While we're talking about posts...
American AC in Paris has an opinion on that other site's redesign.
Also, Metamath has an important update on a year-old theorem.
You can hold down the "B" button for continuous firing.
American AC in Paris has an opinion on that other site's redesign.
Also, Metamath has an important update on a year-old theorem.
My favorite parts of Notepad++ are the “Switch Dialog” button on the Find/Replace dialog, and the ability to add custom languages. Emacs might be less constrained with the latter, but I'm not a fan of that.
They say March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb, but to me it just feels like February was yesterday.
Max Weinberg playing “Fighter”, super-hot Jamie-Lynn Sigler, and a raving red-haired lunatic...what's not to love about yesterday's Conan?
All this fresh off of Pi Day. More posts as soon as I care.
Labels: math, television
I'll admit it. I'm a stubborn defender of the things I like. Sometimes, though, technology is so good that it simply conquers its competition. With that in mind, I shall finally do my part to promote the best, and hopefully leave you feeling more confident as you browse the Web.
Try Firefox. You'll like it.
Sabrina3363's...views of the government, as of January. She takes an interesting...position on the, er, lengths Bush and his colleagues go to prove their points.
Side note: Bush was right. There will be many, uh, internets, like one in China and another in Washington.
Labels: digg
digg's santiago1 wouldn't mind seeing Salma Hayek in a bathroom like this realistic, big-windowed one.
Considering how she looked on yesterday's Tonight Show, I sure wouldn't mind either.
Labels: digg
The millionth article, as per the Wikimedia Foundation.
Labels: wikipedia