Trip to Divinity A view atop the hotel in Mussourie. Travel journal of my latest tour Day - 1 17.10.19 "In anticipation of something new excitement arose" It's heard already to write this travel journal while being in train. My day has started much before anyone else as I left for work yesterday, worked the entire night, and in the morning around 10:30 I took a shared cab and left for Howrah railway station. The purpose of this trip was to start our journey from Lucknow and eventually reach Haridwar while covering few other places on the way. While on cab I passed by the ever famous "Nakul & Girish Chandra" - the iconic sweet shop among Kolkatans. Alas it still remained just a glimpse. Shortly afterwards, the punchy and raw smell of the masalas woke me up in a frenzy only to remind me that I entered Burrabazar, a trader's place complete with snarling traffic and desperate me alone in a cab. The standstill traffic was the ...
Parsec - Co-op Multiplayer Cloud Gaming Review (WIP) My computer is getting really old truth to be told. My computer specs are below: Core 2 Duo 3.0 Ghz 2x2 GB of Zion 800 Mhz Ram Nvidia Geforce GTX 550 Ti Redgear Pro Wireless Gamepad I have become fond of my Redgear Pro Wireless Gamepad. I can post the review of it later. So yesterday I was thinking about playing some latest games that will put my controller to put use and then came the idea of Cloud Gaming. The way Cloud Gaming works is that the latest and some older games are installed on the company's server computers. Those computers are equipped with the latest and modern hardware and software for which a common folk if wants to upgrade will run into $ 1000 to $ 2000. Those hardware of those computers process the game and the video of the output will be sent back to the user to watch. But it's a game so the user is given input controls which will be sent to the remote computers. There are few players i...