Technology, Computers, Code
Are you a Mac user? Do you end up taking one, two, thousands of screenshots? Well, then you would agree with me when I say that having them automatically saved with a long and not… Read More »Saving screenshots with a useful name (Mac)
Working collaboratively is nothing new… The challenge of continuing doing so with an ever-increasing use of online tools could definitely make life much easier. However, should you not be careful, you can quickly get a… Read More »Working Collaboratively Online: Wunderkit and Hojoki
Continuing with the subject of capturing video, in this tutorial we will cover some tools to capture your screen using a Mac. The tools are Quicktime Player, MPEG Streamclip and iMovie. These tools either come with… Read More »Videocasting with a Mac
Talking to some people about screen capturing and video tutorials, I came across the fact that, although there is some interest in the activity, there is the idea that you need sophisticated tools to create… Read More »Videocasting with a PC
Continuing with the brief introduction to LaTeX that I posted recently, in this video I discuss the use of LaTeX to produce a document that has a structure similar to that of a book for… Read More »Structured Documents in LaTeX
I have been meaning to do something like this for a long time and finally got the courage to do it. A lot of times I get completely horrified by the way in which some… Read More »Using LaTeX to write mathematics
Wikipedia is opposed to the US Stop Online Piracy Act aka SOPA and Protect Intellectual Property Act aka PIPA. Other websites are also taking part in the blackout, such as Reddit and WordPress. For the… Read More »SOPA blackout
Is @WiredUK really saying that 26 equals 64? Mmmm via twittelator
And the monthly ritual begins… Guinness and @WiredUK via twittelator
Pretty interesting discussions at @WiredUK #cvwired event. via twittelator