Tags: websites
Immortal Internet?
by patndoris on Dec.16, 2008, under Websites, Musings
If you're like me, you think of the internet as more or less immortal. It's this great invisible being (like the supercomputer Deep Thought in Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy that churns on thinking for 7-1/2 million years) that exist forever, and it's… more »
Amazingly Addictive Auditorium Game
by patndoris on Dec.08, 2008, under Websites, Science?
There's that initial repetition of a vowel sound again. But that's definitely not the introduction to a new word game. Quite the contrary! I?m sleepily struggling to accurately describe Auditorium. It's a game of skill (I do believe I should have paid mo… more »
Troubleshooting Yahoo Game Links
by patndoris on Jun.03, 2008, under Websites
At least once a week, someone I know has trouble following a link to Yahoo Games. Invariably, instead of reaching the annoying bot-blocking account verification page (where your patience is tested typing in the random letters and numbers until you manage… more »
Can I Watch Computer?
by patndoris on Sep.29, 2007, under Websites, TV/Movies
I remember how lucky I was to have a black & white TV. Ooohhh...then came technicolor! Cable TV shows up, then digital, these days it's high def. But on the fringes, lurking quietly is the computer. Watching "TV" on the computer that is!
I'm annoy… more »
Resistance is Futile - A FB Oddesy
by patndoris on Sep.23, 2007, under Websites
Quite some time ago, a friend in Canada sent me one of those automated emails to join Facebook "FB" - I ignored it. I ignored the next couple from him too. We're rarely in contact, it's one of those work/friends things where you talk a couple times a yea… more »
Fairy Tale of HTML - The Background
by patndoris on May.31, 2007, under Web Design
Once upon a time, in a land far away (HTMLand) There lived an intelligent, charming, beautiful, powerful…darn got carried away there…sorceress. She’d studied the powerful magic of HTML for many weeks (I know years would sound better, but it just isn’t so… more »
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