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GOOGLE'S Olympic Doodle Score

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Tue, 07 Aug 2012 06:49:00 +0000

Why Do Good People Suffer

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Mon, 27 Feb 2012 07:27:00 +0000

“Why do good people suffer or why do bad things happen to good people?” This question seems to be very common these days. It seems as though good people get the brunt of all suffering, while evil-doers enjoy life. But if we observe closely, we see that everyone undergoes suffering in some form. Keeping this in mind, our question becomes meaningless. Just because a person is good does not mean there would be no suffering in his/her life.

But what do we mean by ‘good’? In Sanskrit, ‘sadhu’ is the word used for a good person. Sadhu comes from the word ‘saadh’, meaning ‘to accomplish’. If we work for ourselves and achieve great things, there is nothing laudable about it, but if we help others to achieve their goals, then it is an accomplishment. If someone is good to you and you reciprocate, that is common courtesy. But if someone is harming you, and despite that you continue to wish that person well without expecting anything in return, it is real goodness. A sadhu bathing in the river saw a drowning insect. He saved it from drowning and was stung in return. Again, the insect fell back into the river and the sadhu pulled it out of the water and placed it under a shady tree. On seeing this, a person asked the sadhu, “Why did you do that?” He replied, “The insect did not give up its nature, so why should I?”

How can we achieve this goodness in our lives? To reach any target, we must first have a goal. Similarly, for achieving goodness, we must have a standard of goodness which is known to us, because only then can we rise up to the required levels. As long as we see differences in the world around us, true goodness will not manifest. This can be achieved only when we become aware of our oneness with others. An example will illustrate this point better. Every organ of my body is part of one whole. If the finger goes into the eye, there is instant forgiveness, because of the complete identification with the finger.

Now that we know what is good, let us see what suffering is. Objective suffering befalls all people, good or bad. Situations leading to suffering could have their roots in past actions. Objectively, the existence of pain or any other physical handicap cannot be denied, but the degree of sorrow this leads to is entirely subjective. Riches or positions of power do not guarantee happiness. People become miserable over small matters. If a person claims that he is good and is suffering, while the dishonest person is flourishing, we can be very sure that the person is not good. For a good man, the real suffering is to do something against his convictions. Suppose a pure vegetarian is faced with a situation of remaining hungry or eating beef, the chances are that the former option would be more acceptable.

All our spiritual practices cannot eliminate suffering, but they protect the mind and make suffering acceptable, just as on a rainy day, we cannot stop the rain, but can protect ourselves from getting wet with an umbrella. Bhagavan Krishna says, “A good person never suffers.” By some logic we feel that suffering and enjoyment is related to past actions. If we observe at the subtle level, we find immediate results of our actions. The moment a good thought enters our mind, we feel elation, and similarly a wicked thought causes agitation.

Real suffering is when we lose our goodness. Compromising with goodness is the greatest suffering. Even though superficially it may appear that evil doers are flourishing, it should not be an excuse to compromise. The problem arises when one does not have an ideal or when one is not able to live up to one’s ideal. But the greatest problem is when one believes that the ideal is not worth living up to and has lost its utility. Remember, a good man will stand by his convictions, because “If you do not stand for something, you will fall for everything.”

office office :) :)

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 04:10:00 +0000

Greenpeace-inspiring action!!!

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Thu, 12 May 2011 13:04:00 +0000

Paani

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 10:20:00 +0000

Paani panja dariawan aala nehri ho gaya, Munda pind da c shehar aa ke shehri ho gaya,
Yaad rakhda baisakhi ohne vekhya hunda je, Rang kan ka da hare ton sunehri ho gaya,

Tera khoon thanda ho gaya a kholda nai a, Eho virse da masla makhol da nahi a,
Tainu haje ni khayaal pata odon hi laguga, Jadon aap hat'thi choya shehad zehri ho gaya,

Ehna karnaa to ghar ch kalesh jeha rehnda, Pehla kadi kadi hun taa hamesh jeha rehnda,
Ammi hak ch khalove, Bapu tak ch khalove, Sukhi vassda a ghar taan kachehri ho gaya,

