Flickr provides 1 Terabyte of space FREE!

Today is a happy day as I woke up to realize Flickr now provides 1 Terabyte of free space!

Most of my photos are uploaded on Flickr. I starting using Flickr to interact with other photographers, and to store and share my photographs. Just a day ago, I was getting warnings that I am reaching the limit; that only the recent 200 photos will be visible on my photo-stream after that. But with the new 1TB space, I need not worry any more.

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So as of now I am using 0.046% of the total space. Woohoo!

 

Also Flickr has updated the GUI that looks grander than the earlier. Pictures are displayed bigger so viewing picture is a lot more enjoyable now. Awesome. Thanks Flickr!

Links:

My Flickr Photostream here

Types of Flickr accounts and limits

Am I too old for the songs?

So what did I do today?

Listened to some songs like I normally would in the morning, drinking tea while reading the newspaper. And today I thought I'd try old songs. Some of those mp3s which haven't been played for years since my teenage days. 

The music is playing but I can't seem to connect and enjoy the songs anymore. That's when I felt may be I have grow old for these music. The songs weren't bad, just that may be I was too old for those songs (lol). So I deleted them one-by-one and folder by folder. They are just parking there wasting space. 

And so my Facebook update also aptly goes-

"Woke up and listened to Blink182 and I felt younger....so much younger that I deleted the entire folder after 2 songs! 
I guess Busted also will be facing the same fate."

Have you also grown old for some music lately? :)

Should you include or not include hobbies in a resume?

The other day, I was looking at an old resume which I probably might be the first ones I made while starting to looking for a job. It obviously sounded kind of funny reading through it, just like looking at old photographs is always funny, in some way.

One section really caught me- the hobbies!!

Most people include hobbies, especially in their first few resumes, no doubt about it. May be after that some carried on for some years. But as you grow experienced and you start to apply to more senior positions, is it appropriate and does it add any value to your resume? Would someone read your resume and think it is not professional that you mentioned hobbies?

Well, looking at my first resume, there might be