http://www.winningsolitaire.com/ If you ever played Solitaire on the archaic Windows 2000/XP operating systems, and won, congratulations! Like me, you probably enjoyed watching the card waterfall at the end. Now you can relive the nostalgia at WinningSolitaire.com. Click anywhere, and it will spawn a bouncing playing card. Click again, and it spawns more. Protip: This website is especially entertaining on touch …
This list was made by going to Google, searching the composer’s last name, and seeing which work by that composer came up as the first search result. In some cases, I have had to search by the composer’s first and last name. Some composers have been omitted because the search suggestions were inconclusive. Some of the entries may surprise you!
This blog has been silent for the past 2-3 weeks. Yes, it’s that time of year again where school work is getting absolutely overwhelming. I haven’t found the time to blog, amongst the rest of my life. For blogging, I am currently working on a review of Able2Extract PDF converter. This is first on my priority list of blog posts, …
This is a prompt from The Daily Post’s “365 Writing Prompts” E-book, which can be downloaded here. If you could un-invent something, what would it be? Discuss why, potential repercussions, or a possible alternative. Few inventions have been more harmful to human health than the cigarette. Every year, over 400 thousand people in the United States alone die from smoking. …
Unless you have the comfort of using a WYSIWIG editor like Excel or Word, creating tables by code can be a huge pain. Whether it’s LaTeX, HTML, or WikiText, it feels like 90% of your time is spent on markup, and 10% spent on data entry. And that’s if you get the table correctly formatted the first time. Fortunately, there …