Tota uddno vi gaya naale bolno v gaya, Bhaida chunja naal gandia nu kholno vi giya,
Hun maar da a saapp, dadda sham te savere, Ke vataa ke jaata mor oh kalehri ho giya,

Dekho keho jehe rang charhe nau'jawana utte, Maan bhora vi ni reha guru dian shana utte,
Char akhran nu bolne da ohde kol hai ni samaa, Naam Gurmeet Singh si jo Garry ho gaya,

Buddhe rukhan kolon jado jado langian hawawan, Ohna dassian ehnu nu bas ik do hi chhaawa,
Tussi baith ke vicharo, Sartaj pata karo, Kaato patta patta taania da vairi ho gaya,
Translation:

water of five rivers turned into canals

on reaching the city the village boy turned urbane

he'd never have forgotten harvest,had he seen

colour of wheat change from green to goldan

the parrot now has forgotten to fly or to sing

he can no longer open knots with his beak

the kills snakesmorning & evening

he has turned into a peacock changing his cast & colour

ur body has turned cold it no longar boils

this is matter of heritage & not a joke

u don't know now but would realize

when hand drawn-honey turns into poison

see how the youth of today has gone astray

they no longer take pride in gurus's glory

he no longar has time even to shayer a few words

now days'gurmeet singh' has turned 'garry'

due to these reasons there is a strif at home

quarrelling has now become a daily routine

mother supports him but father opposes

happy home has now become a battel ground

when winds passes by old trees

they tell them there one or two wishes

sit down & think,'sartaj'you find out

why have the leavs become enemies of branches

Two Against The World

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 12:24:00 +0000

It's a sad new story,
about how the kids fell,
all the way to the bottom,
of a sugar-coated well.
The water starts seeping in,
someones opened the gates,
they are cornered it seems,
awaiting a drowning fate.
They clung onto each other,
the shiny rope was a trap,
one pull was all it took,
for this lovely rope to snap,
Now we have the strands in our hands,
we know you are looking from above,
we just need some understanding
it cannot be two against the world.

Why losing is good

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 10:41:00 +0000

In the upper Himalayas, an ancient Tibetan monastery follows a secret Zen tradition. Newly ordained monks perform their daily rituals of chanting, meditation, cooking and cleaning and in the evening paint colorful patterns on the floor (Rangoli in India) using dry powder paint.

Initially they draw basic patterns and then graduate to complex designs. In the second year of their stay, they are inducted into a very sacred ritual. The Master priest gives each monk an extremely intricate and complicated design to replicate as their Rangoli. This pattern is so complex that it takes 5 years of part time work in the evening to complete. The monks are made to vow to keep their pattern secret and not show their work in progress to anyone. Their reward for this mammoth effort is to have their complete painting examined by the head Sensei (Priest) of the monastery. If the divine Sensei is pleased, he can bless the monk.

After 5 long years of working on one painting, the examination day arrives and the monks tremble with trepidation as they take their master and Sensei to their room for the final review. The Sensei wears heavy robes, with the long overflowing sleeves that reach the ground. Just as the painting is being shown, the Sensei calls out to the monk, looks him in the eye, and in one strong, swift motion, wipes clean the painting with his robe’s sleeves without even looking at it. The act is sudden, swift and brutal – executed with a benevolent smile.

It is said that the act of seeing 5 years of your hard labor being wiped out in a stroke creates a moment of ‘blankness’ in the minds of the well-trained monks, and that blankness produces nirvana (enlightenment). If not immediately ‘enlightened’, the monks begin weeping with joy at the realization that nothing lasts forever and everything must go.

Losing something very precious makes them gain something even more valuable.

If you have lost something - however painful that experience might have been, you will benefit in the long run.

The Last Moments-Mahatma Gandhi

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 03:53:00 +0000

Struggling with ending processes in WINDOWS?

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 07:03:00 +0000

When we buy a new laptop,we keep on loading it with new softwares irrespective of the fact whether we want to use it or not.In a week or so,the new lappie cant bear it anymore and it slows down.Then we open our so called Task Manager to see what is consuming what??

