You may have heard about the cool new Book Ngram Viewer from Google Labs. The result of a joint effort by Harvard University, some traditional book publishers, and Google Books, the project uses a sample of 5 million books published … Continue reading →
Before I get into the tedious specifics, let me get right to the main announcement. Daniel Bartholomew and I are very excited to introduce you to ScriptureLog. [We appear to be having some issues with our web host. We hope … Continue reading →
Sixteen Small Stones is now integrated with Facebook using Facebook Connect. Now anyone with a Facebook account can leave comments on my articles here without having to create a new account and remember yet another password. Just click the Facebook … Continue reading →
Many of you will remember that about 6 months ago, after getting booted from the most popular LDS Blogs portal, I started a portal for LDS Blogs at NothingWavering.org focusing on more mainstream and orthodox Mormon blogs. Unexpected changes at … Continue reading →
Today on the popular technology blog, TechCrunch, Michael Arrington posted the following map provided by Elizabeth Churchill, who he describes as the principal research scientist at Yahoo!. The map represents data gathered from the popular photo sharing website Flickr.com, which … Continue reading →
The LDS Church is now offering official audio and video Podcasts of general conference! Now you can receive individual talks in your feedreader, iTunes, or podcatcher (I use Google Reader). Official Audio Feed Official Video Feed During recent sessions of … Continue reading →
I apologize for two tech related posts in a row, but this was just too good to not share. I was reading an interesting article on a usability design method they call “Paper Prototyping” and the first comment on the … Continue reading →
Today my company has arranged for me to attend the first Utah Open Source Conference . I will be posting my notes on the sessions I attend in a subsequent post when I get a moment. However, it may have … Continue reading →
Over the last couple of years I have been approached by various individuals looking for a programmer to develop an LDS blog portal. There are, of course, already a couple of popular portals for keeping up with blogging by LDS … Continue reading →
I’ve linked to it already in my Recommended Links list in the sidebar, but I wanted to draw additional attention to the mesmerizing new computing platform from Microsoft: Microsoft Surface. The idea is that that users interact with the computer … Continue reading →
