Most of us use multiple email accounts, blogs, subscription to email lists, social networks, web sites etc. In the future with web2.0 and web3.0 we'll be using the Internet more often and the www, and intern we'll be putting lot of data/information online. But when we die, what will happen to all these? I know that there are some mechanisms to close down some of the services if are not used/inactive for some defined period of time.
There was a cartoon some time back saying " on the Internet, no body knows you are a dog". So, is it correct to say " on the Internet no body knows you are dead"?
Have you ever thought of this? What do you think?
These pics were captured in the 2nd Randoli Perehera on 2nd August 2009 in Kandy. There was a large crowd. All the seats (a seat here is an any possible place you can sit) were taken by 5pm and the Perehera started at 9.40 pm.
This is a kadupul flower. The photo was captured on 13/6/2009 8.53 pm, again in our home garden. The flower blossoms at night and gives good smell.
How many of you have seen this creature before? I saw it for the 1st time on 21st of December 2008. It was in my home garden (in Kandy, Sri Lanka). It was there for couple of days in one of our flower trees and we could not see it after 2-3 days. Luckily I could take few picture with my 3.2 mega pixel camera.