Any chat agents like Gtalk,MSN,Yahoo or Skype should be removed from the list of processes.

They consume a lot of memory usage even when you are not using them.

Here is an image of a normal Windows Task Manager of a "Virus-Free PC" :P
Let us look at the processes whose Memory Usage is relatively high. These processes are namely BTStackServer, BTtray, csrss, dwm, explorer, GrooveMonitor , mcagent, rundll32, safari, SiteAdv, TaskEng, TaskMgr.
Out of these some files should be removed or i should say can be removed in order to increase system performance. While others if removed will show you a BOD(Blue Screen Of Death).
And I am sure you dont want to see that screen on your new laptop.

In the screenshot above,some essential processes are there. However we can remove some of the processes which are consuming more memory.

Let us look at some of these processes.

csrss.exe

The Microsoft Client Server Runtime Server subsystem utilizes the process csrss.exe for managing the majority of the graphical instruction sets under the Microsoft Windows operating system. As such Csrss.exe provides the critical functions of the operating system, and its termination can result in the Blue Screen of Death being displayed.

Csrss.exe controls threading and Win32 console window features. Threading is where the application splits itself into multiple simultaneous running tasks. Threads supported by csrss.exe are different from processes in that threads are commonly contained within the process, with various threads sharing resources within the same process. The Win32 console is the plain text window in the Windows API system (programs can use the console without the need for image display).

In mobile devices such as notebooks and laptops, the process csrss.exe is closely dependent on power management schemes implemented by the system as defined under the Control Panel option.

dwm.exe

Desktop Window Manager (dwm.exe) is the compositing window manager that gives you all those pretty effects in Windows Vista: Transparent windows, live taskbar thumbnails and even the Flip3D switcher.

What happens in Vista is that applications write the picture of their window to a specific place in memory, and then Windows creates one “composite” view of all the windows on the screen before sending it to your monitor. Because Vista is keeping track of the contents of each window, it can add effects when layering the windows such as the transparency we’re all used to, as well as the live preview thumbnails.

The benefit to using this approach is that Windows Vista can utilize the hardware acceleration features in your video card to create very smooth animations for minimizing and restoring, and even for the transparent effects.

The size of the DWM process is controlled by the number of windows that you have open, since each window requires a buffer in memory to store the contents of the window. If you have a large number of very large windows open, DWM will use more memory.

The benefits of using a compositing window manager are worth that relatively small amount of memory under most circumstances.

The only way to get rid of the dwm.exe process is to stop the service from running. Open up Services from Control Panel or the start menu, and then find the “Desktop Window Manager Session Manager” service in the list, and click the stop button. Note that you will be switched to the Vista Basic theme when you click the button.

BTStackServer.exe and BTtray.exe are essential for your Bluetooth software to function properly.

GrooveMonitor.exe

It is a utility process that is installed as a part of Microsoft Office 2007 (probably the enterprise edition).

Groove Monitor is a tool that can be used to work collaboratively with your colleagues. Documents that come under the Groove Service get synced with other versions in your colleagues’ workspaces.ITS NOT SPYWARE :P.

To get rid of GrooveMonitor,type MSCONFIG in RUN and click on the Startup tab.There,uncheck the GrooveMonitor.

These were some important processes that one should know.

Incase of an infected system,your anti-virus may show an infected file labelled as "TROJAN",it can be any of these system files.

DONT CONFUSE THESE FILES WITH TROJANS,these are just normal files like other files which are infected by a virus.

The easiest way to remove this thing in my view is to follow the following steps.

Backup all the files in My Documents as they will be lost. It's also recommended you backup any other important files you may be concerned about loosing.
Log out of the account that is causing the problem and into a different account. If you do not have another account you can create a new account through the User Accounts icon in the Control Panel.
Once in the other account right-click My Computer icon and click Properties.
In the Properties window click the Advanced tab.
In Advanced click the Settings button under User Profiles.
Finally, in the User Profiles window highlight the name of the profile that is encountering this issue and click the Delete button.
Once the profile has been deleted you can recreate it if you wish to use the same profile name.

