The Daily App: Pie Chart Maker for iPad – StumbleUpon. If you haven’t had time to learn how to make a Pie Chart in Excel, or can’t afford that, this might work well for you. For $7 it is worth trying.
- StumbleUpon. Isn’t the reflection gorgeous? These kind of images are so amazing to look at aren’t they?
I Am a Stumbleupon Addict | Group with Personal Stories, Forums and Chat. Apparently there is a group for everything on the Net! Wowsers! That is what Inspector Gadget says when he is impressed with something. I watched my fair share as a kid.
NVIDIA: Adam and Jamie explain parallel processing on GPUs – StumbleUpon. It is a slow build-up so if you aren’t patient just skip to the last-minute of video. A beautiful result however.
Maybe I am a plugin addict. I had to recently go without plugins for a couple of weeks at the request of my host. I didn’t find out the results of my sacrifice, so perhaps that will be apparent once I make it a priority to follow-up with them.
I think what I miss most about plugins in the ability to do cool things that otherwise I didn’t know were possible. I used to do basic programming in the past, and it was always fun to make the computer do what you wanted. I once programmed a calendar with the important dates included. I wanted to do a GUI calendar which was challenging in the DOS era that I was in. Now there is probably an ActiveX or API for that function.
Have you ever gone without something for a long time and then enjoyed it when it came back into your life?
papert: logo in your browser. I had great fun doing Logo programming as a kid. I still enjoy it playing around with this simulation. This is a great way to teach logic and math to a kid in a very fun way. For example it has the logo code to create this beautiful spiral.
