Illustrated verse intended to discourage travel
As the lit another spliff, the driver drove off a cliff.
Monthly Archive October, 2008
links for 2008-10-31 [delicious.com]
- Chris Dolan / CAM-PDF-1.52 – search.cpan.org
PDF manipulation library - A Guide to Installing Perl Modules
If you are trying to download a tarball from CPAN and install it on WIN32, this page will give you all the instructions you need for success
Graffiti Coloring Book
In a bid to increase the quality and quantity of graffiti, The Fakeproject Corporation of America has issued a coloring book, free of charge, which allows graffiti artists to practice their tags before application in a real world situation.
Please, share this link and this book with your tagging colleagues. A PDF copy is available for printing.
Fakeproject Corporation of America: Graf Paper (Graffiti Writers Coloring Book
links for 2008-10-28 [delicious.com]
- Your Brain is Not Your Friend…
…there are a few things you should know about the enemy in your head. - 41 Reasons Why Your Blog Probably Sucks | Performancing.com
- How to Build Muscle: The Definitive Guide to Building Muscle | StrongLifts.com
- 5V breadboard mini power supply
Compositions and wallpaper installation from found photos
Rara Avis Installation at Fine Silver Gallery. Houston, TX, 2007
Also, cheerleaders. By Cassandra C. Jones.
links for 2008-10-27 [delicious.com]
- Opendiag Schematics & PCB Layout
Plans for a widget that connects a VW to your laptop - The Electronic Peasant's Guide to Fun and Profit with Electronic Salvage!
- How to Organize Your Manuals, Warranties, and Instructions.
recommends three ring binders - 9 Digital Camera Settings for Every Photographer to Discover | Photography Tips, Digital Photography 101 at Cheapshooter
Math Jokes
One summer I tried to learn about Abstract Algebra by reading a book titled Abstract Algebra. The language was so stuffy, I would laugh out loud, and my roommates would look at me like I was crazy. The only thing funnier than actual mathematics are math jokes, especially in combination with bad puns.
A farmer discovered his horse was extraordinarily intelligent. You could ask it an arithmetic problem, and it would tap out the answer with a hoof. Researchers were fascinated and tested the horse. They discovered the horse understood algebra, Euclidean geometry, calculus, and even group theory. However, when they gave the horse problems with Cartesian coordinates, it just stood there dumbly, like any horse. This was quite surprising, given how intelligent the horse was otherwise. They brought in an expert who examined the situation and explained the problem: “Of course the horse cannot understand any Cartesian coordinates you show it. You are putting Descartes before the horse.”
