Maxping Virtual World Forums are Now Open!
Image by matthew.tyas via Flickr Maxping, arguably the best resource for news about virtual worlds, have just opened the virtual doors to their brand new user forums. This is a great place to get together with like-minded folks and discuss virtual world technology. Check out the forums here: http://forum.maxping.org/index.php Read Full Story
Project Natal + OpenSim = Heaven? Getting there!
Image by kirainet via Flickr Microsoft unveiled their new Xbox 360 controller, or, lack-of-controller today at E3. Yes, I’m referring to Project Natal. If you haven’t heard of it yet, you obviously don’t have a Twitter account. All of the videos I’ve seen thus far are pre-recorded, but if this thing works as good as they make [...] Read Full Story
How To Install An Aptana Color Theme
Image via Wikipedia This is the most requested item out of any of my blog posts or pages. People are always asking “how the heck do I use your Aptana color themes?” It’s actually easier than you think. Follow the un-aliased arrows in this 5-step tutorial to theming bliss. If you haven’t already, open Aptana. 1. Click [...] Read Full Story
Whatever happened to Virtual Reality?
Image via Wikipedia Am I the only late-20-something that’s sorely disappointed that Virtual Reality has basically dropped off the face of the planet? When I was young, Virtual Reality was supposed to be the “next big thing.” And for a while, it was. I played Dactyl Nightmare with the best of them on a Virtuality machine in [...] Read Full Story
Wake Yourself Up With Onlineclock.net
Since just after boxing day of 2008, I’ve been following the Everyman sleep pattern. I’ve stumbled a few times and had to reset, either from sickness or missing a nap. When things are running smoothly, I rely on Onlineclock.net to wake me up, wherever I am. The site is simple and sweet. When you first navigate [...] Read Full Story
Coffee and Code in Guelph
If you’re a developer looking for something to do on Tuesday nights, look no further: Coffee and Code has come to Guelph. We meet between 7:30pm and 9:30pm to network, discuss relevant programming topics, and get some work done. It’s a great opportunity to meet some like-minded individuals and work in a setting other than [...] Read Full Story
DemoCampGuelph9 - May 13, 2009 - Be there!
Coming up fast is the next DemoCamp in Guelph. It’s scheduled for May 13th and this time it will be at the eBar on Quebec St. Attending the DemoCamp is completely free and definitely recommended if you’re into programming, new technology, servers, hardware, software, games, or anything else with computers. Usually there are drinks and [...] Read Full Story
How to Network in a Web 2.0 World - Part 1
TwitterFox - Firefox Twitter Plugin As a web developer my job is more than just programming code. I’m required to cut up graphics, keep up-to-date with web standards (CSS, XHTML, et al.), and build a reputation for myself in a way that many other workers in many other jobs simply aren’t required to do.  There has always [...] Read Full Story
How to Network in a Web 2.0 World - Part 1
TwitterFox - Firefox Twitter Plugin As a web developer my job is more than just programming code. I’m required to cut up graphics, keep up-to-date with web standards (CSS, XHTML, et al.), and build a reputation for myself in a way that many other workers in many other jobs simply aren’t required to do.  There has always [...] Read Full Story
Links for 2009-02-22 [Digg]
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Four Aces Trailer After traveling Europe, free-spirited Jessie finally settles in a small southern Ontario town in Canada where she meets four best friends; Michael the jerk, Luke the grump, Gabes the nerd and Christopher the queer that keeps everyone close until ... Read Full Story