How do i know this:

I just experimented :P :P :P

hahahahaha

GUIDE TO GREENER ELECTRONICS

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 09:24:00 +0000

The guide ranks the 18 top manufacturers of personal computers, mobile phones, TVs and games consoles according to their policies on toxic chemicals, recycling and climate change. Last updated: May 2010.

Our three goals for this guide are to get companies to:
-Clean up their products by eliminating hazardous substances.
-Take back and recycle their products responsibly once they become obsolete.
-Reduce the climate impacts of their operations and products.

Have a look at this pdf !!

Help Activists

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 08:59:00 +0000

Climbing rooftops and chimneys to get concerned authorities to act come with a risk. People don't always like to hear the truth and sometimes when we tell them we are put behind bars.

At that time we need someone to bail us out and tell the authorities that our action was for a cause.

No one knows Greenpeace better than those who support it. Our activists can do more if you help them stay out of jail.

Can you help bail activists out?

http://www.greenpeace.org/india/help-activists

Here's how this works:

This petition will be delivered You need to be 18 years or above to sign up as a surety. Once you agree to give a surety, Greenpeace will start a fixed deposit (FD) in your name and deposit money in it.

If an activist gets arrested you will be requested to come to the police station or court in your city and bail him/her out. The money for the bail will come from the FD.

All you have to do is come to the police station or court with a valid address proof, photo id and your PAN card. The monetary aspect will be taken care of by Greenpeace.

Students, homemakers or those not gainfully employed can get their Passport if they don't have a PAN card.

Help keep activists safe. Click here:

http://www.greenpeace.org/india/help-activists

Thanks a billion!

Save The Turtles

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 03:35:00 +0000

I recently came across this wonderful organization called GreenPeace
Its a NGO with more than 40 offices spanning all over the world and with its current headquarters at Amsterdam,Netherlands. its goal is to ensure the ability of the Earth to nurture life in all its diversity.
Well it takes up environmental issues and is described as the most visible environmental NGO of the world.
My question is,if they have the concern why not us,even we have to stay on this planet.
Here is the current issue.
18,000 people have already written to Minister Jairam Ramesh asking him to protect India’s coasts. Over 300 ports are proposed across India's coastline, of which over 200 have been notified. Many of these projects are located in and around mangroves, breeding grounds of marine turtles, other vulnerable marine species and habitats.

Inspite of all the opposition against the Dhamra port in Orissa and the threat it poses to the Bitharkanika and Gahirmatha protected areas, and endangered species like the Olive Ridley Turtle, lessons are yet to be learnt. We cannot let Dhamra happen again.

The Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) notification issued in 1991 was meant to safeguard our coasts. Over the years it has been weakened to suit commercial and political interests.

Minister Ramesh needs to add a clause prohibiting construction of new ports and expansion of existing ones near eco-sensitive areas to strengthen the CRZ notification.

So guys what are you waiting for,here is an oppurtunity to reach Mr. Jairam Ramesh,write a letter to him here.

A New Beginning To A New Life

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 06:04:00 +0000

This new description to my blog is a depiction to intense proliferation in my thoughts that would have otherwise succumbed me to a solitary confinement.I hope I convey my views to the fullest.

End sems going on........ :(

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 16:09:00 +0000

well my third semester end semester examinations are going on,rather they have just started.Well,its the eve of my maths exam and m still left with more than half of the course.Conventionally m not supposed to do what i m doing right now but yeah if i do tht i wont be myself.
So the situation is i hv taken a half an hour break and less than 10 minutes are left.
To begin with my signals paper was good,now its my maths paper,i dont know wht is goin to happen,i just realize tht taking whole number breaks is not a convention either,so m back to studies........ :P :D :) :( :X
PS-i dont know my state
bye

New Year Woes For Microsoft

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 04:34:00 +0000

THE ZUNE PROBLEM:

For most of the people this night were enjoying and taking pleasure of the new year eve,some nerds may have been found working with their slogged heads infront of their LCD's!! :P

I am talking about the Microsoft ZUNE team. A Y2K like bug seems to have hit 30GB Zune users all over the world. It seems that the users were quiet frustrated as they reported a huge number of complaints at zune.net.Let us take a look at the issue.

