This: (blocking me from doing any work – I need that spreadsheet, and thanks to Cloud, it’s impossible. Any other system – source / revision control, local files, file servers, etc – would have a quick, easy way for me to get at it. It’s only Cloud that fails … […]
Monthly Archives: July 2013
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In the past, I’ve found Thomas’s Kickstarter analysis for game-projects very useful. Today I found something that complements them: an excellent visualization of Kickstarter projects. It takes a little thought to understand how to use it, so here’s some ultra-quick example analysis…
Excellent game for practicing circle/line/compass/ruler construction (as loved by junior-school maths exam writers): The regular polygons have been kidnapped by ninjas. Are you a bad enough dude/tte to construct the regular polygons with nothing but a virtual compass and straightedge? “It’s a Compass and Straightedge tool/puzzle game written in JavaScript. […]
What is it with Firefox’s developers these days? Every other release of Firefox seems to overwrite at least one existing setting … with a broken feature. Firefox version 22.0 disables your PDF viewer and replaces it with a non-working proprietary viewer from Mozilla Cure is quick: Note: this works because […]