Net Neutrality: A View from the Past

If anything has changed in the last four years for net neutrality, it’s that things have gotten worse. Recently, Google and Verizon announced their plan for keeping wired internet neutral, but had other plans for wireless.
Here is an article I wrote late 2006  about the issue:
A Neutral Network of Minds
- Parimal Satyal, December 2006
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Entendu: Final Presentation

I presented a pre-release alpha version of my app Entendu to my UMass iPhone class today. Here’s a video:

I previously posted a video of my presenting a development plan to the class about a month ago.

Why I Like Camino 2.0 over Safari 4

The Camino Project recently released version 2.0 of their Mac OS X-native Gecko-licious web browser, and after having used it for a while, I think it’s a now a strong contender in the browser scene. If you’re using Safari, you might consider switching.

Entendu: An iPhone App in Production

For my ‘Programming for the iPhone’ class this semester, I’m developing a sort of Twitter client that aggregates quotes. This is my final pre-development product presentation (with video and slides).

Google Lets You Type in Nepali

Using Google’s Indic Transliteration tools, you can type in romanized Nepali and have the software convert it to devanagari characters.

Parag Satyal, a VFX/motion guy in Sydney

Parag Satyal is a VFX/motion guy in Sydney. In fact, he’s a design, art, animation, music, video and technology guy. More importantly, he’s my brother, and he’ll be graduating in July from the Billy Blue School of Design, where he read Multimedia Design.