Everyone has to start somewhere. In my case, I started visualizing basic system stats with Conky on an Acer Aspire One netbook. Good times.
Read MoreBasic viz can still look funky if you try hard enough. Conky on Ubuntu, 2009
System monitor (in rings), with date and time. Ubuntu with Conky
Vintage Viz: Beautiful rings on your Linux desktop with Conky
System stats can be beautiful, too. Once upon a time, I used Conky on Ubuntu to visualize things like memory usage, disk space and battery percentage, rendered as dynamic rings right there on my desktop.
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Vintage Viz: Using Conky to display conditional system information on a Linux desktop
Vintage Viz: Fun with the new Conky 1.7.1.1
Take a walk down memory lane with a fun Conky viz (of sorts) from back in 2009. This article was originally published on My Little Desktop in August of 2009.
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Global efforts to empower women economically: Where should we focus? Data source: World Bank
Global efforts to empower women economically: Where should we focus?
This week’s Makeover Monday data (2020 week 26) comes from the World Bank, who reported on how countries around the world are making progress on economic equality for women.
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Go ahead…breathe! Used properly, a plugin like Waves DeBreath can take the worry away
Working with Waves DeBreath
Waves DeBreath is a great plugin that's saved me hours of work. Find out how to use it and where to find it.
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Loudness, RMS and peak are not the same things! Do you know the difference?
Loudness, RMS, and Peak, Oh My!
This week’s topic for discussion is all about the difference between loudness, RMS, and peak amplitude, and to what levels you should be mastering your audio.
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