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New user? Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Twitter search, Hi Victoria!
Tonight I found out you can now search for people on Twitter by name, location, possibly more. I did a search for Victoria, and found a lot of really interesting people! And, unfortunately I found out a few days late that there was a BarCamp DemoCamp in Victoria on the 3rd.
I've followed a bunch of new people on Twitter whose blogs or tweets I found interesting. I also found out about TwitterLocal... this would have been an easier way than Twitter's search, oh well. :-)
links for 2008-04-09
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I used Word 2008 to write the term paper I just finished yesterday. The citation feature was pretty good, but I don't think the formatting of the bibliography was right up to proper standards. I wasn't sure so I went with pretty much what Word generated.
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This appeals to me greatly. I've spent a lot of time in Excel, I think spreadsheets are a woefully underappreciated programming paradigm. Resolver One combines spreadsheets with a great programming language (Python). But is it Windows-only?
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erlang is a functional, concurrent, fault-tolerant programming language
Image of Letter from Obama Campaign
Photobucket: Image of Letter from Obama Campaign
Obama was sent a donation from a registered lobbyist, but it was sent back.
If actions speak louder than words, just how loud is this letter?
2008 Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Writing
The Pulitzer Board: 2008 Pulitzer Prize Winners - EDITORIAL WRITING
Ouch. Sucks to be Maureen Downey, Rodger Jones and the Wisconsin State Journal Staff - they were nominated but the jurors had other ideas.
Monday, April 7, 2008
Google App Engine - Google Code
Google Code: Google App Engine
Gulp. More on this later, this week I'm knee deep in s**t trying to finish my undergraduate coursework.
