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This is what is Weird Wonderful on the Web: SAGE: Open Source Mathematics Software – General and Advanced Pure and Applied Mathematics software, for studying a huge range of mathematics, including algebra, calculus, elementary to very advanced number theory, cryptography, Continue reading Links for December 10th
9 CSS Ethics Every Designer Should Have – Writing a CSS Stylesheet That is Easy to Maintain is really easy, just by following these 9 “ethics”: Indent descendant ;Grouping and commenting;Break into sheets; Reset;color scheme refrence; Keep a library of Continue reading Links for December 5th
Canada’s coming DMCA will be the worst copyright yet – Boing Boing – If this law passes, it will render all of the made-in-Canada exceptions to copyright for education, archiving, free speech and personal use will be irrelevant. It could Continue reading Weird Wonderful Web Links for a cold December
Onaswarm: Lifestreaming For Groups – from Toronto’s David Jane and BlogMatrix. Lifestreaming is a growing class of services that let you display all your activites across different websites, through aggregating the RSS feeds from your accounts on one page. A Continue reading Weird Wonderful Web Links for a Grey Cuy Sunday
This is what is Weird Wonderful Web for November 14th through November 19th: Top 60 Japanese buzzwords of 2007 : coming soon to a Robo-JellyFish future near you Japan Moebius Transformations Revealed – so pretty…. – Math fun graphics visualization Continue reading Culture Links for Mid November