It has come to my attention that the WordPress.com dashboard appearance and colors basically suck.
That is all.
-
Hipihi Google Group
Hipihi Visit this group -
Recent Comments
Reader Map
WordPress.com Dashboard appearance/colors Suck!!!!
April 17, 2008 — Sue Baskerville (SuezanneCB)Leave a Reply
Virtual World news from Twitter- virtualworlds: A company named Virtusphere, Inc. has created a new way to experience virtual worlds, called the Virtusphere. http://bit.ly/3tBhJ2 November 7, 2009virtualworlds: A company named Virtusphere, Inc. has created a new way to experience virtual worlds, called the Virtusphere. http://bit.ly/3tBhJ2
- virtualworlds: Meez, a virtual world for teens, claims it has been profitable since April http://bit.ly/wMwMr October 20, 2009virtualworlds: Meez, a virtual world for teens, claims it has been profitable since April http://bit.ly/wMwMr
- virtualworlds: A company named Virtusphere, Inc. has created a new way to experience virtual worlds, called the Virtusphere. http://bit.ly/3tBhJ2 November 7, 2009
- Kurzweil Accelerating Intelligence News
- Singularity Proponent Ray Kurzweil Reinvents the Book, Again December 30, 2009Kurzweil Technologies spinoff knfb Reading Technology will debut new e-reader software called Blio at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas next week. Blio is full-color, free, and includes text-to-speech and page animation, while preserving the original book's format. It will be compatible with a wide ranges of devices, including PCs, tablets, and […]
- Online delivery is putting new technology at the heart of media companies December 30, 2009Cheap computing and network connectivity have created publishing platforms and advertising markets where advertisers and audiences no longer depend on media companies. The surviving companies will be those that can give consumers the content they want, when they want it, which requires embracing technologies that work with whatever platform the consumer pref […]
- Researchers Demonstrate Nanoscale X-Ray Imaging of Bacterial Cells December 30, 2009An ultra-high-resolution imaging technique using "lensless" X-ray diffraction, developed by European researchers, is a step closer to fulfilling its promise as a window on nanometer-scale structures in biological samples. (Source: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/12/091207151234.htm)
- Singularity Proponent Ray Kurzweil Reinvents the Book, Again December 30, 2009
