Thursday, December 26, 2013
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Monday, December 16, 2013
Organizing Data On A Computer
There are many different ways you can organize information on a computer. Folders and websites such as Diigo and Digg can help you save information such as websites and articles and RSS Feeds. Your E-mails can be saved through google or yahoo and can be saved through whoever sent it to you. Blog posts are saved through chonological order and you find them through different links.
Thursday, December 12, 2013
200,000 people apply to live on Mars
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Smart Bras?!
That's right, technology has gotten so smart the your underwear is showing signs. I really don't understand why Microsoft would do this; they've already got phones, and documents, and computer networks! So why a bra? They tried to down play it. Make it seem like it's less than we say it is. That it's only purpose is part of a bigger project, which I find highly disturbing. Anywho, the bra works like this. It's got two sensors, One for heart rate and one for respiration. What the bra does is that it helps woman stay healthy by advising them on what they should eat. This all revolves around the theory that your emotions control what you eat, which is true. So it tells you not to pick up that seventh brownie after your dog died, so what? It's pretty neat but how would you even wash it? Also, you gotta change the batteries a lot, it's ridiculous! And why would you only get one? Do you feel moody once a week.
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
The Social Media
As young Americans we see more and more how the use of social networks has dictated what we do in our everyday life. Just a few years ago no one knew what these "Social Networks" were or how they worked. Today, everything passes through that little blue bird icon on your phone. It has changed our views on celebrities, politicians, even the Pope. But how has contributed to education? Well I'm going to give you an example. A few friends of have this teacher who actually has them follow them on Twitter for assignments and what not. This is a true story, swear to God. How else might it contribute to education? Well social networks are big blogs of information, information most people couldn't care about, but it could become useful. Let's say your making a biography on Charlie Sheen. You follow him on twitter then you find countless Tweets about things he does. Next thing you know you got an entire report on his new catchphrase "Winning!" Well I personally don't like it, not after 2010. But it's still a damn good source of information.
Monday, December 2, 2013
RSS Project
I chose the sites I did because of the level of interest. My personal folder is just a bunch of stuff I like. Though the government and news websites needed to be a little more credible. It was in general pretty easy to find these feeds. Though a few other websites I couldn't use because of how hard it was to find these feeds, it was pretty easy to just copy and paste. Overall the burger site is my favorite. It may not be as accurate as all the others, but at least I can follow all my burger news. A close second was the Green Bay Packers website but I guess the reason they're not first is because of how bad they're doing. They still have a chance to make the playoffs if Detroit looses two more games which is possible...... besides the point. Anyway, back to the RSS feeds, I can use them for research or to make a presentation. It's a pretty handy tool, beats all the damn tabs. My future with RSS feeds is kind of dependent with my future of technology. I'm not big on technology, but I guess the future is uncertain.
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