I have it here in California. Mathematica and Maple, too. You can't have it though, even if you flew all the way out here.
:-P
:-P
I found my Matlab cd. Can't make any guarantees about it though. You're free to borrow it.
Finally! Matt, this may solve your primary compaint w/firefox, if you hadnt found a simlar soln. yet.
thx mike :-D
30Boxes - a spiffy AJAX online calendar system, with buddy lists and lots of other goodies -- if everyone gets on this, it'll be pretty sweet. It also interfaces with stuff like iCal and Outlook's calendar, but i'm not sure if you can import (only export). anyhoo, check it out.
Edit: Here's my 30boxes buddy page. I'm not sure how to share the calendar with the public; i'll look into it.
for now, here's a snippet "badge" thingie:
Edit: Here's my 30boxes buddy page. I'm not sure how to share the calendar with the public; i'll look into it.
for now, here's a snippet "badge" thingie:
I joined!
I scoff at your online calendar
*scoff* *scoff*
*scoff* *scoff*
:'-( i need some way to organize m'self, and it's so convenient to be able to access it from wherever
buzzport's calendar is excellent, allows group calendars, plus imports from ical, palm desktop, and outlook, with single-click synchronization . . .
If you (most of you) check, your buzzport calendars will have a pending event invitation from me, plus you can check eachother's calendars, or combine them into one collaborative calendar . . .
Only downside is GaTech Students only : p
If you (most of you) check, your buzzport calendars will have a pending event invitation from me, plus you can check eachother's calendars, or combine them into one collaborative calendar . . .
Only downside is GaTech Students only : p
actually, this looks pretty incredible. I wish that I or someone I knew knew anything about PHP and databases though . . . :' \
update on the whole online calendar thing:
http://calendar.google.com
=-o i'm checking it out right now.
http://calendar.google.com
=-o i'm checking it out right now.
I am writing this on my wireless pda. Matt, you need to design a pda compatible website, cause navigating the site is rough.
I'll put this here. It's another "don't read it'll just make you mad" link. I'm all for free markets and everything, but if it ain't broke, and telecom companies are basically monopolies anyways.
Stuff like this makes me wonder if a 2 party representative democracy with poorly informed voters can keep up with exponential technology advancement. Vote 409 in '06
Edit: Hi feds!
The Project
Stuff like this makes me wonder if a 2 party representative democracy with poorly informed voters can keep up with exponential technology advancement. Vote 409 in '06
Edit: Hi feds!
The Project
Drew, don't pay much attention to that... i saw something similar a little while ago, but it turns out that its just semi-informed bloggers writing scare pieces about things they don't understand. this ruling essentially just makes what the cable/dsl companies have been doing all along (letting you choose if you want a 4Mb connection or 6Mb) officially supported by the FCC
That's reassuring. I was kinda wondering about the lack of tech specs in the article anyways. I feel so used. When 409 takes Congress, we'll make sensational blogging illegal. I mean, seriously, who blogs anyways? Monkey spinning kick to the face is what that gets. The Project
songbird, the black, opensource, super-web-enabled itunes built off the firefox engine.
as our new friend linda from monterey's would say, that's pure sex.
Mmmmm... reminds me of Vannevar Bush and his original vision for the interweb. Now that some of you cats have more free time (at least i know i do.. lol), I highly recommend reading "As we May Think."