Archive for January, 2007

Janinjuary

The Ask a Ninja collection on Revver Tweet

January 27, 2007 • Posted in: Humor, Video • No Comments

Plans and criticisms of plans

From TheShow with ZeFrank Tweet

January 27, 2007 • Posted in: Politics, Video • No Comments

Top 29 Firefox Extensions (Add-ons) and 16 Greasemonkey Scripts

The Firefox page has now been updated with the long-awaited Top 29 Firefox Extensions and 16 Greasemonkey Scripts for your Firefoxing pleasure. Also, don’t forget the Manoa Researcher Toolkit, v.0.7.0 released on January 6, 2007. Tweet

January 25, 2007 • Posted in: Firefox, Programming, Web 2.0 • No Comments

MathML, TeX, LaTeX, TeXvc, MimeTeX, oh my!

All I wanted was to display statistical formulas on my wiki (and blog, well, actually any web page), but apparently that is not so easy. MathML is not widely implemented (IE 7 still uses a plug-in??!). In addition, the exquisitely unhelpful discussions regarding any problems with TeXvc (the built-in MediaWiki LaTeX processor), and vacuum of [...]

January 24, 2007 • Posted in: Open Source, Programming, Visualization, Wiki • 4 Comments

Rocketboom: Candidate announcement video analysis

See Rocketboom archive for larger version Tweet

January 24, 2007 • Posted in: Politics, Video • No Comments

Barack Obama Exploratory Committee created

Barack Obama website Tweet

January 16, 2007 • Posted in: Leadership, Politics, Video • One Comment

The iPhone… it's Everything…

January 16, 2007 • Posted in: Humor • One Comment

Podcasts of Interest: News, Humor, Education

There are many free, regularly updated podcasts out there these days. Below is a list of the ones that I continue to find interesting and relevant. The links are to the podcast feeds, but these are all available by searching on their show names or artists within the iTunes Store. The special archives links are [...]

January 14, 2007 • Posted in: Uncategorized • No Comments

Rocketboom: C.E.S. vs. Macworld

< div ALIGN=”CENTER”> (I know, the size format bites, but that is all that dotSUB provides) < div> C.E.S. is the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, considered the largest of its type, where many new products are introduced. Macworld is just that, held in San Francisco. How can a single company’s show eclipse that [...]