Mar
Where’s global warming?
by jon beebe in Uncategorized
The current global cooling “is nothing like anything we’ve seen since 1950,” Swanson told Discovery News. Yes, global cooling: 2008 was the coolest year of the past decade — global temperatures have not exceeded the record high measured in 1998, notwithstanding the carbon-dioxide that human beings continue to pump into the atmosphere.
Mar
Dropbox – Referrals – Secure backup, sync and sharing made easy.
by jon beebe in Technology
Dropbox is an amazing service that allows you to sync your computers (Mac, Linux, and Windows) and backup your files to the cloud. It’s simply amazing!
Mar
Feb
The future of printing and imaging
by jon beebe in Technology
I just finished my introductory article for my series on the future of printing and imaging. This is the first in a seriese describing the future of printing and what it means for print manufacturers like BIG Images and the designers who create the artwork. Check it out here: http://www.big-images.com/blog/tradeshow/02/2009/the-future-of-imaging/
Feb
Fly-powered airplane
Hehe…almost as good as the buttered toast cat array, here is the fly-powered model airplane.
Feb
Images of Feb 25, 2009
by jon beebe in Photos
- …and other people will look at the breakfasts and make comments?
- linux system on a chip (soc), by Kirkwood
Feb
Linux a bigger competitor than Apple?
by jon beebe in News, Technology
Yesterday Steve Balmer made an interesting claim that Linux is a bigger competitor than Apple. I would not have guessed that, but his pretty graph illustrates the proof.
Feb
College web design courses fail with bosses
by admin in Education
I read a great article on the failings of modern education in this rapidly evolving world. The author states
Web site development experts said in a recent survey that colleges and universities lag behind in using the latest in web design technology and ignore foundational lessons that would produce college graduates ready for the rapidly changing profession.
I can attest to this. Having recently graduated from higher education (recently meaning within the past 5 years.) They teach to much about the tool in front of you and not enough about the methodology behind why the tool works in the first place.




