Whoa… I just found this, and if it does what it sounds like it does, that’s amazing! This says it will compile a high-level language of your choice such as Java and C++ umong others into Javascript and HTML to run in a browser. Also, you will be able to unplug your new web application from the net and simply run the http server on localhost.
I may have mentioned this blog before, but it amazes me once again with its tidbits of genius. It’s called Tricks of the Trade.Here‘s a tip to not stub your toe on the way back to your bedroom from the kitchen in the night.
I was reading a nifty humor site some of my friends and their friends write for called shadypenguin.com. When I read the donate page I noticed this little blurb:
“But one thing we won’t do is put up ads; we refuse. We won’t sink to that level, that’s a promise. Not ever.”
Liars! What do I see on the right side of the page? None other than Google ads. I shoot them an email letting them know about their little contradiction. After a little while, they write this article about the whole situation.
“The sellout was identified by University of Michigan student Kyle Mulka, who pointed out Hornshaw’s hypocrisy about 14 seconds after Google ads appeared on SHADYPENGUIN.COM.”
Well… at least you admit to it, but come on, at least update your FAQ, cause I know you aren’t going to take down the ads.
This link is here for two reasons. One, because I like Software Engineering. Two, because I like Wikipedia. Simple as that.
Looks like they’ve started construction on the Walgreen Drama Center on North Campus. Sweet! Maybe North Campus will be more of a hot spot now, instead of a baren wasteland.
Here’s an interesting web page which displays post cards sent in by annymous secret spillers.
Title says it all:
So, I’ve decided that a blog is not really the best place to put links because they are sorted by time and not as much so by ranking, or catagory. I’d be glad to take suggestions of server-side software that organizes my links. That would rock. But, for now, I will continue posting away.
If you are looking for some funny articles by college students, check out this website. It is made partially by some of my buddies at UofM.