Just had a look at Arun Ravindran's site and read the latest posts on his blog.

Which reminded me, he had asked me for some photos (Hyderabad photos, Sys.com snaps, etc.) some time back and I'm yet to send them.  Many of those photos are scattered on my TAPMI and TAPMI2 CDs  For those who don't know it, I follow a naming convention for data CDs that I write at TAPMI.  The CDs that I wrote during the first year are called TAPMICD 1 through TAPMICD 28, and the second year ones started from TAPMI2 CD 1, and have reached TAPMI2 CD 13 now.

The Hyderabad photos are among a couple of CDs that were mailed to me from home (these include some 2D and 3D graphics/animations created by Varun as well, which I am very eager to see!).

OK, so I will get these photos soon - I just checked my TAPMI Mail Inbox and found that the package had arrived today, I will collect that tomorrow - and I will also dig up the other photos that Arun wanted.  But I still have to actually send them, and therein lies the problem.

My TAPMI mailbox always has around 9 MB of stuff in it, and it won't allow me to send emails unless the mailbox size is below that (once the mailbox size reaches 10 MB it is closed until I delete messages).  I remember Yashasvi and myself discussing this matter with Mr. Kiran (TAPMI Network Administrator), who was considering increasing the mailbox size for students.  I said that even if the size was increased, it wouldn't matter, because the data stored in the mailbox would accumulate anyway until it is near the limit.

And that is more support for the law that I stated in the previous post:

Karthik's Network Resource Law: The data stored in any network resource tends to expand to fit the available size!