Category Archives: Open Source

New Version of jMemorize

Make sure to download the new version of jMemorize if you use the nifty open-source tool for flashcards.

Intersection of Public Administration and Technology

An article by Time Magazine online describes how the town of Nanaimo, British Columbia, has integrated lots of information with Google Earth and Google Maps.

Changed Themes Again, More MNML Style

The pendulum has swung back again, and thus I changed the theme of chrismlindsey.com again. New visitors might not know my history of changing themes. This time I am going with a minimalist theme called MNML, by Ian Stewart of ThemeShaper.
One of the neat features of MNML is that the homepage actually allows [...]

Firefox 3 Runs Javascript So Fast

Firefox 3 Runs Javascript So Fast

Jamie of MythBusters on Tech Headaches

Jamie of MythBusters on Tech Headaches

Why I Like Open Source Hardware

Why I Like Open Source Hardware

Don’t Use a Custom CMS

Don’t Use a Custom CMS

Lessig in the Economist

Lessig in the Economist

Ironic That MPAA Breaks Copyright

Ironic That MPAA Breaks Copyright

How To: Remove Header From First Page in OpenOffice

I do all of my school papers in OpenOffice.org (for more on OpenOffice, look in Wikipedia) these days, specifically in OpenOffice Writer (the open source equivalent of Microsoft Word). I come upon the same problem fairly frequently, so I am posting my solution here for everyone.
Many paper formatting guidelines call for no header on [...]