I've mentioned here on several occasions that I've been doing a UROP regarding nanophotonics/photonic crystals. Specifically, my first project was in determining whether particular types of photonic structures might enhance absorptivity of light, which would help solar cells that convert that light into electricity. The goal is that the absorptivity enhancement (versus no texturing over the solar cell) should be over as broad of a frequency band as possible, because it is difficult to manufacture many different kinds of photonic structures just...
Wednesday, 17 July 2013
Sunday, 14 July 2013
Featured Comments: Week of 2013 July 7
Posted on 10:04 by Unknown
I didn't post anything in the two weeks before this past one because I didn't really have much to post (not because I was particularly busy). This past week, there was one post that got a handful of comments, so I'll repost some of those.Review: Korora 19 "Bruce" GNOMEReader Barnaby said, "Skype works fine with Debian and Slackware 32-bit systems, probably Redhat based ones as well. I wouldn't blame errors with software installation in a live session on the distribution though, some things need a proper install, like the force switch to ignore...
Tuesday, 9 July 2013
Review: Korora 19 "Bruce" GNOME
Posted on 13:39 by Unknown

Activities screenIn the comments of my review of Korora 18 "Flo" KDE, a bunch of people asked me to review Korora 19 "Bruce" GNOME. Now that this new version is out, I'm going to review it. It hasn't been too long since my last review of Korora, so I'll skip the introduction and get right to the main stuff. I reviewed the 64-bit edition (usually I review the 32-bit versions of distributions essentially by default, but this time the 32-bit edition...
Posted in fedora, gnome, GNOME 3, GNOME Shell, Kororaa, LibreOffice, Mozilla Firefox, Skype, Unixoid Review
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