Well, the update for Bibliography Tracker is out. Current version is 0.2 Beta. There are a series of added features: -The ability to create custom topics that you can stick entries under -The ability to sort entries by title or topic -Authors can now be sorted as well, though not by last name -An addition of a Topic Manager to manage the addition and removal of topics -File format still backward

Yes, its been dang long since I updated or wrote something in my blog. It's pretty much dead, but I just wanted to be lazy and use this space to post an application I wrote that can hopefully be useful to others. Bibliography Tracker Q: So, what is it?A: Its a nifty little program that a grad student can use to keep track of all the papers, books, and journals they've read. It records the title,

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Finally!!! News to be excited about! Now a hardware Physics Processing Unit for games is definitely a hot idea. It fits right into my vision of a future computer composed of various pieces of very specialized hardware. http://www.tomshardware.com/hardnews/20050308_214530.html http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=21648 We already have a Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) that has offloaded some of

Tech news has been slow lately with things only remotely interesting, but then this caught my eyes today. http://australianit.news.com.au/articles/0,7204,12321166%5E15306%5E%5Enbv%5E,00.html It is a very significant little revelation for most mobile phone users that they are not safe anymore. As the convergence of applications continue and we get smaller and more powerful mobile devices, we get

Finally, the wait is over. It seems that the Virtual keyboard has quietly hit the market. Warrant that at current stages its not cheap, but definitely a step towards a future. http://www.tomshardware.com/hardnews/20050124_174825.html http://www.virtual-laser-keyboard.com/ Seems it connects to most laptops no problem, but why? Why would you want to use a virtual keyboard on a laptop that

Laszlo.....that has been my obsession for the past few days every since I found out about it. As far as I can understand, it is an open source platform on which you can deploy rich web content and applications. The biggest draw for me, of course, has been the fact that it is developed using XML. So, what can Laszlo do for you? Just check out the clock on the side bar. That is created from