Year: 2005

The UN is planning on introducing a cheap and robust laptop for pupils in poorer nations which will cost very little and […]

Yes, I know. I’m a couple of years late to the party, but it’s only now that I have really had a […]

Japanese-born activist/entrepreneur/venture capitalist/fellow blogger Joi Ito has made it to the 10 Most Powerful Women in Blogging list. “8. Joi Ito of […]

It’s been just about a month and one week since the earthquake struck northern Pakistan. Long enough for people to start becoming […]

I just realized that this blog has been up for 3 years (in a shape that can be considered a blog) and […]

Most Muslims around the world celebrated the Eid festival, which marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan, yesterday. The new […]

Sorry readers, the phone line I use for my DSL connection, the one hosting this site. went dead on Monday so my […]

As this BBC article states, the next challenge, after the rescue and relief operation, will be providing a means of earning for […]

I got this message from Aamir recently which I thought I should pass on. Saadpur village, with about 50-70 homes and a […]

Returning to non-earthquake blogging for a while, here are some interesting posts I found. This is a humorous letter to Pakistani people […]