February 2008
47 posts
Dock Your Old Drives with the Hard Drive USB Dock →
I could see myself getting some good use out of this.
Google Sites Released →
This looks to be a great addition to my Premier Apps account. I have been considering using a wiki lately, so the timing here is great. In a quick run through, it’s dead simple to use and comes with some decent, if simple, themes.
Snipplr - Code 2.0 →
Snipplr is a public source code repository that gives you a place to store and organize all the little pieces of code that you use each day. Best of all, it lets you share your code snippets with other coders and designers. Did we mention it works with Te
Backpack Quicksilver task script for new Backpack →
In 2 years as a Senator, Obama authored 152 bills... →
gtcaz:you.presscue
“There are more construction workers in Dubai than there are actual citizens.”
– Comcast Webmail - Email Message
Steal This Idea: Map Blinds →
Sidepath enables you to give out simple addresses to complex URLs http://thesidepath.com/
[from markboulton] Blueprint 0.7 has arrived →
Team WhiteBoarding with Twiddla - Painless Team Collaboration for the Web http://www.twiddla.com/
MySpaceTV Videos: hide and seek [imogen heap... →
Someone is wrong on the internet. →
Via @mrl
The Happening →
New trailer for the upcoming new movie by M. NIght Shyamalan. The last two movies he made felt a little dry. This looks good so far, let’s hope he can hit us with another Signs or something better.
Drobo and DroboShare Review, via Daring Fireball →
I hate this part. →
Adding JDueck.Net to iTunes. http://jdueck.net/ PODCAST
Twitter Goodness on Your Mobile Device →
A decent mobile Twitter client for Java phones. Works well on my Nokia N80IE.
Frickin' Laser Beams →
onelotus creative – web design & development →
James Mathias has redesigned his firms website, and done a fantastic job. It’s personal, informative and pretty. I especially like his choice to use Flickr for his portfolio, since it keeps his work open to more eyes. Good job James!
Is Bush Gone? →
“- When the medical examiner arrives, he/she must be asked to make a snap...”
– Ward Six: Compulsory Crappy Crime Novel Elements
The Duck Races →
My cousin, Mark Treadway (at about halfway through the video), tries in vain to coerce his duck across the finish line. What a riot!! Maybe next year Mark!
Borders opens bookshelves to digital services -... →
63.02° house, schemata architecture office →
NOTCOT.ORG *8664 →
63.02° house, schemata architecture office →
A More Powerful Future
I began this entry in my journal tonight as a recap of my weekend. This was to be about how we had a great time together as a family this weekend, and today spent it walking in a state park enjoying the fresh air. But about ten minutes before I wrote this, I saw a commercial for a Dodge car and the line from it, “I take it you’d like a more powerful engine?” got me. Why do I need a more powerful...
Never Forget an Item at the Supermarket [Grocery... →
Sniff browser history for improved user experience →
Lobster Chair (NOTCOT) →
This chair looks deliciously wicked!
Present Imperfect - Written. →
It could be that in order to save reading, we’re going to have to deliver words in a format that the next generation has already adopted and not insist on clinging to the belief that the book is sacred.
FancyZoom 1.0 →
ned to view full-size photos and images inline without requiring a separate web page load, FancyZoom’s raison dâêtre (French for “raisin-determination”) is providing a smooth, clean, truly Mac-like effect, almost like it’s a function of Safari itself.
Reuters releases an incredibly cool looking... →
Joiku - JoikuSpot Light Beta →
Win Building an ExpressionEngine Site by Boyink →
Bundle of Joy
Well, joy may be exaggerating things a bit. We updated our Verizon account last week to a Triple Play Bundle. We already had in the house FiOS internet, and their basic local phone line. This would bump up the phone and add in their main TV package. Setup was pretty painless, even though the installer was a bit gruff with my gear. (Sidenote, I am typing this on a Sunday evening while Vicki and...
An amazing story of pain. →
LowKey Stand →
This stand is designed specifically for Apple slim keyboard’s fans. Not only this beautiful stand provides an ergonomical view of your iMac or Apple Display, it helps organizing your desktop at the end of the day like never before. The perfect height of