Sunday, June 09, 2002

How Many Sites Do You Read a Day? Jenny is doing some more polling on how many web sites people read each day. These are the numbers I want to track over the next six months to see if they go up as more people learn about aggregators. Thanks for helping satisfy my curiousity! Thanks YOU Jenny for spreading the word about aggregators. 11:52:17 PM    comment []  Google It!

Acoustics Crash Course 1 - Room Modes "With the proliferation of home recording studios, many more people have questions about room acoustics than before. This article first in a series meant to be a starting point in your understanding of acoustics in rectangular rooms." [kuro5hin.org] There are a lot of other interesting music related articles on kuro5hin. 8:22:46 PM    comment []  Google It!

Chimera updated to version 0.3 "The latest update to the newest Web browser on the block, Chimera 0.3, brings faster text smoothing and a number of bug fixes. In addition to the latest full version, Chimera is available in daily or near-daily builds now, for those who want to be more actively involved in the bug reporting and development of the browser." [Mac Net Journal] Cool! Remind me to update the browser on my mothers iBook. 7:12:49 AM    comment []  Google It!

Next Time Your Video Card Works in Linux, Maybe You Should Buy Stuff From Advertisers on the Weather Channel Weather Channel Sponsors OSS ATI Radeon Drivers [Slashdot: News for nerds, stuff that matters] As one comment stated: Is it just me or is the world getting more surreal every day? 7:11:20 AM    comment []  Google It!

Paolo Goes Tab Happy Paolo has found another way to play with tabs in Mozilla: So I created the blog! bookmark which creates a window where, in different tabs, I get: my Radio desktop home page the news aggregator a radio directory listing of my images folder (I use this to easily copy and past links to uploaded images) Google Dictionary.com I have a similar setup but I don't need a bookmark for it. When I close my browser (or even when it crashes) All the tabs I have open are saved and automatically load when I open it again. Plus directly below my location bar I have text fields which let me directly search google (even images and groups), dictionary.com, and Audiogalaxy without having to visit the page first! 6:56:21 AM    comment []  Google It!

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