Oh yeah, found a new tool for putting clip'ed stuff on my blogs.
Clipmarks
Enjoy!
Really this is just a journal for me to aid my failing memory, so if I, or an acquaintance, has a question I might, more quickly, find a previously researched answer. But this page is also Rants n Raves on Saving Earth and using Technology to help us do so, or whatever else I feel inclined to babble on about.
Tuesday, October 02, 2007
Updating Google’s Corporate Philosophy
Updating Google’s Corporate Philosophy Milivella in the forum asked me to write an update to Google’s “Ten things Google has found to be true”. Certainly, over the years as a company grows, its philosophy collects dust. |
Saturday, September 29, 2007
Lossless same-drive Mac HD Repartition
A nice set of instructions for modifying partition size on your Mac
Latenitesoft
Latenitesoft
Friday, September 28, 2007
The Spirit of the Times

A movie perhaps worth seeing if you'd like some clarity on the origin of religions and the sales talk of governments:
Zeitgeist the Movie
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Displaying Hiragana & Furigana (Japanese)
I recommend using Firefox to view webpages, especially those containing Japanese.
Other than loving this browser, my current fave, it also has an extension called Ruby, that allows my XHTML markup text to display furigana. That's small subscript hiragana over/or under Kanji so that you know how they are said.
Without that extension the Japanese text below should show the hiragana in brackets after the said Kanji.
The extension can be found with Google
and I last found it here
nb. It's unsupported but I haven't had any issues with Firefox (1.5 and up) since I installed it.
Let's hope Ruby markup becomes a norm online for helping us all come to grips with Japanese/Chinese characters.
I also use this site to both provide furigana for Kanji and it can also create the ruby text for you if you are making web pages with Jp content. Nb. I seem to need to edit the spaces out of the resulting text, please double check your html after doing the translation and inserting into your page.
Other than loving this browser, my current fave, it also has an extension called Ruby, that allows my XHTML markup text to display furigana. That's small subscript hiragana over/or under Kanji so that you know how they are said.
Without that extension the Japanese text below should show the hiragana in brackets after the said Kanji.
The extension can be found with Google
and I last found it here
nb. It's unsupported but I haven't had any issues with Firefox (1.5 and up) since I installed it.
Let's hope Ruby markup becomes a norm online for helping us all come to grips with Japanese/Chinese characters.
I also use this site to both provide furigana for Kanji and it can also create the ruby text for you if you are making web pages with Jp content. Nb. I seem to need to edit the spaces out of the resulting text, please double check your html after doing the translation and inserting into your page.
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Autostarting Mac app's with iCal
using iCal events and Apple scripts to autostart your Mac app's. watch my video here
WebPage capture - Mac Software
paparazzi!
This software will capture a URL (webpage) to an image file, regardless the length of the page.
This software will capture a URL (webpage) to an image file, regardless the length of the page.
Saturday, February 24, 2007
MMM - Music n Multi Media
Some fave tracks of mine, viewable at Stage 6 DivX
Hope you like dance n trance .. and opera.
BT - This Binary Universe
BT - Emotional Technology - Somnambulist
DJ Tiesto - Adagio for strings
SARAH BRIGHTMAN - Time To Say Goodbye
Hope you like dance n trance .. and opera.
BT - This Binary Universe
BT - Emotional Technology - Somnambulist
DJ Tiesto - Adagio for strings
SARAH BRIGHTMAN - Time To Say Goodbye
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