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- May 13, 2020

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BY - HRISHIKESH MISHRA

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THE WORST INTERVIEW

- August 28, 2022

It was 28th Aug 2022,I knew I was having an interview scheduled today, but what I didn't knew was that GMail sucks, The company sent a mail a day before about the details of the interview and timing which was supposed to be at 2pm on 28th. But my very smart Gmail and Google calendar, sent me a notification that the interview is scheduled at 7.30pm evening. Thankfully, the company sent me a reminding mail 15 mins before the interview. So I was able to join the interview, but wait it's just the beginning... The clouds started bursting out loud, made my network slow, and never the less the interview told me that there's a lot of background noise, so I thought ,let's change the earphone ,but that didn't work, So I started giving it on loud speaker. Now, the interviewer started asking questions, I was trying my best to answer them correctly, There were some questions that I was not able to answer as I was not well revised, then he gave me a coding question in the chat,...

Technical Review

- May 11, 2020

#MAKAUT #MARPOINTS #TMSL #TECHNICAL_REVIEW By - Hrishikesh Mishra CSE -1ST YEAR . Technical Review on "E-SIM" . What is an eSIM? An eSIM is exactly what it sounds like: An electronic, or embedded, SIM. Instead of a physical card, SIM technology is built right into your phone. It’s a small chip that’s used to authenticate your identity with your carrier. Of course, you probably have some questions about that. When traveling with a traditional SIM card, you may have to swap to another carrier’s SIM card to keep your coverage. If you want to change carriers at home, you’ll also have to physically replace your SIM card. With that in mind, does a built-in SIM mean you have to switch phones? Thankfully, no. In fact, one of the advantages of eSIM technology is that it makes it much easier to switch carriers. Instead of having to order a new SIM and wait around for it to arrive, you can switch to a new carrier straight from your phone. If ...