A poll from the Denver Post showing what Broncos fans think about DJ Williams signing with the Chicago Bears.
Scala, Java, Unix, MacOS tutorials (page 322)
I don't know the original source of this image, but it really shows a nice use of contrasting fonts. When using different fonts, remember the rule: Be bold!
Mac OS X programming FAQ: How can I create a Mac ICNS file for my Mac application?
Lately I've been creating a series of small Mac applications, and as part of that I needed to learn how to make Mac ICNS files from standard image files (PNG, JPG, other). Today I offer a quick tip of my hat to the makers of a Mac application named FastIcns that lets you do just this.
I just looked outside to see how traffic is moving on the road, but I can't see the road. (March 23, 2013.)
They played a World Cup soccer qualifying match in the snow in Colorado last night. (Image is courtesy of USA Today.)
It's so snowy and windy here, I found two little piles of snow on the inside of the balcony door sill when I woke up this morning. I knew there was a little gap under there, but this is pretty funny.
The Dalai Lama will be visiting Louisville, Kentucky in May, 2013.
Painting of four sled dogs, from a motel in Healy, Alaska.
A good example of the 'Metro' design style. From http://tympanus.net/codrops/2013/03/21/a-great-ui-is-invisible/
This image is from http://www.themonsterinyourhead.com/2013/03/14/the-hand-of-a-friend/
This is the cover for my book, How I Sold My Business: A Personal Diary. Just $2.99 as a Kindle eBook at Amazon.
Here’s a simple Scala call-by-name example. I’ll show the normal approach to writing a method and passing in a parameter, and then show a call-by-name (pass by name) example.
1) A “normal” Scala method (call-by-value)
Here I show how to pass a parameter to a method “normally,” i.e., call by value:
Mac batch image resizing FAQ: How can I "batch resize" images (photos) on MacOS (for free, preferably)?
A long time ago I wrote about how to batch resize images on MacOS from the command line in my How to batch resize images on MacOS using ImageMagick. That approach is fine for techies who don't mind cracking open the Mac Terminal application, using the Unix command line to navigate to their folder, and then process their images. But what about regular Mac users, those who don't want to ever see a Mac Terminal window?
How to Make Love Like An Alaskan - Sleepless in Soldotna. A poster from Talkeetna, Alaska.
