It seems that the folks at the Graduate Center of CUNY have gone a little Green-crazy. Apparently, they only want you to recycle only green plastic and green cans, as well as some mysterious green white paper, and throw out everything else.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Birthday Present
Last night I was at Rutgers in a computer lab working on a presentation for my engineering economics group class project when I get a Google chat from my mother telling me that my birthday present was in her trunk because it was to heavy for her to carry into the house. Well I of course wondered what it was my mother had gotten for me, so when I home at 2:00 AM and popped open the trunk of her car I was happy to see this.
Monday, April 27, 2009
Google Chrome Review
This post is going to list some reasons why Google Chrome is the best program ever. I mostly compare it to Firefox because if your still using Internet Explorer then you don't even deserve to use Google Chrome.
"Aw, Snap!
"Something went wrong while displaying this webpage. To continue . . . . "
It actually stopped working all together when the virus got out of controll so I did something you would never want to do volutarily . . . uninstall it. I got the following message:
"Are you sure you want to uninstall Google Chrome? (Was it something we said?)"
- It saves screen space.
Any place on a screen with something you already know is wasted space. Windows naturally wastes a whole horizontal bar across the top of the screen unless your using Google Chrome. They have managed to work around window's shortcomings and they put all the tabs open inside that top bar. (See screenshot below) - You can type google searches in the address bar
That's right, they save even more space by avoiding that little search form that firefox has on the top right. - Two click access to your favorite sites
To go to gmail I type 'g' in the search/url bar then hit 'Enter.' I type 'b Enter' and it goes to bankofamerica.com - Super Stealth Mode
Ever want to log-into your spam email account without losing your current session? You could use an inferior browser, like IE, or you can click ctrl-shift-n to open a new chrome browser which will have its own cookies (so you can be logged into both at the same time). - Its amazingly fast
Faster than you can possibly imagine. It take a tenth of the RAM that Firefox needs which is a billion times less than IE. - Slow running tabs don't slow other ones.
If one tab seems to be crashing, you don't even need to close it, your other tabs are safe with Google Chrome. - They have a sense of humor.
See below.
"Aw, Snap!
"Something went wrong while displaying this webpage. To continue . . . . "
It actually stopped working all together when the virus got out of controll so I did something you would never want to do volutarily . . . uninstall it. I got the following message:
"Are you sure you want to uninstall Google Chrome? (Was it something we said?)"
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Timex error 745007
I usually am pretty good at crashing computers, even when I'm not trying. I just have that magic touch. I've crashed touch displays in museums, Metrocard vending machines, every operating system I've gotten my hands on, etc. Recently I even managed to crash my watch:
One morning I see that my trusty Timex Expedition watch no longer wanted to display the time. Instead, as you can see, it only displayed "74 50 07." To try and save it, I took it apart:
On the flip side of the display I found:
It turned out that pressing that little metal tab which hangs over the giant orange sticker reset the watch (I didn't even need to insert a battery!), and now it's as good as new.
And so, I'm on to the next challenge. What should I try and crash next?
One morning I see that my trusty Timex Expedition watch no longer wanted to display the time. Instead, as you can see, it only displayed "74 50 07." To try and save it, I took it apart:
On the flip side of the display I found:
It turned out that pressing that little metal tab which hangs over the giant orange sticker reset the watch (I didn't even need to insert a battery!), and now it's as good as new.
And so, I'm on to the next challenge. What should I try and crash next?
Thursday, April 02, 2009
Important Fire Safety Tip
Today's Fire Safety Tip comes courtesy of CCNY's Marshak Science Building. The tip is "Don't do this:"
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