Remembering Jagriti Yatra 2013 days
Jagriti Yatra is one of the most events in India that brings ~450 brightest minds along in a train that runs for 14 days across India, giving a glimpse of how large and beautiful our nation is, how people belonging to varied cultures live.
I spotted this chart during my journey which one of the participants had made. It truly captured the essence of Jagriti Yatra and also the countless memories that we all had made together.
Transmissions system model that we made in DTU / DCE Fest in 2011
This was the winning model : 
Below is the model that we worked on.
Movies I liked
Movies I liked so far:
Den of Thieves - Excellent Movie. Movie is about cops chasing the bad guys.
Adrift - I love sea and water - a romantic movie which ended up with a tragedy.
From where did I start my journey?
In around 2008, I purchased the first domain called Qwerz.com which I bought to create an education portal teaching PHP, Web designing and other related technologies. I was a first year college student then and the memories is what I cherish now.
In matter of few months, I got hundreds of registrations then and I did upload many tutorials on it. Later on, thanks to my perpetual chase for shining balls, I switched to other projects and quite let it go.
Learning - if you are getting some success in your gig, pursue it more and exploit all opportunities. Make best use of your time and stick around for a long haul.
Observations while using Google Photos extensively
1. When you try to upload the RAW images to Google Photos, the kernal_task usage spikes to 200% - 900% and once the upload is completed, the system usage settles down.
2. If you try to upload thousands of files to Google photos, there can be instances when few images aren't uploaded and an error is shown in the end with names of those images. Try to copy the names and upload them manually one by one. Alternatively, upload the entire folder again but that again takes a lot of time to upload. The issue is caused mainly because the files were of unsupported format, or they weren't read from hard disk properly or there was some issue in uploading them to google photos. Happens all the time and it is normal.
3. Duplicate images are mostly taken care of by google photos as it keeps on reducing the number of total files to upload count. That just shows how many duplicate files were identified.
4. For Google Photos, I have observed that the photos are uploaded at maximum speed of 6 - 10 MB/s despite having 200MB/s connection. Images sizes varies from .5MB to 10MB and some of them were duplicates of already updated images.
5. For video uploads to Google Photos, the speed peaked to 50MB/second -- that was a relief.
6. Google photos doesn't automatically upload sub-folders so you need a folder with all the images and videos.
