I’ve been looking for a music notation program forever that’s free, powerful, and isn’t a demo, and I finally found it. I got the MuseScore application through a newsletter from Mac OS X freeware. It’s quite a big program though, but 100 megabytes later, I finally got to open the application for the first time. At first glance, it was …
Opera 10 is the latest installment in the Opera Browser series. It features the Presto 2.2 rendering engine, an accelerator for loading web pages on slow connections, customizable skins and many more that make this browser such a versatile web surfing application.
Unfortunately, it can be very complicated to customize Opera, since there are so many buttons and drop-downs to digest, but once you get the handle on this great web browser, it will integrate seamlessly into your online life.
I give Opera 10 an 8.5/10 rating and recommend it to anyone who hasn’t tried it out yet.
This post is part of a three-part series on the grievous deficiencies of Wikipedia administrators. I’ve been complaining recently about how much I hate Wikipedia’s administrators. When I wrote my first blog post here about why I really hate these admins, all comments I got were against me. Well it turns out that all these comments were made by administrators trying to defend …
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This post is part of a three-part series on the grievous deficiencies of Wikipedia administrators. Last week’s post generated a lot of controversy. Here are some more events that have happened to me since I posted my previous post: