For future reference:[firstName]= vishvas,[lastName]= vasuki
Saying my name: vish-vaas vaa-suki. 信.
Asynchronous
Email:
- [firstName].[lastName]ATT gmail.com
You can verify my messages by using:
Voice/text-messaging IM!
Number used below +९१ ९५९१२६८५०६
- telegram (preferred)
- whatsapp (don’t like it, but I do check it)
Internet chat:
I very rarely (almost never) use instant messengers.
- Google talk, yahoo, skype:first name [dot] last name.
Anon message
You can send me an anon message here.
Professional and Social Networking websites:
In case we know each other, you may keep track of me (and discuss common interests) on these sites:
- x.com/dyugangaa
- LinkedIn(Rarely used).
Synchronous
My phone is set not to ring on calls from unknown numbers (too much spam) - so whatsapp message me first.
I use the below rarely for scheduled meetings
- zoom.us
- google meet
- teamviewer
Schedule
On feedback
I love feedback: +ve or -ve. I am serious about it: I have a special folder for compliments and critiques (though I tend to then consciously reject the former in accordance with father manu - “सम्मानाद्ब्राह्मणो नित्य- मुद्विजेत विषादिव । अमृतस्येव चाकाङ्क्षे- दवमानस्य सर्वदा ।।”). So, don’t hesitate!
Emergency info
For use in case of emergencies:
- Do not resuscitate.
- Contact family and remind them of my death/ disability plan.
- If dead:
- Donate eyes and any viable organs.
- Donate body to medical school for dissection training. If that is not possible, incinerate.
The name
‘vAsuki’ is not a ‘family name’; it is a patronymicwhich comes from the name of my father: ವಾಸುಕಿ ಕಡಬ ರಙ್ಗರಾಜ ಅಯ್ಯಙ್ಗಾರ್. (My family name would actually be ‘अय्यङ्गार्’.) So, I prefer to be called: vishvAs. (Note that I useOPTITRANSto encode hindu sounds in latin alphabet.)
Sites leading here
This info is useful in case of moving website location.
Profiles at:
- github.com
- stackexchange
Language
I like to practice my sometimes questionable language skills (संस्कृत-भाषा, ಕನ್ನಡ, हिन्दी, ಹೆಬ್ಬಾರ್ ತಮಿಳ್) on others. I try to speak Indian languages with Indians (an aptly moderated “न वदेद् यावनीं भाषां प्राणैः कण्ठगतैर् अपि”). Incidentally, you can practice conversational संस्कृत-भाषा in many places around the world, includingAustinand the SF Bay area), thanks toसंस्कृत-भारती!