Recent content by netometry

It's probably cached by now, but for future reference Tweet the url and it'll be cached really quickly... especially if you have a few followers. If you don't tweet... submit it to stumbleupon. If you don't stumble, post a link on your Fb wall, If you don't Facebook go to http://goo.gl shorten...

1&2) I use Yahoo! It's 9.99 for a domain name and 12.99 per month for hosting(less expensive if purchased for a yr). I think if you buy the hosting plan as you buy the domain they waive the 9.99. They also waive the yearly registration fee with hosting. Good things about yhoo, unlimited space...

Very Cool. "...the best site - period." Agreed, or at least best forum by far... Greg, you run the pf twitter? Typeo.

html5 is adding the <canvas element and flash is about fnished. I would highly recommend coding any landing pages in html5 and then directing those pages at some content management systems. Look into joomla cms, wordpress blog, jimdo.com. Here is a link to currently accepted html5 tags...

"I do like the ad-ons in FF, and I use foxmarks bookmark a lot. If Chrome got foxmarks, I would probably stop using FF." I agree completely.

:) Well, i like gigabast.com and yahoo for pdf's Google, i use for research mostly. but, i do like their returns when I'm on the front page :) Um, i don't want to pull this topic into an opposing genre... You posted it so maybe it's ok to digress, but... if you want to talk about indexes I've...

:smile:You're welcome, I learned a lot through searching. I'm much better at searching yahoo than i am at math.

I like firefox too, phy... i like alexa rankings on my searches so I can tell if it's a well used site. Chrome does not support alexa toolbar yet.

lol Loren! " I defer to Ernst Mach. " The wit to match the wit. Your quantumdream sure has progressed over the last 5 years.

Well i started looking around for something specific... then i typed this "multi-power law regimes answer" into yahoo search and there are 6 pdf's on the front page. this one is pretty neat: http://math.ucsd.edu/~fan/power.pdf" I see you're a linguistics student so, you know...

Look up "inverse laplace transforms"

The only way a sequence could possibly be random is if it were part of an infinite set. There is no such thing as random in a finite universe.

I use the heck out of chrome... it's pretty smooth. It's frozen on me 1 time in 2 months of heavy use.