What the problem was???

The 30 GB Zune experienced a Y2K-like mass failure at around 6:00 am on the 31st, where the portable media player goes to the loading screen and freezes permanently. Zune.net's service status today warns: "Customers with 30gb Zune devices may experience issues when booting their Zune hardware. We're aware of the problem and are working to correct it. The Zune Social might be slow or inaccessible. Sorry for the inconvenience, and thanks for your patience."

Microsoft's Zune support forum has been hit with a mass of complaints, but the problem has yet to receive a public diagnosis from the Zune team. Hundreds of users have each reported the identical problem.

The solution..........

This evening, Microsoft posted an official explanation on Zune.net detailing why all 30GB Zunes suddenly froze up this morning.

"The technical team jumped on the problem immediately and isolated the issue: a bug in the internal clock driver related to the way the device handles a leap year. The issue should be resolved over the next 24 hours as the time change moves to January 1, 2009. We expect the internal clock on the Zune 30GB devices will automatically reset tomorrow (noon, GMT). By tomorrow you should allow the battery to fully run out of power before the unit can restart successfully then simply ensure that your device is recharged, then turn it back on. If you're a Zune Pass subscriber, you may need to sync your device with your PC to refresh the rights to the subscription content you have downloaded to your device. "

THE LAYOFFS:

The layoffs, if true, are part of a pattern in the technology industry and certainly not isolated to Microsoft. Just last month, Adobe laid off 8 percent of its workforce (or about 600 people). Rumors have it that Google has let go thousands of contractors (although it's really hard to confirm this story and Google has not been forthcoming about it). So that Microsoft could be laying off 17 percent of its workforce (or about 15,000 people) is hardly a surprise. The economic slow down means people are buying less software, certainly waiting to upgrade and with Microsoft's issues around Vista, it's all coming together at a bad time. (At least Microsoft waited until after the holidays; give them credit for that.)

Well,another big release for Microsoft is round the corner.Yes,Windows 7 may be released by the end of this year(according to CNET) and Microsoft wants to put Vista behind. The last thing everyone would want is another Vista.

Chalo,best of luck to the oldbees!!!!

Back in Delhi

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 02:33:00 +0000

Finally i am back in Delhi.After a fairly long semester at Manipal Institute Of Technology,these holidays of mine seem quite a lot deserving in one sense.For the other,i hereby tell you tht my end semester exams sucked big time.
Well,no regrets for the past now!!I will be writing quite often now.

Google Android and HTC Dream

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 07:48:00 +0000

Google Android is a software stack for mobile devices based on the Linux operating system kernel and developed by Google and later the Open Handset Alliance. For those of you who dont know about the open system alliance,it is a consortium of 34 hardware, software, and telecom companies devoted to advancing open standards for mobile devices.
Android uses a Java based platform and only Java programmed codes can run on it.The Android Platform provides a rich security model that allows developers to request the capabilities, or access, needed by their application and to define new capabilities that other applications can request. The Android user can choose to grant or deny an application's request for certain capabilities on the handset. Great efforts have been made to secure the Android platform, but it is inevitable that security bugs will be found in any system of this complexity. Therefore,
the Android team works hard to find new bugs internally and responds quickly
and professionally to vulnerability reports from external researchers.

Now regarding the HTC Dream.Well its gonna cost you around $180 and it would be sold along with a T-mobile plan.HTC dream has a Qualcomm 528MHz processor,tochscreen interface,GPS,3.1 megapixel camera.The phone shall come along with inbuilt YouTube player,Gmail and much more.

As far as i can predict,i should say that the iPhone's much eatablished market in the US is in danger.

Finally I am writing

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 11:47:00 +0000

It has been almost one and a half months since i have gt admitted at Manipal, i hvnt been free for even a second so just cudnt write for my much beloved blog.
So,wht i hv gt in my store to write upon????
Recently i attended many workshops-Robotics,Google Android,Symbian...
I ll also talk about the life and times of Manipal in detail.

