Dec 5, 2013
Did you know the first version of Firefox was called Phoenix? It's Throwback Thursday, and time to enjoy some more great internet firsts.
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Did you know the first version of Firefox was called Phoenix? It's Throwback Thursday, and time to enjoy some more great internet firsts.
It's Ada Lovelace Day! Follow @adainitiative and @FindingAda and help celebrate the women who are innovating in tech, science, and math research and education around the globe. "If you happen to do anything other than sleep in a cave today, chances are you have Ada Lovelace to thank for it. She is responsible for the first ever computer program. And she came up with it long before the computer even existed."
Read more about Ada here.
Internet, let us celebrate the songs of our people, from bygone times in the year 2000.
Since the PandaCam is shut down ...
MakerParty 2013 exceeded every expectation we had, with over 50 thousand makers making 50 thousand things at 15 hundred events using Webmaker.org Our heartfelt thanks, Makers. ♥
There ain't no party like a Gif Dance Party! (caution: audio autoplay)
Google Coder — A simple way to make web stuff on Raspberry Pi.
The “Star Wars” Crawl Coded Into HTML And CSS
"I freaking love Star Wars, but could not find a web version of the original opening crawl from 1977. So I created this one." ~Tim Pietrusky (via nerdapproved.com)