If you are like us then you’ll probably have times when you find some interesting articles you’d like to read later. And there are several browser add-ons that will let you do this. But today I found one that not only works as a browser bookmarklet, but lets your create folders to store your articles in and read… Read More »
Despite what you think, by now, neither EB nor I do drugs. So we’re not featuring this site because all the fonts are on drugs. The word “high” has other meanings you know. EB’s pay is high. Mine is low. The roller-coasters at Cedar Point are high. The price of gas is high. You can say “hi!” which… Read More »
You’re wondering why you subscribed to this newsletter now, aren’t you? This is a computer newsletter not a darned produce market newsletter. But not so fast. Not so fast. You can’t use a computer unless you’re alive, right? And you can’t be alive if you don’t eat, right? And if your meals consist of nothing but french fries,… Read More »
It’s always nice when a new startup comes along with pockets lined by venture capitalists. We wish our pockets were lined by venture capitalists, but they’re not. But it’s nice to see that venture capitalists help fund some new startups that are worthwhile. In this case, it’s 500px, a gallery of beautiful photographs you can enjoy – but… Read More »
We all have coin jars or baskets or barrels or something we through all our change into. And wouldn’t you know that some erudite and astute web designer / mathematician has created a site that will tell you how much money you’ve accumulated in your coin jar – or wherever you toss your loose change. As far as we… Read More »
There are many good online dictionaries. The problem with the big two (Dictionary.com and Merriam-Webster) is they’re so full of ads and clutter that words don’t seem to be the focus. But a dictionary should be all about words, right? Unlike other online dictionaries, Wordnik gives you definitions and in-context examples so you can see exactly what the… Read More »