January 18, 2008
Today's FamilyFirst review will be short and sweet.
How many times have you wanted your own warning label? Something like "Keep away! Mood extremely bad!" Or perhaps "Enter at your own risk! Hardcore programming inside!" for the outside of your cubicle?
Or for practically any other s... continue reading...
June 19, 2007
Today's FamilyFirst site is a curious but irresistible mix of old and new.
When old goats like me were first trying out the WWW on 14,400 modems back about the time Windows 95 was released, ascii art was a hot commodity. In fact, a site I picked for a WorldVillage Bald Guy Pick was a museum of ... continue reading...
Tags: ascii art,
ascii characters,
bald guy,
bandwidth,
broadband speeds,
commodity,
darkness,
goats,
graphical image,
images,
irresistible mix,
modems,
photo opportunities,
programmer,
time windows,
twelve years,
web designers May 17, 2007
Well, I've finally taken the plunge. I've put my money where my mouth is, so to speak. I have converted my desktop system over to Linux.
I haven't gotten rid of Windows yet, though. Years of reliance on Dreamweaver and Paint Shop Pro aren't going to let me completely wean myself from the ... continue reading...
Tags: desktop cleanup,
desktop system,
drivel,
gimp,
graphical environment,
graphical image,
graphics editor,
horsepower,
image files,
impressive web,
linux desktop,
mouse click,
paint shop,
ubuntu,
virtual machine,
vmware,
web editors,
windows applications,
windows machine November 29, 2005
Today's FamilyFirst review is going to be short and sweet. That's because the site we are reviewing is likewise short and sweet.
It's called My French Picture Dictionary. Its premise is simple: learn French through seeing pictures of the items represented by the French words.
You ... continue reading...
Tags: ballon,
balloon,
bottom navigation,
computer consultant,
f11 key,
french dictionary,
french words,
graphical image,
keyboard,
latex,
laugh,
linguistics,
maurice chevalier,
navigation buttons,
premise,
sphere,
sums,
vowel,
word translations