Tag Archives: cc0
Seeing Pi Chart
Happy Pi Day! Last year, I created an ascii pi to celebrate. This year, I present the Seeing Pi Chart. Learn the first 61 digits of pi whilst improving your eyesight! Like all my original work, the Seeing Pi Chart … Continue reading
Love
photo by Mya Rose Studio At your lowest point, I will forever choose you. Khan and Queen, always.
Video Tutorial: How to install Windows on a Mac
I was recently contacted by a friend who was requesting help with installing Windows on his Mac, so I thought I’d make the video tutorial above to show others how to do it as well. There are many tutorials on … Continue reading
Polyphasic Sleep Study Reports
Most of my friends know I experiment with polyphasic sleep. Fortunately, one of them is in the sleep field and had access to a sleep clinic. He offered to do a sleep study on me, and I happily accepted. So … Continue reading
Tutorial: How to Loop a YouTube Playlist
The video above is an example of a YouTube playlist that loops forever. It consists of 3 Jon Lajoie music videos that I never get tired of hearing. Here’s how you can have your very own looping YouTube playlist. Login … Continue reading
CC0 Spotlight: Personal Genome Project
The Personal Genome Project (PGP) aims to publish the complete genomes and medical records of several volunteers, in order to enable research into personalized medicine. They are publishing the data using the CC0 waiver which means it is free from … Continue reading
Happy Pi Day!
Today is Pi Day. To celebrate this momentous occasion, I’d like to share the pi image that I created above. The ascii art image is composed of the first 333 digits of π. I used the following to count the … Continue reading
Tutorial: How to make a Silent Ringtone
cc photo by Sara Petagna — Problem I never answer calls from a number that I don’t know. If it’s important they’ll leave a message. I have this one caller that calls me everyday and never leaves a message. I’m … Continue reading
Goodbye public domain dedication. Hello CC0 waiver.
I just got tipped by Free Culture News that CC0 is now ready to use. I first heard about CC0 from Brian Rowe (see transcript below). When someone uses CC0 for a work they created, they waive all copyright related … Continue reading
