Listening to keystrokes is easy to do with javascript, I’m sure many sites do this.
addEventListener(“keypress”, function(event){ … }
You can see it in action by entering text at this keypress demo:
http://javascript.info/tutorial/keyboard-events
Fun post.
There is nothing better than a few giggles during this time of the year!
The New York Public Library is a great remote work location. There’s free wifi everywhere, and The Rose Main Reading Room in this photo has outlets for laptops.
There’s even a snack shop, and museum like exhibits. The current main exhibit is a tribute to Nelson Mandela.
The New York Public Library, glass negative from 1908 depicting horse carriages and trolleys. Late stage construction: trademark lions not yet installed. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
At 18° F, -8 Celcius, Lagrangeville would be a great vacation spot for a
global warming doubter. Later today I’ll be at a Christmas party with
those who could make it here in the storm. At the party, I’m going to start
a rumor that global warming deniers have gone to Lagrangeville courts to
have thermometers removed from the government buildings, because their
beliefs are violated. If anyone asks you about that, back me up. or
better yet, someone start an article on Wikipedia.
via Flickr http://flic.kr/p/ijnXnT
