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Amazon.com: Western Digital 250 GB USB 2.0/Firewire External Hard Drive with Dual Option Backup and USB This lovely little beast has 250 gb of disk space in a nice little box complete with USB 2.0 and Firewire. It comes with … Continue reading →

the Widget Foundry :: flickrframe Widget If you have a flickr account – or a friend who has one – then check out this Widget. It will show you three images from the chosen stream – in order or randomly. … Continue reading →

DBB is a project started when various internet filtering companies started to block access to Boing Boing for reasons that are pretty silly – just because they tell people how to bypass internet filters. It’s a long standing internet tradition … Continue reading →

Letterbox | aaron.harnly.net | Aaron Harnly Letterbox is a plugin for Apple’s Mail.app that takes advantage of your widescreen monitor. It rearranges the interface into three vertical columns –so the message pane is to the right of the message list, … Continue reading →

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(It’s a secret) TheMadAdmin: FOX TROT Hidden Code!!!! A week or two back, the cartoon Foxtrot had Jason, the nerdly son, tap dancing, only to find out it was a message in Morse Code. What does it mean? Click the … Continue reading →

Medallia Blog: SmackBook Pro Archives I myself also use a desktop manager – it’s very handy to have all my web browsing windows on one screen, then be able to switch over to a completely blank screen to check my … Continue reading →

KODAWARISAN_k2006: MacBook Ichimatsu Take one MacBook that’s white, another that’s black, and then mix up the keys. What do you get? The MacBook Chess…..

Proposal via Apple’s website – The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) Apple did a live webcam for the grand opening of their latest store on Fifth Avenue in NYC. An enterprising young man with love on his mind took advantage of … Continue reading →

The Communications Opportunity, Promotion and Enhancement Act (COPE) Act is supposed to be a good thing. Turns out that it’s been hacked quite a bit by various people (aka special interest groups) to allow them to disregard the network neutrality … Continue reading →