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तोह (So)... This site ...

 … is a record of my learnings as I wonder and toy with things. I expect most entries to be related to electronics and computing. But then, I would not bet on it. My interests and fascinations tend to be highly volatile. Perhaps this site would only be of interest to those who happen to think like me. I just hope I am not too unique.
On the name of the site ...
I wanted a name that captures my opinion about my thoughts. No sooner do I find one answer that more questions start popping up. Kind of like how you can spend hours on Wikipedia reading topics that you have no clue why you are reading. Feels like chaos ... entropy... Meaningless when you think about it, but sounds fancy. Kind of like Hollywood.
On the use of भारतीय (Indian)शब्दs (words ) ...
Having grown up in a multi-lingual environment, that is just how my mind works. I don't think in one language. I do provide a translation. And you know ... Everyone wants to be different. Just like me ... :P 

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