Blogspot Blocked in India: Airtel, BSNL and Tikona Users Unable to Connect to Blogspot Domains

According to the users complain stretching all over the internet forums, Google’s popular freehosting site, Blogspot, has been blocked in India. From the past few days, Google’s blogspot domains are not accessible in India and the blogger users are blaming the Indian government for it is the brain behind this monopoly.

While I am not sure if this is a deliberate attempt from the Indian Government to scuttle the freedom of speech of blogspot users, but some users have mentioned that blogspot blogs fails to load on the Airtel, BSNL, Tikona and Idea connection.“Government of India is experimenting with some limited access to the internet,” says v8, a forum member who is enraged by the blocking of blogspot sites.

The only source of information available is the Google’s Help Forum and the tweets on theTwitter website. However, I am able to access blogspot blogs on my Tata indicom connection, although my connection has been acting up lately. Anyone facing similar issues?

Another tweet mentions that blogspot sites are working fine on BSNL connection, but when trying to access from the Airtel broadband connection, it goes haywire — throwing out “connection has timed out” error.

Airtel is blocking *.blogspot.com sites. All accessible from BSNL. The fact that Airtel denies that there’s a problem proves that there is blocking of blogspot sites. 

SOURCE : http://blogote.com/2011/internet-sites/blogspot-blocked-in-india-airtel-bsnl-and-tikona-users-unable-to-connect-to-blogspot-domains.html?utm_source=twitterfeed

Facts behind Endhiran !

It was a cool night, when i was wandering around some web pages. But it was interesting to see a particular web page contents, especially ENDHIRAN SCIENTIFIC FACTS , let me share you some of them here...

0.                        Which processor is having the capacity of 1 zeta byte memory and 1 Tera Hz speed?

The processor name is Pentium ultra core millennia v2. This was explained to bohra by chitti in robotic conference scene. Film unit take ultimate care for trying to show  this more advanced than terminator.

1.                        In chitti introduction scene, Chitti says “Hello world”. Why chitti is using this words?

For every assembly programming language the first output of the program will be “Hello World”. So if you are watching chitti as a programmed machine you will get so many logics behind it.

2.                        When calculating the largest prime number chitti is saying it will take some years for us to calculate? Is that true?

Yes. The largest prime number is M44. The previous one M43 discovered on November 2005. But the next one M44 discovered on September 2006. So this takes 10 months. So from calculating from 1 it will take some years.

3.                        In Robotic conference one person asking whether 24157817 is a Fibonacci number? What is that?

Fibonacci numbers are 0 and 1, and each subsequent number is the sum of the previous two. So after 0 and 1 the next Fibonacci is 1,2,3,5 and so on.

But chitti will be saying it is 22^nd Fibonacci. But it is wrong. It is actually 37^th Fibonacci number.

 

4.                    Is there anyway vaseegaran will prevent chitti from seeing aishwariya rai ( SMS message just for comedy)

Yes. He needs to include the following program line.

if (figure==sana)

(
goto next_figure:
)

Follow the link to know more facts on Endhiran


More on : http://www.arulselvan.com/2010/11/endhiran-scientific-facts-2.html

Movie Mistakes

You probably notice some small and big mistakes all the time. If you missed some of them, here are few you’d probably like to see

 

Source: Moviemistakes.com is an Internet website created by Jon Sandys in 1996 and is principally dedicated to the recording of mistakes found in movies and television; it also includes trivia, quotes, hidden DVD Easter Eggs and movie trailers. As of October 2009 it currently lists more than 84,400 mistakes, of which over 7,100 have pictures. It also has over 680 paid members and 11,100 free members.

By 2003 the site was averaging 25,000 hits a day and a record 100,000 hits in December 2003 when an article on mistakes in The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King was posted on Slashdot, crashing the site server. A server upgrade was prompted in January 2005 when a list of the “Top Mistakes of 2004″ was copied by several publications and the site received a record 150,000 hits, again crashing the site.

 

 

 

 

Source : http://do-while.com/coolest-movie-mistakes/