Sayings 2.1
Reblogged from “Sayings 2.1” by Doghouse Diaries Previously: “Sayings 2.0”
Technology, Computers, Code
Reblogged from “Sayings 2.1” by Doghouse Diaries Previously: “Sayings 2.0”
Aha… now that I have posted about Gmail contacts and iOS, it seems that some of us are having questions about syncing with Mac OS… Well, here is a brief post about this. OPTION 1… Read More »Syncing Gmail contacts with Mac (OS)
It is not uncommon to see a large number of people using spreadsheets in their work. As a matter of fact this tool can be of great help to speed calculations, explore models and even… Read More »Spreadsheets and Economics
I have been waiting quite a bit for the RFU to make their podcasts available via iTunes or some other similar service. I used to listen to them but for one reason or another the… Read More »RFU Podcast feed – one that can be used!
The Grand Prince Hotel in Akasaka, Tokyo was built in the 70s and it is one of the most notable buildings in that area of the Japanese capital. At the beginning of 2011 the hotel… Read More »Step-by-step demolition of the Grand Prince Hotel Akasaka, Tokyo
I quite like the some of the “user-friendly” features that come with OS X. But sometimes they get a bit clogged up. A point in case is the “Open With” menu that appears when any… Read More »Remove Duplicated from “Open with” in OS X
When I first heard of Sparrow, a new email client (in beta back October 2010) that used the IMAP protocol and promised to be good, minimalist e-mail interface, I was indeed interested in finding more… Read More »Fixed Problem with Sparrow Not Quitting
A couple of years ago I had a look at the state of the TIOBE index that ranks the most popular programming languages. So has C# finally dethrone C++ as THE language of the year?… Read More »Programming Language Index – version 2013
Solar energy currently provides only a quarter of a percent of the planet’s electricity supply, but the industry is growing at staggering speed. Underlying this growth is a phenomenon that solar’s supporters call Swanson’s law,… Read More »The Swanson Effect