#memory (9 links)
- New Alzheimer’s treatment fully restores memory function sciencealert.com
<blockquote>Even if we don’t remember early events, they leave an imprint on the way we understand and feel about ourselves, other people, and the greater world, for better or worse. We have elaborate concepts about birds, dogs, lakes and mountains, for example, even if we can’t recall the experiences that created those concepts. ‘You can’t remember going ice-skating with Uncle Henry, but you understand that skating and visiting relatives are fun,’ Bauer explained. ‘You have a feeling for how nice people are, how reliable they are. You might never be able to pinpoint how you learnt that, but it’s just something you know.’</blockquote>
- How to Remember Everything, Ever and Forever — Write More Tests writemoretests.com
By condensing the pieces of information you need or want to know in to a piece of software that’s optimizing your learning experience, you can learn more, remember it longer, and remove much of the tedium.
- To Sprite Or Not To Sprite at Vladimir Vukićević blog.vlad1.com
"There are a number of misconceptions about CSS Sprites, the main one being that they have no downsides." Memory usage.
- Main Page - Drip IE Leak Detector outofhanwell.com
A memory leak detector for Internet Explorer
- New Scientist 11 steps to a better brain - Features newscientist.com
It doesn't matter how brainy you are or how much education you've had - you can still improve and expand your mind.