I added a lot of stuff to my Steinway page.
I added two recordings to my Goon Show page:
- The birth of Bluebottle
- “At Last, the Go On Show”, a beginner’s guide to The Goon Show
ProbeCheck - A shell script to report failed and successful authentication attempts
javago - Java compile and go
- The Stone Morbidity Index: measuring how critically ill a patient is, so you can track how much ascorbate (Vitamin C) to administer and whether they’ll die without it.
- Ascorbate (Vitamin C) and wounds, bone fractures, and shock.
Powerpoint corrupts absolutely – my version of Tufte’s chart.
Taking enough Vitamin C can decrease your vulnerability to and increase your chances of recovering from a terrorist biological, chemical, or nuclear attack
See my Mac OS X utility app, ”YostWorks Dock Dispatcher”
Neurotoxin sleep and dream hypothesis revised and expanded
Added a link to The Unbearable Bunkness of Stress by Barry Spencer, recommended by Barry J. Marshall, one of the two researchers who discovered (way back in 1982!) that the Helicobacter Pylori bacterium causes stomach ulcer (a problem that thankfully I have never had).
Apache redirect to support multiple names for the same web site
Line-wrap display in text editors - a visualization design.
Inside-out multiplication table - Here's a new(?) way to look at the multiplication table.
Nix on "www." modified from the WebDot Campaign page replaces it
Francis Bacon, prime mover of the English Renaissance and modern science
HTML 4.0 special characters - test files
Now will the makers of web browsers and web authoring tools please support these?
Ideas for symphony orchestras to get more CDs made
A link to a page with overwhelming, detailed, fascinating evidence that Francis Bacon was the author of the Shakespeare works
Updated info on finding used and out-of-print books
The WebDot Campaign got its own New York Times article today.
The WebDot Campaign got big time web coverage today.
I made up a page that lets you search all of the well-known search engines [removed].
You can now search Yost.com using some of the standard search engines, and you can see who's linking to Yost.com according to HotBot.
First anniversary of my web site!
Perspective Transformation Tool, a design for a Photoshop feature I would like to have.
You Can't Take It With You, the film vs.the play, with details on a great video of the play.
My own web site for The Goon Show.
A silly little ditty called Carnival Birthday, written by me and my mom. Fitting date to add it to my web site.
I've written up a couple of Java tools I'd like to have, javacomment and javaextend.
I should have told you this before: I've put up some Goon Show audio clips.
The Trio for piano, violin, and cello by Maurice Ravel page now has an audio clip you can play.
Both of these require QuickTime 3.0, which has new audio compression technology.
The piano octaves exercise page now has a QuickTime movie you can play to hear what it sounds like.
The Fifth Avenue page now has a neat QuickTime movie that scans the entire strip of Fifth Avenue. This requires QuickTime 3.0.
Trio for piano, violin, and cello by Maurice Ravel which contains my nomination for the most colorful piece of white-key music ever written
The Campaign To Replace "double-you-double-you-double-you-dot" With "web-dot"
Fifth Avenue Booklet is now complete with the detailed listing of the buildings.
Yost Serial Device Wiring Standard is now here. It's something I did back in 1987 to try to bring more plug-and-play to computer serial device connections.
Fifth Avenue poster page now has an image of the poster as a single wide strip in FlashPix(tm) format so you can view it in your browser.
Fifth Avenue poster page now has an image of the poster and an electronic version of the poster as a single wide strip, both in low and high resolutions.