Archive for the ‘Computers & Internet’ Category

svgPHPGrapher produces clean math graphs with no javascript, and all the processing happens on the server.

YouTube engineers faced a problem as the number of views for Gangnam Style approached 2 billion. I found related issues when developing the Newton's Method graph.

This blog has passed a key milestone - 1000 articles!

Here's some interesting "real-life" visual statistics - especially good for those who love text more than math.

Michael Jackson's death caused a surge of Internet traffic, bringing down some services.

So you thought Twitter was just for kids? Think again.

The Kindle and other electronic readers promise a green alternative to newsprint.

But how green are they really?

Here's some interesting statistics about web traffic, attacks on the system and online music downloads.

Singapore's Net connectivity is very high - almost 100%.

Google Gadgets allow you to easily add fun stuff to your Website or blog, including math games.