Wolfram is a search engine completely unlike anything the Net has seen to date. Instead of returning results regarding a given topic, it returns the actual data that concerns said topic. For example, try typing "New York" into Google - you'll get Google's map of New York followed by a large selection of links having to do (mostly) with this term.
Typing New York in Wolfram however gives you a whole different set of results.
Windows 7 RC hit the streets a bit over a week ago and as usual there has been plenty of slop throwing from the various geek centers scattered across the Net. Without trying to be biased in one way or another, here are my experiences to date with Microsofts latest and greatest:
I think I was in a funk when I did this. Someone familiar with Photoshop could probably tell you it's primarily made up of various layers of brushes, so it's not some kind of technical whiz-bang job. What I find interesting though is the mood it conveys now that I've come back to it after a period of time.
First update in several months. Figured out how to add my Twitter feed to the sidebar here. Just placed it on the bottom right for now because I can't get the css to behave and not render the stupid bullets. Probably something wrong with the newsfeed class. Anyway if you're interested in how to place your own Twitter feed into your Joomla! CMS then click the read more button to find out.