For All Those Beat Makers-FL Studio

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 05:08:00 +0000

Finally i got my hands back on something which i really used to love during my school days.Anyone who knows me could have guessed the answer in no time.Its Fruityloops.Its probably the best digital music making software that i have heard and used.Here's a brief intro regarding FL.
FL Studio (formerly Fruity Loops) is a digital audio workstation, developed by Belgian company Image-Line Software.

FL Studio features a fully automatable workflow centered around a pattern-based music sequencer. The environment includes extensive MIDI support and incorporates numerous features for the editing, mixing, and recording of audio. Completed songs or clips may be exported to Microsoft WAV, MP3, and as of FL Studio 8, the OGG Vorbis format. FL-Studio saves work in a proprietary *.FLP format.
From classical to non classical,this beat buddy would never let you down.
Here's a video tutorial for all those beat lovers.

A Budding Guitarist

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 18:26:00 +0000

He's my friend Rohan Garg from Georgia Tech!!!

WELL,I THOUGHT ONLY I WAS COOL

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 14:29:00 +0000

Just watch this for a video.

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I.S.T - Indian STRETCHED Time

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 11:50:00 +0000

Not more than a week ago my father and me boarded a First Class train(Rajdhani Express) to Udupi(near Mangalore).I had to attend my counselling at Manipal for B.E. admissions.
Needless to say, the Gujjar riots have messed up railways schedules and earnings but to what extent?? i really doidnt knew before this incident.
We boarded the train at around 11:30 in the morning and its normally a 28 odd hour journey from New Delhi to Udupi. One to two hour delay is normal in India(sort of a birthright).
It means we should have reached Udupi at around 3:30 in the evening the next day.
k.......
zzzzzzzz.....
Delhi to Mathura, the train reached in a record time of one and a half hours.....good nice going!!!
It regained it original speed, then formed a decreasing arithemetic progression and litrellay ran at a speed of about 15 to 20 kmph for about 3 hours.
Then came Agra. It had a stay of about 15 minutes over there after which we got to know the train is going via Bhopal which is not its normal route!!!!
It had to go via Kota.Now an extra 6 hours delay has added to the mess.
And it wasnt enough.
Since the train wasnt going on its normal route it didnt get time to time clearence and as a result of which it could gain its top speed.
And at what time did i reach!!!!
3:3o in the morning the next day!!!!
A massive 12 hour delay!!!!
Man, hats off to Indian railways for producing India's fastest train,Rajdhani Express.

SNAPS!!!

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 11:28:00 +0000

Recently i went to manipal for my B.E. counselling.
Here are few snaps of the MALPE beach......awesome sunset!!!!Then's the Lord Krishna temple, and finally the Manipal University.

FINALLY I WON!!!!

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 06:59:00 +0000

This was the first time that i tried my hands on NFS Most Wanted

And i WON!!!!!

IBM fills chips with water

noreply@blogger.com (akshat) — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 03:31:00 +0000

IBM's not having enough of processor cooling technology or wat????
Or, people at IBM's Zurich Lab have gone crazy enough to try this crap!!!!!

So far IBM's record of processor cooling has been excellant.Two years ago IBM announced a breakthrough with carving channels into chips to let thermal paste sink down nearer the silicon.Then the very last year IBM Zurich had cut more channels into cooling unit.Now, IBM looks to pump water between stacks of processors and other common motherboard components to keep them cool.
(click image for a clearer view)
The chip industry has become rather enamored with the idea of 3-D stacking where processors and memory, among other things, sit right on top of each other instead of near each other on a motherboard. This should help increase the speed at which data flows between the various components by opening up many more communications paths. By shrinking wires to about 1/1000th of their usual size, chip makers can also help reduce the energy consumption of their products.
But but......removing heat from the preocessor has been a major issue!!!!

To deal with the heat, IBM has discovered a way to pipe water into cooling tunnels that are about as thin as a human hair and that sit in between die layers of a processor.However this technology will be still be years away from production.
chalo,best of luck to our IBM buddies.
paani re paani tera use kaisa????......................hehehehehehehe