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Hello, Dear Feed Subscribers, Let me begin by saying thank you for subscribing to the feed of my website. It is a quiet joy of mine to maintain this little corner of the Web and occasionally spot, in the server logs, that a few of you wander in via your old and trusted feed readers. Recently, you may have noticed something odd with the feeds from this website. Your feed reader might have shown a bunch of old posts as if they were freshly published. If that happened with your feed reader, I ap...| Susam Pal
A negative number multiplied by another negative number results in a positive number. Most of us learnt this rule during our primary or secondary school years. 'Negative times negative equals positive' was a phrase that was drummed into us during mathematics lessons. In this article, we will prove it not just for numbers, but for any algebraic structure that, in a general sense, behaves somewhat like numbers. We will find out what that means shortly. First, let us see an illustration of this ...| Susam Pal
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While I am browsing the Web, one thing I always like to see is a page with purple links. Since the early days of the Web, purple has has become the default colour for visited links. Here's a relevant note from the changelog of NCSA Mosaic 0.13 (1993): Changed default anchor representations: blue and single solid underline for unvisited, dark purple and single dashed underline for visited. Visiting a web page and finding purple links brings a sense of ease. The purple links indicate that I am ...| Susam Pal
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