This looked very cool (after I searched around to work out what R4 DS and DS Colors were). But the DS only supports WEP! eek. I guess I won't be going down this road any time soon. Shame a PSP doesn't have the touchscreen though.
I picked up this reference from Andy Piper talking about you sketchblogging. Maybe now I'll find a good use for my Wacom bluetooth… If only I could clear some space on my desk.
[...] recently I've also noticed that Sacha Chua has been sketchblogging… using her Nintendo DS. Sacha is very creative and this seems like a really cool way of using a DS, although it looks like [...]
2005: Friday night — Ack! I guess I really am an extrovert now. I find it to be
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2005: Characters blogged versus bookmarks —
My blogging activity is similar to my bookmarking activity, so that
means that bookmarking stuff with del.icio.us doesn't mean I don't
blog [...]
2005: The Year in Bookmarks —
Top 10 tags for 2005
productivity(104) web2.0(88) digitalpinay(88) social(84) useful(83) business(80) blogs(70) research(69) lifehacks(68) blogging(60)
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2004: YDC Festival: Puppet shows — I caught the tail end of a puppet show carried out with store-bought
dolls: Barbie, Billikin… I was surprised at how [...]
2004: Refactoring Planner annotation code — Many planner files just contain code for creating hyperlinks from the
current buffer. This does not have anything to do with [...]
2004: Factors for idea growth — From ParaMode in ZhurnalWiki :
But the history of Para mode does highlight three deep sources of
power that, in one form [...]
2004: Updating the timelog — I often update my task descriptions. We haven't found a neat way to do
this in-buffer, so I use planner-edit-task-description. However, [...]
2003: Perl for Windows administration —
- Keith_M: One that I use quite often is Win32::AdminMisc by Dave Roth. www.roth.net
- Keith_M: Win32API::Net
- Keith_M: Win32::Lanman
2003: More stuff from visiting professor — How do you pronounce your name, Dr. Nievergelt? (Neevergelt)
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passive [...]
2003: Perl training — Plan:
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- Day 1 afternoon: Basic syntax, Perl for extracting data
- [...]
2003: Hey, more thoughts on kara — Finite state machines are perfect for pen and paper, because students
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2003: Moving computing into the basics — Mathematics users - elementary mathematics, technicians have more
mathematics. So the mathematics teachers could say all we have to
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2003: Meeting with Dr. Juerg Nievergelt — - Advocates strong mathematical approach in first year
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2003: More about group reviews — Perhaps setting up this kind of tutoring in-class is a good way to
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2003: Recipe from [[bbdb://Aadisht][Aadisht Khanna]] — 1. Set Capsicum, Minced Meat, Sweet Corn, Cheese
2. Slice off capsicum tops.
3. Scoop out capsicum innards.
4. Stuff Capsicum with (Cheese&&(Minced [...]
2003: Backlog: Fish - 2003.12.15 — - Find small sections of fish. I haven't gotten around to eating fish
bellies yet, although many people swear by them. [...]
2005: Friday night — Ack! I guess I really am an extrovert now. I find it to be
_dreadfully_ quiet for a Friday night. The [...]
2005: Characters blogged versus bookmarks —
My blogging activity is similar to my bookmarking activity, so that
means that bookmarking stuff with del.icio.us doesn't mean I don't
blog [...]
2005: The Year in Bookmarks —
Top 10 tags for 2005
productivity(104) web2.0(88) digitalpinay(88) social(84) useful(83) business(80) blogs(70) research(69) lifehacks(68) blogging(60)
Check out my year in bookmarks for [...]
2004: YDC Festival: Puppet shows — I caught the tail end of a puppet show carried out with store-bought
dolls: Barbie, Billikin… I was surprised at how [...]
2004: Refactoring Planner annotation code — Many planner files just contain code for creating hyperlinks from the
current buffer. This does not have anything to do with [...]
2004: Factors for idea growth — From ParaMode in ZhurnalWiki :
But the history of Para mode does highlight three deep sources of
power that, in one form [...]
2004: Updating the timelog — I often update my task descriptions. We haven't found a neat way to do
this in-buffer, so I use planner-edit-task-description. However, [...]
2003: Perl for Windows administration —
- Keith_M: One that I use quite often is Win32::AdminMisc by Dave Roth. www.roth.net
- Keith_M: Win32API::Net
- Keith_M: Win32::Lanman
2003: More stuff from visiting professor — How do you pronounce your name, Dr. Nievergelt? (Neevergelt)
- Let me see if I understand your teaching approach. You develop
passive [...]
2003: Perl training — Plan:
- Day 1 morning: What is Perl? Lay of the land
- Day 1 afternoon: Basic syntax, Perl for extracting data
- [...]
2003: Hey, more thoughts on kara — Finite state machines are perfect for pen and paper, because students
can check it manually - and they can enlist their [...]
2003: Moving computing into the basics — Mathematics users - elementary mathematics, technicians have more
mathematics. So the mathematics teachers could say all we have to
teach our students [...]
2003: Meeting with Dr. Juerg Nievergelt — - Advocates strong mathematical approach in first year
- Upcoming split
- Computational science - common math: numeric and symbolic computation (6 [...]
2003: More about group reviews — Perhaps setting up this kind of tutoring in-class is a good way to
encourage student interaction and close the gap between [...]
2003: Recipe from [[bbdb://Aadisht][Aadisht Khanna]] — 1. Set Capsicum, Minced Meat, Sweet Corn, Cheese
2. Slice off capsicum tops.
3. Scoop out capsicum innards.
4. Stuff Capsicum with (Cheese&&(Minced [...]
2003: Backlog: Fish - 2003.12.15 — - Find small sections of fish. I haven't gotten around to eating fish
bellies yet, although many people swear by them. [...]
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I've nothing to say, but I'm obliged to comment on any Nintendo-related entries from people I know.
would any one of you know wat the DS in nintendo ds lite means? would appreciate an answer…thans
According to Wikipedia, it stands for "Developers' System" and "Dual Screen".
This looked very cool (after I searched around to work out what R4 DS and DS Colors were). But the DS only supports WEP! eek. I guess I won't be going down this road any time soon. Shame a PSP doesn't have the touchscreen though.
I picked up this reference from Andy Piper talking about you sketchblogging. Maybe now I'll find a good use for my Wacom bluetooth… If only I could clear some space on my desk.
[...] recently I've also noticed that Sacha Chua has been sketchblogging… using her Nintendo DS. Sacha is very creative and this seems like a really cool way of using a DS, although it looks like [...]