As per request of the spousal unit yours truly was forced to go on a Social Media Detox. The first few days were the toughest as this was not a planned diet of sorts, but more of a cold turkey approach.

Not only does Mili have Big Ideas, these days he seems to Think a Minute as well. I'm referring to my latest pet project, a Facebook page for my daily dose of sarcasm and satire, which is a totally different look on the usual motivational quotes you see.

Effective November 1st, there will be a shuffle of radio frequencies in Sri Lanka. Key differences are that : Radio stations will have a max of 2 frequencies. The gap between stations has been increased to 3Mhz. Only 2 English stations on limited range, Japanese Car Stereos. :( Following is a list of all the frequencies :

Social Media isn't a complicated Science, despite the extremely complicated metrics out there to measure the success of it. I'm against people writing rule books, defining 'this is Social Media' and 'not that' and generally over complicating it. That being said, if there ever was one rule I'd want all those engaging in Social Media to follow, it would be..

Everybody agrees that brands have to be more friendly and possibly human on Social Media. This means tearing down the high walls that large corporates love to build and open them selves up for lots of criticism. It goes without saying that this is probably the hardest thing to do. There is no sweet taste in this medicine. But "it's good for you", as they say.

Sitting over here in Sri Lanka, I don't notice that many errors in the recently released Apple Maps in iOS 6. However seeing what people are saying around the world, it is a no brainer that the product is flawed, and is not acceptable by Apple's rather high standard of perfection and emphasis on usability.

A certain sect of Muslims (from Beruwala) were seen protesting today. They were on their way to hand over a petition to the American Embassy. Unfortunately this particular protest is more of a political gain for certain ministers, to be seen as the 'true saviours' of their religion and ensure a win, come election time. It is sad that each ...

Google+ Introduces Pages This post is a long time coming, just like Google’s implementation of Pages. It has been rumoured they were in discussion with many large corporates like Ford, listening to suggestions on what was missing on Facebook Pages. Currently the Google pages might seem very bare, with no room for custom app tabs etc. But with a host of Google ...

Removing Ubuntu 11.10 Overlay Scrollbars Image courtesy of : www.webupd8.org Needless to say I’m not a Big fan of the Overlay Scroll bars that have been introduce since Ubuntu 11.04. Despite news that you can even activate the Overlay Scrollbars that will be featured in Ubuntu 12.04, I still prefer the traditional space consuming, not so pleasing to the eye, but practical as hell scrollbars. ...

There has been a lot of hype about Gnome 3.2, atleast their release notes promise the sun and the moon. Fed up of Unity, I switched to Gnome 3.2. How to Install Just type the following steps in a terminal: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gnome3-team/gnome3 sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install gnome gnome-shell After a reboot or logging out, you’ll be ...

Tweaking Ubuntu 11.10 with Applets and Adobe Air Starting off with Ubuntu 11.10 there are a few things you have to get used to. The un-customizable Gnome Panels (same in 11.04). Lack of Adobe Air install candidate. Here are a few work-arounds. Adobe Air (for Tweetdeck and other Apps) Apparently Adobe have given up on going the extra mile for Linux users. There fore we’re supposed to ...

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