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A Programmer’s Workspace
A screenshot taken while I was working on a very large project. Continue reading
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Open Graph (Facebook Share) and NextGEN Gallery
An article on how to use Open Graph (Facebook Share meta data) with the NextGEN Gallery in a Wordpress blog. Explains the code changes needed to make the excerpt and featured image show up correctly on Facebook share. Continue reading
My Folding@home Stats
If you aren’t sure what this is, then checkout folding.stanford.edu and start folding.
Windows 7 like taskbar in Ubuntu 9.04 (Gnome)
I’ve tried a number of different taskbars and docks for Linux, but I haven’t found any that I really like. Awn is good, but has always been a bit buggy, and doesn’t group windows (at least in the versions I’ve … Continue reading
Pi Day!
As most University of Waterloo math students know, it is the famous Pi Day today! The month is 3, the day is 14, and the time is 1:59:26, need I say more… So in honour of this I took out … Continue reading
Linux Numerology
I’m not superstitious – at least most of the time… Though sometimes I can’t help but enjoy funny things that happen with numbers, partially those associated with superstitions or fun patterns. So here are two of my favourites – related … Continue reading
Getting DreamSpark as a High School Student
When Microsoft announced that they were giving some of their development and server software to college and university students for free (an initiative they call DreamSpark) I must say that I was very annoyed. You see the problem is … Continue reading
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Tagged Channel8, DreamSpark, Microsoft, Visual Studio, Windows Server 2003
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