Aman Goyal

Aman Goyal blogs about technology and related stuff here. He tries to play FPS games like CSGO, Valorant on his potato pc, which he also uses to code. A passionate quizzer and a fervent reader(mainly light novels and mangas)

Converting numbers into words in Excel

What?

A quick blog that contains the script needed for converting numbers into words in your excel sheet

Aman's first blog

Whew. Finally. Hello World.

Chess book recommendations for improvement

What?

This is another list of lists - list of lists of books recommended by chess players/instructors all over the internet

My journey of learning Chess

What?

What have I learned? What have I been learning? What will I be learning? How will I be learning? So much to do, so little time!

Surf history dumps - Water purifiers

What?

I need to buy a new water purifier. Here’s all the research I’ve done on the features/brands/products. As usual, dumping it in the blog for posterity.

Surf history dumps - Chess

What?

I picked up Chess(again!). Yeah yeah, I’ll fix the formatting for this blog later. This is just another info dump. I read a lot about Chess databases, engines, books and other resources. Just a surf history dump of all of that.

Valorant all Agent abilities time guide

What ?

It’s so annoying that Valorant doesn’t have all the details about an ability listed in the Agent Abilities page. They do not even maintain a ‘reference’ page, so to say. I couldn’t find an updated collection of the time/duration for all the agent abilites - neither official nor a community one. So here’s one by me.

apt prevent updating a specific package

(Note: This is not the first blog. The first blog has been hidden, I’ll upload it once I’ve finalized it.)

Ever had a need to prevent particular troublesome packages from being upgraded? (Looking at you virtualbox)

Markdown Extra Components

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Markdown Common Elements

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