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This article offers practical, surface-level insights into technology, tailored for non-developers in tech-adjacent roles, to enhance understanding and collaboration with technical teams. It focuses on the possibilities and limitations of IT, specifically web technologies.

The author explores theBrowserCompany’s Arc browser, highlighting its unique features like the sidebar, ‘spaces’, and ‘Little Arc’. They discuss how Arc Max uses AI to enhance user experience and speculate on a potential shift from Chrome to Arc.

Explore the complexities of Indian politics, the role of technology in voting, and the impact of the duopoly system on democracy in this insightful blog post.

Every time I go to pay for something, be it groceries, gas, or movie tickets, I am faced with a conundrum. Should I pull out my right pocket phone to scan the QR code or my left pocket wallet to use the card?

This blog discusses the importance of voting, the role of the Election Commission, and the metrics that matter in a democracy. It delves into the advent of the NOTA (None Of The Above) option in India’s elections and its implications. The blog also explores the concept of voting as a constitutional right versus a civic duty, and the impact of different voting behaviors on society.

There are  about 150 UPI apps in India. Years ago, choosing  one was hard. But is there any difference? Isn't the underlying work the same for all? Aren't they just different flavours? True to some extent, but some of these apps provide some extra functionality over or along with UPI, which sometimes is a huge differentiating factor, and this integration of these functionalities made me call it a stack. This stack makes payments easier, and that is what this blog is about.

A comparison about how well Kaviyathalaivan and The prestige co-incides

Powered by "sponsor_name" is something we are all familiar with. Usually this is a figurative message the content is not literally powered by the sponsor. But when I say that this blog is “powered by TNEB', I mean it literally and not figuratively — it’s TNEB’s power that runs my laptop, powers the modem, and lets me write this blog.

Sillu Karuppati (SK) snuck into cinemas at the end of 2019 without making much noise. It was critically acclaimed and bombarded with good reviews. Curious, I checked out the crew and noticed...