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danielgayo: Favorites Profile Featured Favorites Stories Network Total: 102 - Showing 81 to 100 MIT to show ALL classes online, including video (view) (collapse) MIT began putting courses online in 2001; more than 1,500 are already available... Added 63 months, 2 weeks, 6 days, 2 hours ago [18/1] MIT began putting courses online in 2001; more than 1,500 are already available, and all of its 1,800 courses should be posted by the end of this year. Courses that include video presentations tend to draw online crowds, and popular courses include Linear Algebra, Physics I, and Principles of Macroeconomics. Roughly 60 percent of visitors to the site come from outside of North America, and about half are what MIT calls "self-learners". Join discussion... comment (3) | Category: Interesting Very Funny Wikipedia Parody (view) (collapse) This is a hilariously accurate parody of the kind of ridiculous discussions bet... Added 63 months, 2 weeks, 6 days, 21 hours ago [4/1] This is a hilariously accurate parody of the kind of ridiculous discussions between editors that you can often see on Wikipedia's talk pages. It will seem very familiar if you've tried editing Wikipedia pages that are controlled by one of the notorious 'Wikilawyers', who always have a rule to support their point of view. For extra lols, look at the Wikipedia members opinion of this parody / / http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:Reference_desk/Archive_16#Something_Awful Join discussion... comment (0) | Category: Internet Browser size does matter - Actual numbers | mentalized (view) (collapse) Short article about screen resolution in html design Added 63 months, 2 weeks, 4 days, 5 hours ago [13/0] Short article about screen resolution in html design Join discussion... comment (0) | Category: Tech stuff A new Google' service, how to exchange TeraByte datas (view) (collapse) A nice piece on a service that will drive us to a future problem of Internet, h... Added 63 months, 3 weeks, 6 hours ago [18/1] A nice piece on a service that will drive us to a future problem of Internet, how to exchange big amount of datas? And where we'll storage them? Join discussion... comment (1) | Category: Internet Joost™ (view) (collapse) Yesterday, we were The Venice Project™. Today, we're Joost™. Tomorrow, we'r... Added 63 months, 3 weeks, 7 hours ago [16/1] Yesterday, we were The Venice Project™. Today, we're Joost™. Tomorrow, we're yours! Imagine having infinite choice, and TV that is truly interactive. TV anywhere, anytime... Join discussion... comment (0) | Category: Entertainment Top 10 Firefox Extensions to Improve your Productivity - lifehack.org (view) (collapse) Good article from one of my favourite websites. If you aren't using Firefox as ... Added 63 months, 3 weeks, 1 day, 6 hours ago [17/1] Good article from one of my favourite websites. If you aren't using Firefox as your primary web browser, why not! :) Join discussion... comment (0) | Category: Internet Karsten Wagner's Blog: Why do most people seem to use inferior programming-langu (view) (collapse) Interesting post about the points to choose a programming language in an indust... Added 63 months, 3 weeks, 2 days, 21 hours ago [16/5] Interesting post about the points to choose a programming language in an industrial environment. Join discussion... comment (1) | Category: Tech stuff A demo of Pipes with Pasha and Ed (Yahoo! Developer Network blog) (view) (collapse) A video demonstration of Yahoo! Pipes (about 15 minutes) Added 63 months, 3 weeks, 3 days, 6 hours ago [12/5] A video demonstration of Yahoo! Pipes (about 15 minutes) Join discussion... comment (0) | Category: Tech stuff When Your Employee Develops Open-Source Code on the Co (view) (collapse) How enterprises should manage their developers' involvement in open source proj... Added 64 months, 3 weeks, 1 day, 9 hours ago [6/1] How enterprises should manage their developers' involvement in open source projects. Join discussion... comment (0) | Category: Business 11 Most Important Philosophical Quotations. (view) (collapse) A list of the 11 most important philosophical ideas ever posed, with explanatio... Added 64 months, 3 weeks, 16 hours ago [10/1] A list of the 11 most important philosophical ideas ever posed, with explanation.  Join discussion... comment (0) | Category: Science Firefox 3 To Support Offline Apps (view) (collapse) Firefox 3 will deliver support for offline applications: you'll be able to use ... Added 64 months, 2 weeks, 1 day, 1 hour ago [13/0] Firefox 3 will deliver support for offline applications: you'll be able to use your web apps - like Gmail, Google Calendar,- in the browser even when offline Join discussion... comment (0) | Category: Internet Why digg is destined for failure - Download Squad (view) (collapse) social media site analysis Added 64 months, 2 weeks, 5 days, 3 hours ago [10/1] social media site analysis Join discussion... comment (1) | Category: Internet Your face is your password (view) (collapse) Gone may be the days of remembering passwords or scanning your fingerprint to l... Added 64 months, 3 weeks, 22 hours ago [10/0] Gone may be the days of remembering passwords or scanning your fingerprint to log on to your PC. If NecSoft's new authentication software catches on, all you'll need is your face.  Join discussion... comment (0) | Category: Security Current style in web design (view) (collapse) A short explanation about some web 2.0 designs Added 64 months, 3 weeks, 1 day, 1 hour ago [13/1] A short explanation about some web 2.0 designs Join discussion... comment (0) | Category: Arts & Design How to Ruin a Web Design - The Design Curve (view) (collapse) Funny/real article about the relationship between quality and how many people d... Added 64 months, 1 week, 2 days ago [3/0] Funny/real article about the relationship between quality and how many people designed a web Join discussion... comment (0) | Category: Interesting Social Bookmarking 101: You gotta own your bury/sink (view) (collapse) Jason Calacanis explains why he thinks that the "bury" votes on Digg should not... Added 64 months, 1 day, 6 hours ago [21/3] Jason Calacanis explains why he thinks that the "bury" votes on Digg should not be anonymous. Join discussion... comment (0) | Category: Internet ‘Who Buried It’ is a Bad Idea..... Is it? (view) (collapse) Stephen Searer explains why he thinks that the "bury" votes on Digg should rema... Added 64 months, 1 day, 6 hours ago [13/2] Stephen Searer explains why he thinks that the "bury" votes on Digg should remain anonymous Join discussion... comment (0) | Category: Internet 5 Ways to Mix, Rip, and Mash Your Data (view) (collapse) As Ruben was showing in a previous post, Yahoo Pipes enables you to mash up RSS... Added 63 months, 3 weeks, 6 days, 3 hours ago [14/3] As Ruben was showing in a previous post, Yahoo Pipes enables you to mash up RSS based feeds, customizing and adapting the presentation to your needs. This time, TechCrunch goes an step further and compares the newest RSS mashing up and playing engines. This is GEEK HARDCORE!!! Join discussion... comment (0) | Category: Internet WebSiteGrader: how search engines and users see your website (view) (collapse) WebSiteGrader is an on-line tool that checks how is your website indexed by sea... Added 63 months, 4 weeks ago [14/0] WebSiteGrader is an on-line tool that checks how is your website indexed by search engines, if it's properly configured and some other interesting analysis. It also gives you some tips on how to improve your rating. Join discussion... comment (1) | Category: Internet Official Google Blog: Suggest a better translation (view) (collapse) Google has implemented its own machine translation algorithm for some languages... Added 63 months, 4 weeks, 2 hours ago [12/3] Google has implemented its own machine translation algorithm for some languages (e.g. arabic) and its blog announces a new feature to allow the users to suggest better sentence translation in order to improve the performance of the MT system. Join discussion... comment (0) | Category: Internet previous «123456» next

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