When most people think of three dimensions, they think of three positional (spatial) dimensions. Up & down, left & right, forward & back. I was thinking - instead of a positional dimension, what if we used something else that we can perceive such as color?

Ten or so years ago, jQuery (the Javascript framework) was all the rage. Now, removing jQuery is all the rage.

Whenever I find a link to my site on another website, I wonder if that link is a dofollow or nofollow link. One way, of course, is to view the source of the page and see if that link has a nofollow attribute.

I was curious as to the difference between the two methods of snowballing debt. The snowball method, if you're not familiar with it, is often used when you have multiple debts. You keep paying the same amount each month...

Another HTML5 / JavaScript simulation, this time a pendulum.

This is an interactive spring simulation using the HTML5 canvas element.

This is a simple JavaScript game I made a while ago using HTML5’s canvas element. The rules are simple: Click on a box when it appears to make it disappear. Every time you click a box, you get points. However, every time you click a box, the next one appears faster. If a box appears on top of another box, you lose points. “Peak” is the highest score you achieved before you started losing points.

So you want a custom 404 page for your project page, or just any subdirectory? Well, according the GitHub help page, “you must use a custom domain.”