With Computers Nothing Goes Smoothly – Geoff Fox – My Permanent Record
busy-box- computer .jpg The voltages and temperatures seemed fine. The CPU was running OK.
Tag Archives: march
Books, Inq. — The Epilogue: Thrilling music …
I subscribe to BBC Music Magazine – and if you like classical music you should also. Each issue comes with a CD and this month’s is a recording from the BBC archives of a 1975 performance of William Walton’s first symphony conducted by …
“In my 40 years in travel, I've never seen anything like this”
The original story provoked an outcry from the travel agency community, and a follow-up post did little to placate it. I didn’t name the travel agency in either post because I wanted to wait for its its side of the story.
Outta the Cornfield: Animals Seen And Interacted With Today
Animals Seen And Interacted With Today. These videos are not all that impressive but there are certain things about each one that are interesting.
Spicing Up Nano Science SciScoop Science News
TINC is open to everyone from post-doctorial researchers and professors to students everywhere. “There is only one important assumption: you have to be interested in nano!” adds Paszternak
Adverblog: Doritos ID3: this is entertainment
Adverblog: interactive marketing and other great advertising ideas.
Observations from the Hillside: Education and social mobility
A lot of it not surprisingly being linked to education ; especially the eradication of the grammar school system, and to a lesser extent the dumbing down of state education to get more people over (the greatly lowered) educational bar. …
open…: It's Not Open Science if it's Not Open Source
granting access to source code is really equivalent to publishing your methodology when the kind of science you do involves numerical experiments. I’m an extremist on this point, because without access to the source for the programs we …
The Reference Frame: Internet Explorer: Operation Aborted fixed
The best theoretical physics blog that the search engine can offer you, by a Czech conservative string theorist, focusing on high-energy physics and the climate change.
On An Overgrown Path: Mixing music and politics
Staying in America, when Leonard Bernstein tried to mix politics and music he more than met his match in the form of ‘new journalism’ pioneer Tom Wolfe, whose devastating Radical Chic article was published in New York Magazine in 1970. …