I’ve been very interested in the series Linux Journal has been running on NX. They describe it as: “a new technology that allows one to run remote X11 sessions across slow or low-bandwidth network connections. User experience with NX is… Read More »NX
A fun game, and apparently you’re helping computers to learn to see at the same time. Peekaboom is this week’s top timewaster for me!
Spamusement calls itself “Poorly-drawn cartoons inspired by actual spam subject lines”, but I call it freaking hilarious. Then again, it is 12:31 AM right now, so I may think differently in the morning. Either way, it has an RSS feed… Read More »Spamusement
Novell has recently “opened” their development of SUSE Linux, creating a project called Open SUSE To clarify what Novell means when it says it is “opening” SUSE, Mancusi-Ungaro says “SUSE Linux is already open from a code perspective. [It] has… Read More »Open SUSE
Can you build a bridge across the gameboard before the computer does? Kind of a cross between Tron light-cycles and connect four.
andromeda is a supprisingly difficult game where you need to levitate a ball to various targets.
Ripley’s Believe It or Not! IQ game I had the golf-tee version of this game at one point in time and beat it then, but I can’t seem to get past two balls left today…
Virtual Apple II – Online disk archive: “Play old Apple IIe games through your browser”
From the Google blog: Posted by Vijay Boyapati, Software Engineer “For some time now, the Google News team has noticed a steady uptick in feature requests for feed support. We are happy to announce that starting today you’ll be able… Read More »Google News RSS Feeds
I’ve been doing some research on K-12 Data Warehouses. At our most recent administrative meeting, data analysis was of big interest and I’m fairly sure that this is going to be one of our big pushes this year. So far… Read More »K-12 Data Warehousing