I recently had work ship me out to the USA Science & Engineering Festival. On one of my breaks, who do I see giving a geeky speech? None other than Bill Nye the Science Guy. Turns out Nye is a fourth-generation Washingtonian on his father’s side of family. Who’da thunk?
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No, it's pronounced "Fronkensteen."
Trying Science
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A Monstrous Way of Debugging Flex
I hate logging and debugging in Flex. HATE it. You can trace, which is about as useful as a javascript alert. You can use as3-commons-logging, but this still lacks the robustness of something like log4j and certainly lacks the user-friendliness of something like FireBug. Details »
Max Mathews (Nov 13, 1926 – Apr 21, 2011)
Max Mathews in 1984 playing and sampling a violin connected to an IBM 704 computer
Balancing Research Data
I’ve been looking into getting some use out of my Wii Balance Board. Now, rather than just hook it up to the Wii (Bah, too easy), I’ve figured that the hords of homebrewers out there could help me get it on my mac.
Well, no surprise, but there were plenty of forums, homebrewer’s web sites, and even wikis that helped me out. Here are just a few of them.
Time Travel
It would seem that Ben never died but is actually traveling through time occasionally stopping in DC to see how things are going.
Well Done Microsoft
The autoupdate guys and the update guys are not on the same team.
Hell, they don’t even know how to play nice with each other on my computer.
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