About Shishir Sharma 'criss'
Shishir is a hacker, software developer and a bachelor of electronics & communication engineering. He is a problem solver, enthusiastic for technologies. He can speak in Java, Python, Perl, PHP, Curl etc; Fluent in C, C++, GNU/Linux. He is moderator at LUG-Jaipur and contributor of wordMint. He loves action movies and Counter Strike.
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I am dieing for a balaclava. Where can I find it in Pune. Does anybody know any really good biking apparel shop.
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Recently Jai came to pune. He is a hell of a photographer. I have used many of his amazing photos on my blog. Here are few shots from his Cannon 1000D with Cannon 50mm prime lens. If you are unsatisfied … Continue reading →
Firefox Sync. formally weave. I always wanted that I can continue my Firefox session from one place to anther. You don’t need to save password, you don’t have to save you history through Google Toolbar. You wont need bookmark addons. … Continue reading →
Do you think you can trick the quiz. Really! lets see. Please give your answers through mail [mail (at) shishirsharma.com]. This round is called as Questions to the Answer. You are given one answer and four option, you have to … Continue reading →
Many times we screw our gnome desktop panels accidentally. I found a very easy solution to revert them. Just open terminal and type. gconftool-2 –shutdown gconftool –recursive-unset /apps/panel rm -rf ~/.gconf/apps/panel pkill gnome-panel But remember this is not the case … Continue reading →
No matter how much I hate Apple and Macintosh for their marketing strategies, but I always appreciate innovation and consistency. Although price is also a factor. No matter how much you bid to pay but you could never estimate the … Continue reading →
This is a one great game. I tried it and I loved it. To all the counter-strike lovers who got shifted to GNU/Linux this is a life saver. I think there should be some variable to adjust the wall jump, … Continue reading →