My New Bike! :-)

That’s right! 🙂 Its brand new Honda CB Twister. I had ordered it last week on Friday and it was due tomorrow but by my luck I ended up getting it yesterday itself. The twister is real light, comfortable and highly fuel efficient. Features include a 110cc Honda engine, front disc brakes, tubeless tires a mileage of 70 kmpl and some beautiful looks :). The suspensions work great as well. One down side however is that the wheels are real thin. Not good for the roads I see here :-|. Anyways I think its an awesome bike and worth the money. I leave you with some pics:

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Beautiful isn’t it? What do you think? Post a comment. Thanks for reading. See you next time 🙂

Bruno The Simplest Line Follower – The Workshops :)

This post comes after I bumped into a video I should have posted along with the tutorial on this robot. As I said in that tutorial, the robot (I named it bruno later) was made for a workshop. This workshop was held two and a half years back and was a huge success considering the last minute planning and the limited help we had. Here is a video of me at the workshop which I happened to find on youtube today. Can’t believe I forgot this one. Here you go…

Fedora 14 Installed! – Well not entirely…

After an extra day of waiting (wish I had a blazing fast net connection :(), I finally got a chance to look at Fedora’s 14th release myself. Here is the desktop screenshot:

Fedora 14 Laughlin released

Its been a 6 month wait and its finally here – the Fedora Community released Fedora 14 Laughlin. Features of this release are:

• Spice – Spice aims to provide a complete open source solution for interaction with virtualized desktops and provides high-quality remote access to QEMU virtual machines.
• Mobility options – This release includes software from the MeeGo™ project which is designed to support platforms such as netbooks, nettops, and various embedded devices.
• Amazon EC2 – For the first time since Fedora 8, Fedora will release on the EC2 cloud.
• D Compiler – Support for D, a systems programming language. Its focus is on combining the power and high performance of C and C++ with the programmer productivity of modern languages like Ruby and Python.