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Sourceforge finally sports a new look!

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Anonymous said…
Yup.....God's window looks cleaner.
Deepanjan said…
So tell me what exactly u TCS guys are doing. Which domain...platform...technology, etc.
Anonymous said…
Ok....am in .Net, rakesh is in J2EE, Divesh C++ (not sure)....this is the mumbai crowd....dunno about others...m in GE Finance/Insurance(Genworth) domain, rakesh is in GE Healthcare and Divesh is in Nortel Domain. Wats ur off mail id.....cant access yahoo etc....so gimme the off one...will mail u there
Deepanjan said…
deepanjan_nag_xp at hotmail dot com.
My office id has very little space. Gets flooded 2 often.

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