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March
Like many I am saddened that my favorite newsreader will go away. I use the app Reeder and the web service IFTTT to keep up to date on my feeds so now I’ll need to find something new. Reeder has said it will continue to work after the change and Feedly looks like it may Continue reading…
22
March
Today we’re going to create a ball that bounces infinitely around its container. I’ll admit it: the idea for this tutorial was based on two things: first, those corny bouncing ball/logo/whatever screensaver animations that are so popular on modern televisions, DVD players, or just about anything else that has — or outputs to — a Continue reading…
21
March
As a user of the free version of the Puppet Dashboard, I’m always looking for little tips and tricks that can make it more useful in my day to day job. Some of the features that you find in the Puppet Enterprise (PE) version are available in the free version, it just takes a bit Continue reading…
21
February
After taking a month long break it’s time to kick off a new year of Web Geeks events and we’re going to begin, as we always do, with our annual social event. If you’ve never been to a web geeks event, this is the time to come. There will be four speakers doing short 15-20 Continue reading…
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February
I just signed up for a free online course at MIT in programming. You can too, unless you would prefer a course from Harvard or Berkley. Through a nonprofit partnership called edX, select courses are available to anyone in the world to take. Although the courses are not for credit, students who pass the course Continue reading…
