There are hundreds of CSL bibliography styles (including a github repository) but its not easy to browse or search them – the Zotero Style Repository uses …

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I made good use of pyblosxom for many years but its time to move on. Pyblosxom development is no longer very active. Also, its reliance …

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With Zotero and Mendeley providing excellent web-centric bibliographic tools, I don’t imagine I’ll ever get converts to Thunderdell. Still, it and BusySponge are …

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Sometimes things happen in the world that researchers could never make happen on there own, but when it does happen, much can be learned. For …

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Today at the Berkman Center, Eszter Hargittai asked about Web browsers’ address bars. For example, when did people stop having to type http:// and when …

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The MediaWiki experience can be as frustrating to a hacker as it is for a newbie. Editing on the Web page is annoying and the …

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For a number of years now I’ve been using NaturallySpeaking speech recognition via a virtualized Windows environment on Ubuntu. Speech recognition gurus will recommend …

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As a PhD student, one of the first bibliographic annoyances I encountered was when I had to format a paper using the APA system, which …

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One of the last significant steps for an author is to compile an index, unless they opt to have someone else do it. Publishers often …

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For the most part, I wrote my dissertation and book manuscript using a simplified version of markdown complemented with biblatex citations. Because it was a …

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