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Chapters (76)
  1. Cover
  2. SIDIN VADUKUT
  3. GOD SAVE THE DORK
  4. Dedication
  5. BOOK ONE
  6. 11 March 2007
  7. 17 March 2007
  8. 18 March 2007
  9. 19 March 2007
  10. 20 March 2007
  11. 21 March 2007
  12. 22 March 2007
  13. 23 March 2007
  14. 24 March 2007
  15. 25 March 2007
  16. 26 March 2007
  17. 27 March 2007
  18. 28 March 2007
  19. 29 March 2007
  20. 30 March 2007
  21. 31 March 2007
  22. 1 April 2007
  23. 2 April 2007
  24. 4 April 2007
  25. 5 April 2007
  26. 6 April 2007
  27. 7 April 2007
  28. 8 April 2007
  29. 9 April 2007
  30. 12 April 2007
  31. 14 April 2007
  32. 15 April 2007
  33. 16 April 2007
  34. BOOK TWO
  35. 7 May 2007
  36. 8 May 2007
  37. 14 May 2007
  38. 15 May 2007
  39. 18 May 2007
  40. 19 May 2007
  41. 22 May 2007
  42. 23 May 2007
  43. 24 May 2007
  44. 25 May 2007
  45. 02 June 2007
  46. 05 June 2007
  47. 07 June 2007
  48. 10 June 2007
  49. 11 June 2007
  50. 12 May 2007
  51. 17 May 2007
  52. 21 June 2007
  53. 24 June 2007
  54. 27 June 2007
  55. 28 June 2007
  56. 29 June 2007
  57. 2 July 2007
  58. 5 July 2007
  59. 6 July 2007
  60. 7 July 2007
  61. 9 July 2007
  62. 10 July 2007
  63. 11 July 2007
  64. 12 July 2007
  65. 13 July 2007
  66. 14 July 2007
  67. 15 July 2007
  68. 16 July 2007
  69. 17 July 2007
  70. 18 July 2007
  71. 19 July 2007
  72. 20 July 2007
  73. 21 July 2007
  74. 22 July 2007
  75. Author’s Note
  76. Acknowledgements

And then suddenly Sugandh said that he also had some excellent multimedia collections on his computer in the office that he could share with me. I told him I had too much work in the office and had no time for such distractions.

Then he asked me when I had downloaded Mohra.

I told him I had downloaded it many years ago.

He said that he had checked the network logs and he could clearly see that I had downloaded it from the apartment’s wireless network.

I told him that this might have happened accidently while I was using the computer.

He told me that he had to report this to the apartment manager as it was in violation of their online net usage policy.

I told him that Dufresne was looking to hire IT people for senior positions in London and in other cities around the world and he seemed like a bright prospect.

Sugandh said that mistakes could happen to anybody and he didn’t see the point of discussing it with the manager. However he was wondering how he could apply to Dufresne without having a good resume.

I told him that I was known in certain circles as the Rembrandt of Resumes and I would be more than happy to create a masterpiece for him. And then we had this conversation:

‘So I will come tomorrow sir? For making resume?’

‘No Sugandh. I am very busy tomorrow. I will give you a call when I am free.’

‘Oh no. No problem. I will ask the manager to help me …’

‘What nonsense! I am free tomorrow after office. Why don’t you come around 8 o’clock?’

And then he left.

MOTHER FUCKER SUGANDH BASTARD!

I have a bad bad bad feeling about this …

FUCK FUCK FUCK. I AM GOING TO DELETE THAT SHAGG FOLDER AS SOON POSSIBLE! BLOODY THING IS GOING TO GET ME INTO SERIOUS TROUBLE ONE DAY. DEFINITELY IN A WEEK OR TWO I AM GOING TO ERASE IT COMPLETELY.

Going to bed now. Meeting with Dominic.

I am somewhat bothered by Tom’s insistence on limiting the Dufresne team to seven.

9.00 p.m.

I have an idea. Dominic might like it. Hmm …

28 March 2007

6.29 p.m.

Today, Diary, I would like to introduce a new concept into our vocabulary. I call it the … (drum roll …)

SPARK OF BRILLIANCE!

Now Diary I know exactly what you are thinking. You are thinking as follows:

‘Oh my god. Einstein is going to say something wonderful about himself again. Unbearable! Why is he so arrogant? Why is he talking like those IIT fellows in business school who think they know everything in the world just because they cleared one stupid exam that leaks every three, four or five years? Ok fine. You have a very steep career path. But there is no need for this level of self-reputation …’