tracer bullet is a weblog of my friend Subramanya. The bullet speaks somewhat rarely, but when it does - expect to collect those rare pearls of wisdom.
www.nikhilzkingdom.com is personal homepage of Nikhil V, one of my pals from BMS. Nikhilzkingdom is made up mostly of Nikhil's world-view. He writes on various topics: books, movies, restaurants, technology, life in general etc.
zwombie.blogspot.com is the blog of Kiran Kumar Kamineni, my classmate from BMSCE. He writes about whatever is on the top of his head, which usually comes across through a totally out of the world narrative.
neuronicimpulses.blogspot.com is one of the couple of blogs that Ashwin R (My collegue at Lucent) writes. This one, which he calls "For me, the bells toll", is more blog than his other blog. He has written a myriad range of things: Stories, poems, Articles on philisophy, An article virutal functions in C++: you get the pattern. For me, most of his posts fall under either of categories: 1) Fascinating or 2) Over the head.
outfromthedeep.blogspot.com is his second blog, which he calls "Categorically Imperative". This "blog" is mostly a set of trivia unearthed from the web.
Blogs of other people that I personally know
I am looking forward to reading blogs of Siddharth Rozario, my collegue at lucent, and of Vasanth Madhava, though they haven't gotten beyond their first posts as I write.
Links to other stuff that I read
Joel on software and Hackers and painters are two blogs that I don't miss a post of. I also tend to read most posts from Unusual Businesses Ideas That Work. Now for the redundant part: I also read digg, slashdot, google news, the register et al.
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