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accretiondisc.com/blog
Accretion Disc Blog | Luke's personal (hobby) web-log
Accretion Disc Blog Luke's personal (hobby) web-log Skip to content HomeAbout ? Older posts This Makes Our Government Look Responsible Posted on August 30, 2011 by luke If you have problems with our government, as I do, and its misguided (?bone-headed?) mismanagement of the economy, remember it could be worse. You could live in Europe: The European Agriculture Committee approved 2 million euros (£1.7 million) for research into homeopathic medicines or
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tirania.org/blog
Miguel de Icaza
http://tirania.org/blog/ Personal blog of Miguel de Icaza Skip to content Home About And we are back: Mono 2.10.3 Posted on 04 Aug 2011 by Miguel de Icaza This is Xamarin's first official Mono release. This is a major bug fix release that addresses many of the problems that were reported since our last release back on April 25th. The detailed release notes have all the details, but the highlights of this release include: MacOS X Lion is supported: both the Mono runtime and Gtk+ as shipped with
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somebits.com/weblog
Nelson's Weblog
106996 Twitter @golan that's a shoop, I can tell from the pixels. /cc @mariuswatz Linkblog Fri 2011-09-02 iOS vs Android dev Thu 2011-09-01 Bitcoin swindle? Geofence details Evolution of web Chromium OS builds From @jack to Twitter devs WikiLeaks leak #2 WikiLeaks leak timeline WikiLeaks cables mess Wed 2011-08-31 MacFUSE status VHDs for IE More DigiNotar hacks Memory price graph Tue 2011-08-30 SSL design problems LiveCD List Eve market data Linux retrospective Is it time? Wikigrowth Elsevier
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pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~athena
Athena
UCF | Library Athena's Modest Homepage Work, work, work... ...at the University of Central Florida Library. Yes, I am a librarian... an Electronic Resources Librarian, to be specific. I mess around with computers, arrange database trials, recommend web-based databases (though, with our budget this year I have spent more time recommending databases to cut), troubleshoot access problems, and oversee the Library's web activities. If you want to become a librarian I recommend that you
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inkstain.net/fleck
jfleck at inkstain
Home About The Bike Rides of Inkstain jfleck at inkstain A few thoughts from John Fleck, a writer of journalism and other things, living in New Mexico The Law of the River as a model for dealing with the loss of stationarity Posted on | August 30, 2011 | 1 Comment Climate change and the resulting changes in rivers flows pose significant problems for transboundary water management agreements. But a new paper by Heather Cooley and Peter Gleick at the Pacific Institute finds a hopeful model in