Wow, that’s an incredible amount of Twitter accounts!
24 Jan
In one single day and night by Maulana Rumi
In one single day and one single night,
God deals with a hundred thousand things:
He takes away a whole people,
He separates those who were close and scatters each of them in a different country,
then He raises the wave of the sea of destiny and reunites those who were separated.
28 Oct
Path Finder 5.0
Cocoatech’s Path Finder hits version 5.0. It’s by far the best replacement I’ve seen for Apple’s Finder. Too bad this one’s for Mac OS 10.5+ only…
Path Finder 5.0 is available, more file-management power Via The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)
28 Oct
Canada’s Most Powerful Supercomputer at U of T!
Awesome.
University of Toronto to Acquire Canada’s Most Powerful Supercomputer From IBM
| Reuters
Via Alumni e-News (Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering) October 2008 l Volume 2, Issue 10
21 Oct
Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor on TED
Amazing video of brain scientist Dr. Jill Bolte recounting the details of her stroke as she lived through it.
Via TED | TED Blog
18 Oct
Gmail’s Advanced IMAP Controls
Great feature released by the Gmail team a few weeks back. Now there’s finally a way to get rid of that pesky All Mail folder in Apple Mail! Note that you have to enable the feature in the Settings > Labs tab in your account.
7 Oct
A List Apart turns 10!
Congrats to the folks at A List Apart on their 10 year anniversary. It’s one of the best web design knowledge resources around.
“When Google was little more than a napkin sketch and the first dot-com boom was not even a blip, we started a magazine for people who make websites. Celebrate A List Apart’s first decade. Join Zeldman for a look back at the way we were—and why we were that way. Find out what we’ve done and who did it with us, peek into our process, and get a clue about what’s next.”
24 Sep
“Dark Flow” Outside Observable Universe
Been hearing a lot about “Dark Flow” lately…
“Dark Flow” Outside Observable Universe: “DynaSoar writes ‘NASA astrophysicists have discovered what they claim is something outside the observable universe exerting an effect on the observable. The material is pulling clusters of galaxies towards a region of space known not to contain sufficient matter to create the effect. They can only speculate on what the material is and how space might differ there: ‘In these regions, space-time might be very different, and likely doesn’t contain stars and galaxies (which only formed because of the particular density pattern of mass in our bubble). It could include giant, massive structures much larger than anything in our own observable universe. These structures are what researchers suspect are tugging on the galaxy clusters, causing the dark flow.”
Via Slashdot
24 Sep
The Thirteen Greatest Error Messages of All Time
Some of the comments on the Slashdot post are hilarious. Haven’t laughed out loud like that while reading in a long time.
The Thirteen Greatest Error Messages of All Time (Slashdot article that provides the link to the article listing the error messages).
