Mr. Moose - Slashdot User

Comment And iTex will be followed... (Score 1) 284

by Mr. Moose on Friday July 02, 2010 @03:01AM (#32769612) Attached to: Stop the Math Press's Presses — Knuth Announces iTex

...by a new version, called Hitex.

Google Makes Apps Script Available To All 61

Posted by Soulskill on Sunday March 14, 2010 @10:49AM from the come-one-come-all dept.

theodp writes "Formerly only available to Apps Users, Google has made Apps Script available to everyone (sample script), including you Google Docs low-lifers. Apps Script lets you automate actions across spreadsheets, sites, calendars, and other Google services. No spamming, kids!"

Comment Re:Text adventures (Score 1) 111

by Mr. Moose on Thursday January 21, 2010 @10:49AM (#30845758) Attached to: Amazon Kindle To Get Apps and EA Games

I'd say it's a game interpreter. Contrary to a generic reader, it's not in competition with amazons own business.

Comment Text adventures (Score 1) 111

by Mr. Moose on Thursday January 21, 2010 @10:39AM (#30845628) Attached to: Amazon Kindle To Get Apps and EA Games

I haven't got a Kindle, but if I will be able to play my Infocom text adventures on it, then I might consider getting one.

Haskell 2010 Announced 173

Posted by kdawson on Tuesday November 24, 2009 @06:05PM from the eddie-and-the-beav dept.

paltemalte writes "Simon Marlow has posted an announcement of Haskell 2010, a new revision of the Haskell purely functional programming language. Good news for everyone interested in SMP and concurrency programming."

Comment Re:Hands-on (Score 1) 200

by Mr. Moose on Monday April 20, 2009 @08:18AM (#27643925) Attached to: Skin-Based Display Screens From Nanotech Tattoos

Or is it On-hands experience???

Comment Hands-on (Score 3, Funny) 200

by Mr. Moose on Monday April 20, 2009 @05:55AM (#27643229) Attached to: Skin-Based Display Screens From Nanotech Tattoos

Where can I get some hands-on experience with this technology?

(Useful) Stupid BlackBerry Tricks? 238

Posted by kdawson on Wednesday November 12, 2008 @06:51AM from the maze-of-twisty-stupid-tricks dept.

Wolfger writes "Continuing the recent (useful) stupid theme: I've recently become a BlackBerry user, and I'm in love with the obvious(?) tricks, such as installing MidpSSH to access my home box remotely. But I'd like to know what more experienced Crackberry addicts can share."

Comment Re:Now I think I've seen it all... (Score 1) 719

by Mr. Moose on Monday June 16, 2008 @04:59AM (#23807581) Attached to: Denon's $499 Ethernet Cable

Yes, you get rid of crosstalk this way.

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