"MPDroid is a really cool Android application (MPD client) that not only lets you control MPD remotely, but also lets you stream music to your Android device. Here's how to set it up."
- Mike Chelen
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"Attention to keyboards and keyboard design is not new. However, in recent years, there has been a concerted and heightened interest in this topic. The purpose of the following review is to provide answers to questions commonly asked by users and employers. The text is based on a comprehensive review of over sixty years of scientific papers on keyboard design and ergonomics."
- Mike Chelen
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"Jekyll generates a complete website from local text files. The generated files can be served by any standard webserver. The template system supports a blog style layout. Specialized languages such as Markdown are supported through Gems. Jekyll is compatible with Git version control. Tested on Ubuntu Server 11.10 Oneiric."
- Mike Chelen
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"We also made spreadsheet charts more powerful and easier to work with. After you create a chart, it’s now simpler to copy an image of your chart and embed it into a document or drawing. There are more chart types to choose from now, too—from candlestick and combo charts to GeoMaps and TreeMaps."
- Mike Chelen
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"We’re pleased to announce that the PLoS Article-Level Metrics API is now available! Since March 2009, we’ve been aggregating metrics for every article with the PLoS Article-Level Metrics application and displaying the data on articles published at PLoS. Now the Article-Level Metrics API is available for the community to retrieve the same data and to create mash-ups with the metrics. If you’ve entered the PLoS/Mendeley Binary Battle, this is also an additional source to use along with the PLoS Search API."
- Mike Chelen
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RT @daveidfx: Wow, how'd I manage to forget to tweet all throughout DevHouseDC? Distracted by so many awesome people doing awesome things, I guess. #dhdc
"This tutorial covers Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud installation from the Ubuntu 10.04 Server Edition CD, and assumes a basic network topology, with a single system serving as the "all-in-one controller", and one or more nodes attached."
- Mike Chelen
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It uses Eucalyptus which supports the Amazon EC2 API. Haven't tried these install steps yet though.
- Mike Chelen
RT @sbma44: HacDC needs a handful of new members, or rising rent may force them to move! If you're a DC area geek, consider joining http://www.hacdc.org/members...