Category: Web/Tech

There are a lot of neat palette utilities available on the web.  ColorJack is one of the neatest I’ve seen recently.

Morning MDT is a good time to visit the Amberg, Germany webcam.

I’ve started using a plug-in which will allow commenters to subscribe to comments for any particular blog post, because I like that feature on other WordPress web logs.  You should see a check-box underneath the text field for the comment.

Since we live in a rural neighborhood, our choice of options to connect to the Internet are rather limited.  For the past  four or five years, we have used wireless broadband to connect to a tower that is line of sight to the east of us.  It is a system that works quite well, except when it doesn’t.  At 6:30 am this morning, it stopped working.  Unfortunately, one of the peculiarities of the small company that provides our service is that one can only contact them via a web form.  Usually, I call Jack and ask him to submit the trouble report from work, but this doesn’t work on a weekend. 

On the bright side, I had to leave the house anyway and decided to see how the wireless access at the Monument Library works with my laptop.  It works quite well, fortunately.  All that is required is a library card and a PIN.

Use the the Alphabetizer to sort a list without starting a spreadsheet or word processing program.

Google celebrates the first day of spring with this tribute to The Hungry Caterpillar.

Official Seal Generator has a variety of shapes and symbols for making your own seal.

Brush up on your United States Geography with 50 States – Free Puzzle and Board Game from AddictingGames and try not to embarrass yourself.