I felt very clever when I discovered how to get to the actual KML exported as part of the “View in Google Earth” feature of Google’s MyMaps area of Google Maps. I still don’t know why I didn’t make the leap sooner from downloading the data to using it live in an application. Although I [...]
I paid the extra money to become a sponsor of NC jQuery & JavaScript Camp: Winter 2010. I’m going to be attending with Brian Hall and perhaps others on January 30. The current list of attendees is really exciting. My anticipation has been raised by listening to the yayQuery podcast and the Official jQuery podcast.
I didn’t know that this software had been ported to so many platforms, but I’m grateful it is.
This Windows-only shell extension is excellent for fixing the metadata associated with your MP3 collection.
I’m a latecomer to Audacity, but I really appreciate its power and ease of use.
There is no substitute for the excellent PuTTY when you’re needing a Telnet or SSH client.
As a during-work Windows user, I really love the idea and implementation of Portable Apps.