
New paper argues history, not mantle plume, powers Yellowstone


An assemblage by Nina Elder at ENT Center for the Arts at UCCS.

Demonstrations of how to use pandoc, a universal document converter.

Why Plain Text Matters
Plain text. It’s boring. It’s unadorned. It seems so … well, so archaic. The digital equivalent of papyrus. But it isn’t.
Even in this age of documents that support rich formatting, plain text matters. It’s more than just a plain vanilla format that you’re forced to use when you can’t use your favourite word processor or online writing tool. It’s one of the best ways to create your documents, record and track your tasks, and a lot more.
So why does plain text matter? It’s a ubiquitous, almost universal format. You can easily create plain text documents on any operating system and on any device. You don’t need a specialized tool to do it, either. You can use software — like Gedit, TextEdit, or Notepad — that’s already installed on the computer or device. In a sense, you get plain text without additional charge.
1/25 at 9:00 am from PowerOutage.com.

There are so many video formats. This How To Geek Article explains why.

I did not expect to wake up to this much snow this morning:

