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KLatin and Kiten
While updating to the latest version of KDE, I came across two nifty apps. The first is KLatin – a program to help revise Latin. Yes, probably not terribly useful, but a fun time waster. The other is Kiten – a Japanese reference/learning tool. This one is actually pretty useful, at least for me, since … Continue reading “KLatin and Kiten”
Matrix Template Library
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Two Free Computer Algebra Systems
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slash_amigos Version 0.1 has been Released
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slash_journal Version 0.2 has been Released
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Bill Gates Crashes at CES
(via SFGate.com) But while promoting what he calls the “digital lifestyle,” Gates showed how vulnerable all consumers — even the world’s richest man — are to hardware and software bugs. During a demonstration of digital photography with a soon-to-be-released Nikon camera, a Windows Media Center PC froze and wouldn’t respond to Gates’ pushing of the … Continue reading “Bill Gates Crashes at CES”
Linux on a Toshiba Satellite A45-S130: Part II
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Firefox users ignore online ads
(via the The Laporte Report) Firefox users ignore online ads, report says: Internet Explorer users are at least four times as likely to click on Web ads than Firefox users, a German advertising technology company said last week. The company, Adtech, found that during October and November, only 0.11 percent of Firefox users ever clicked … Continue reading “Firefox users ignore online ads”
As if Linux wasn’t cool enough already
I’ve been playing around with Hydrogen – an advanced drum machine for GNU/Linux. So far, it seems to be full featured (I’m more familiar with “real” drums). Hydrogen can import sound samples in .wav, .au, and .aiff formats and export “songs” to midi and wav files. Hydrogen uses an XML file for its native song … Continue reading “As if Linux wasn’t cool enough already”