I don’t really use Facebook, Myspace, Twitter, or the other social networking stuff that the kids are into these days (bah!), but I do try to keep up with more useful web 2.0 applications. Here’s a list of some of my favourites.
Firefox
This is the best browser, period, and it finally surpassed IE! One [...]
I have been a CrackBerry user for several years, and am rarely seen without it in my hand or on my belt. Last week I traded my 8700 for the Bold (9000) — wow, what a good move! The Bold is faster, sleeker, and has 3G capabilities for functions that I would not [...]
Some time ago, I posted about my search for a new reference management program for Windows that would be the rough equivalent of Papers for Mac (which is the rough equivalent of iTunes for PDFs).
I played around with Zotero, but I prefer something standalone rather than embedded within a browser. You may like it, [...]
About me
T. Ryan Gregory
I am an evolutionary biologist specializing in genome size evolution at the University of Guelph in Canada.
Evolutionary theory is totally overthrown. Again.: Sigh. More nonsense from the British press to pile on top of ... http://bit.ly/d2WLoN - posted on 20/03/2010 07:42:09
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Notable Quotables
The occurrence of any particular beneficial mutation may be very improbable, but natural selection is very effective at causing these individually unlikely improvements to accumulate. Natural selection is an improbability concentrator. — T. Ryan Gregory, Understanding natural selection: essential concepts and common misconceptions