Crow's Nest...

What age are we living in....Nanotech maybe. Computers have started healing themselves. They have their own Hospital sitting right inside their processor. Computer Heal Thyself 'Our group of research collaborators at Stanford University and the University of California at Berkeley has taken a new tack, by accepting that computer failure and human operator error are facts of life. Rather than trying to eliminate computer crashes--probably an impossible task--our team concentrates on designing systems that recover rapidly when mishaps do occur. We call our approach recovery-oriented computing (ROC). '

The other day i took a blogging archetype test and here is what they have to say You are a Metafilter . You are a reliable source of constantly updated cool and ridiculous links. Keep 'em coming. Take the What Blogging Archetype Are You test at GAZM.org

And if you want to see how america treats its prisoners of wars just listen to Shah Mohammad who is a pakistani and is back from Guantanomo Bay cuba.

as you all must know(and if you dont u will now) that i have my most difficult exam in the five years of medical school coming in about a weeks time and Medicine is proving to be more difficult than i thought. All my plans are going nowhere as far as i can see. It is so much to cover in so little a time. All these critters in microbiology books and drugs for them in Pharmacology........ no sane man can ever memorize everything they say. Yet i see some people around me who never seem to take a break, even for a little while and from break i remember this is supposed to be my dinner break and i am using it up in munching words. I should go and feed my poor soul.

This is my new blogchalk: Pakistan, Karachi, Indian sea, English. :)

Thanks for the very nice intro Ozzy.but i think i have learned all this from good friends here at Aga Khan.specially ppl like you.

I have long been waiting for it as it is one of the few sci-fi movies that suite my taste. Sequel to Matrix has been released and here is what Roger Ebert has to say "...As we learned in "The Matrix," the Machines need human bodies, millions and millions of them, for their ability to generate electricity. In an astonishing sequence, we saw countless bodies locked in pods around central cores that extended out of sight above and below. The Matrix is the virtual reality that provides the minds of these sleepers with the illusion that they are active and productive. Questions arise, such as, is there no more efficient way to generate power? And why give the humans dreams when they would generate just as much energy if comatose? And why create such a complex virtual world for each and every one of them, when they could all be given the same illusion and be none the wiser? Why is each dreamer himself or herself, occupying the same body in virtual reality as the one asleep in...