Archive for June, 2005
June 30th, 2005
Don’t worry Mom I’m not going to reveal any dark family secrets. Rather
I’m looking more for lies that everyone’s mother has told them at one
point or another. I guess they are not really lies because my mother
(and your mother) were told these same incorrect facts by their
mothers. I’m talking about old wife’s tales. Although [...]
Posted in Scepticism | 7 Comments »
June 28th, 2005
Ok, just for kicks I’m testing w.bloggar. The HTML editor actually appears to be a little better then BlogJet’s but without the WYSIWYG editing. But the good syntax highlighting helps tremendously. Probably best of all for most people is that w.bloggar is free. The image capabilities in w.bloggar are not as good as BlogJet [...]
Posted in Blogging, Programming, Reviews | No Comments »
June 28th, 2005
Word travels fast on the internet. I posted my review of BlogJet yesterday and less then 14 hours later someone from BlogJet posted a comment. I hope they take my opinion constructively. Let me clarify my point of view. BlogJet is a decent and solid program. But for me [...]
Posted in Blogging, Reviews | 1 Comment »
June 27th, 2005
The other day I mentioned that I’m testing BlogJet. I’ve used BlogJet for every posts after (and including) that one. Well, first for the cons. Using BlogJet provides a convent HTML editor for creating and uploading your posts. The HTML editor is slightly better the the post creator at Blogger.com with the added convenience [...]
Posted in Blogging, Reviews | 2 Comments »
June 26th, 2005
So as a follow-up to my last post regarding Coordinate Exchange I did some digging and discovered the COCOMO model for software cost estimations. In it’s basic form COCOMO can estimate the total effort of a project from the SLOC (source lines of code). So after a little more searching I found this program [...]
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