Crestless Wave's Blog

Getting rid of social media, one at a time

After being on almost all major social networking sites from last thirteen years I realized it's been too long for such a thing. I first learned the idea of social networking sites in 2005 and it began with Orkut in it's golden days. Lots of groups and communities which shared tons of information, old time games and scarps to each other. Lots of friends found and lost as well.

Then came

Review: Audio Technica M50x

I usually don't write product reviews because I have a strange set or parameters that never meets most people's needs. However, this time I am writing one for Audio Technica M50X studio monitor headphones, which I have been using from last one month. I don't qualify as an audiophile, but I do have average understanding of music and sound. I don't create music myself, but I appreciate ones

The unlovables

Let's talk today.
About us. The tagged loners of the society. Ones who treat themselves to stay upbeat. Ones who no longer find being around people amusing. Ones who wander off alone and relax in unurthodox and disapproved ways.
While we aren't lonely at all, it's something that people miss out, mostly because they never saw us the way we really are. We aren't the ones who would fit in their

Who You are?

Do you know who you are?
Or what you are going to be?
It's morning, you still struggling to wake up at 9 AM and promising yourself to sleep early tonight. You know you won’t be. You drag yourself out of bed, after repeated alarm refused to snooze anymore, and leave the blanket as is. You pick up your phone from under the pillow and remove earphones, some song is still playing, and you stop it and

[Day1]:To Mountains, Where My Soul Belongs: Delhi to Haldwani

As soon as I saw August 15 on Monday and
Raskhabandhan on August 18 on my organization’s internal portal for leave
management, I felt a sudden rush, a different kind of joy that was waiting to
be rekindled after my Leh-Ladakh bike trip got cancelled for this year.

It gave me two days of weekend, Monday and
Thursday of holiday. All I needed was to get my leaves approved for Tuesday and

[Preface]:To Mountains, Where My Soul Belongs: Uttrakhand|Kausani|Bageshwar|Munsyari

Preview:




What it takes to realize everything is fine around
you?

A solo trip to the mountains, where your soul dwells
in the echoes of the winds that carry fragments of clouds with them.



What it takes to realize world is going back to chaos
and infinite hurry?

End of the aforementioned road trip.



What happens when you are working full time to a
corporate and getting a paycheque at

Let's Explore India through the Instagram of Indian Travellers

"What it takes to realize everything is fine around you?A solo trip to the mountains where your soul dwells in the echoes of the winds that carry fragments of clouds with them.What it takes to realize world is going back to chaos and infinite hurry?End of the aforementioned road trip."
What happens when you are working full time to a
corporate and getting a paycheque at 1st of every

TimeLapse Uttarakhand: India| Garming Virb |Xiaomi Yi | Watch in Full HD

Short Story: Kismi Bar

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Remember the days when you were just a little kid,
unaware of the world and people around you?

I do. I remember everything clear as crystal.

I often went to local market with my parents to buy weekly
grocery. After making all purchase, the friendly shopkeeper would ask which
toffee I wanted. (Then chocolates were for the rich kids, not the largely
middle class neighbourhood

#FoundNemo, a simple app to cut your expenses

Back in old days, we used to borrow things from our neighbors. Remember when your neighbor used to come with 'ek katori shakkar dena' and used to take away milk, tea, ginger, rice, potato, onion and oil? 



Well gone are those days. Now we barely know who lives next door. 

Often we need something for a short period of time and end up buying it for just ONE TIME USE!

I have more tools that