Apr 01
Apr 01
Google TiSP – your FREE in-home wireless boradband! The Toilet Internet Service Provider (TiSP) project is a self-installed, ad-supported online service that will be offered entirely free to any consumer with a WiFi-capable PC and a toilet connected to a local municipal sewage system. Google has finally done it. They have announced free in-home boradband [...]
Read more: Google Offers Free In-Home Wireless!Dec 25
Merry Christmas everyone! I hope your weekend has been lovely and that you and your family are all feeling blessed! Please feel free to check out today’s Letters of Faith Through the Seasons post on Luke the Evangelist, I enjoyed it. And now for your Christmas viewing pleasure:
Read more: Merry Christmas!Nov 17
While looking through some pictures from college I came across two pictures that I took of the microcomputer that I built in my Physics 335 (Electric Circuits Laboratory II – Digital) class and thought I would post them for all the nerds out there!
Read more: Building a MicrocomputerNov 16
While surfing around the other day, I can across this cool page: the Image Mosaic Generator. Their web based program allows you to upload an image and it will search Flickr for photos that match in color to create the mosaic. It is pretty cool. I think one thing that would make it cooler is [...]
Read more: Image Mosaic GeneratorOct 19
Great post title, eh? Okay, all this really means is I have a few awesome links for you all to check out. Firefox 2 RC3 is available for download. This is still a Beta project so not everything will necessarily work perfectly, but I, personally, cannot see why you wouldn’t want to download it. The [...]
Read more: Firefox, Ruben’s Tube, NES, and a Great Economy!Oct 01
Alexandre and Evgeniy, the two Russians who created Wikimapia, have tipped me off to their new Wikimapia Google Earth Layer. It is a cool addition to Wikimapia that really increases its felxibility and usability. For more info, see my post: Wikimapia Invades Google Earth! Full details are at that post (and feel free to digg [...]
Read more: Use Wikimapia in Google Earth!