links for 2007-02-28
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Similar to the Rasterbator but it doesn’t pixellate your picture. Not sure if I’d use it instead of PS but it would be a quick and easy thing if I needed to!
February 28, 2007
February 25, 2007
links for 2007-02-25
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A pretty awesome collection of papercraft projects that would be great to work on with kids.
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A site with printable paper models that create all kinds of polyhedra. Great for math projects with the kids or just because.
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Something to do with the kid for the Frank Lloyd Wright book report!
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A set of paper models of satellites that NASA has put into space. Very cool projects to do with the kids.
February 15, 2007
links for 2007-02-15
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This kit contains the Linkd.exe tool.
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This kit contains the Linkd.exe tool I need.
February 6, 2007
links for 2007-02-06
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Tutorial on installing and using Parallels on the Mac. I may use it on my new Macbook Pro.
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Something to consider for running Windows apps on my new Mac. The problem is that there is a limited list of supported apps. Might be better to stick with Basecamp.
February 5, 2007
links for 2007-02-05
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A bit similar to the pop-art tutorial I followed, but using Illustrator. I can still use the concepts in Photoshop, though.
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Pretty awesome video of O-Sensei teaching a class in his 50’s. A sampling of many different techniques and waza. One of the longer videos I’ve seen.
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Something interesting on the horizon here. I don’t see why it should be limited to phones if your laptop or PC is bluetooth enabled. Eventually we’ll all carry around these kind of things for whatever we don’t want to store on the internet once bandwidt
February 1, 2007
links for 2007-02-01
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I didn’t know this existed… looks like it would come in handy for backups.
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Interesting article but is it mostly FUD? Not sure since I like Cory Doctrow…
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Basically a rebuttal to Cory Doctrow’s article on Vista’s DRM. I’m still not sure if I’m ready to upgrade though.
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A Windows client for an extremely useful and easy to use version control system (Subversion). It doesn’t have to be used just for code projects. I’m using it to manage the versioning of some documentation I’m having to produce as well as some graphics f
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Offsite backup software that lets you have full control. Get a USB drive and put it at a buddy’s house. you both use the software and back up to each other’s locations. If there’s a crash, just go pick up your drive to restore. No monthly service fees
