I’m not giving up my Treo 700p as my regular organizer, but there are times when I recognize the advantages of paper. re:PocketMod is a site with a Flash application on it that lets you lay out and print 8 pages of information onto a single 8.5×11 sheet of paper. Properly cut and folded, the [...]
Free as in gratis, not free as in libre. But this may be good for home use. Go here to register and wait for your confirmation email to arrive.
A user over at diyplanner.com posted a simple campus map and course information template for college students. I thought it might be useful to make one for TTU.
So here you go:
PDF version, ready to be printed onto two side-by-side pages. Not sure why the fonts didn’t completely translate over.
OpenOffice.org version, ready to be edited.
As noted before, I do love Spam Karma 2. 4000+ spams eaten over the last 18 months or so, and it’s nearly perfect as far as I can tell.
But it didn’t catch a couple of… terse… commenters on this post about a presentation I was about to give. One commenter seemed rather irritated, and posted [...]
MarcoPolo, “context-aware computing for OS X” appeals to all three great virtues of the programmer: Laziness, Impatience, and Hubris. It makes me want a Mac notebook. Unfortunately, Pro/E, ANSYS, and other necessary tools for my regular work would mean I’d end up dual-booting the Mac all the time. And I’d miss my port replicator and [...]