• FlexWiki
  MSFT’s Open Source Wiki clone…nice!
  (categories: Microsoft Open_Source Wiki)
• Hackers use Google to access photocopiers
  ZDNet UK News: “Making copies of something important? Photocopiers are the latest networked devices to fall prey to hackers armed with nothing more than Google’s search engine”
  (categories: Hacks Search Web)
• It’s All About Coffee
  A blog that’s all about, yes, coffee!
  (categories: Blogs Food)

• Places that viruses and trojans hide on start up
  Places within the Windows Registry
  (categories: Microsoft Security)

• HOWTO Bicycle Lighting System
  This web site details how to construct a high performance bicycle lighting system
  (categories: Cycling)

• A del.icio.us blog
  del.icio.us news and announcements
  (categories: Blogs)
• DBD::Google - Treat Google as a datasource for DBI
  “DBD::Google allows you to use Google as a datasource; Google can be queried using SQL SELECT statements, and iterated over using standard DBI conventions.”
  (categories: Perl Search)

Wow! This just in from Matt Haughey PVR Blog about satellite television service VOOM’s new HD DVR with networking that will allow home users to view content from any monitor in their house via a thin client.

The Satellite Guys have a demo video online from the recent CEDIA EXPO, which they describe as perhaps the “most powerful DVR ever”.

Ok, I’ll hold off on that description because you can do much of this now with MythTV, but the VOOM DVR is certainly woth a look once it comes out officially.

• The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy - The Adventure Game
  “text-based Infocom adventure game with some new graphics and re-released as a little Flash app by the BBC”
  (categories: Flash Games)

• Asterisk The Open Source Linux PBX
  Asterisk is a complete PBX in software. It runs on Linux and provides all of the features you would expect from a PBX and more. Asterisk does voice over IP in three protocols, and can interoperate with almost all standards-based telephony equipment using
  (categories: Open_Source Software Telecom)
• Dowser
  “Dowser is a research tool for the web. It clusters results from major search engines, associates words that appear in previous searches, and keeps a local cache of all the results you click on in a searchable database. It helps you keep track of what you
  (categories: Search)
• PeopleSoft devotees in denial? | CNET News.com
  “Whether the company’s strong enough to beat Oracle’s predatory boss, Larry Ellison, looks increasingly doubtful, however. PeopleSoft no longer has an antitrust suit to hide behind, and its revenue is shrinking.”
  (categories: IT PeopleSoft)

• Carlo’s Firefox Extension(s)
  “An extension for Firefox which enhances Google (all international flavours, too), MSN Search, Yahoo Search, A9, AllTheWeb and del.icio.us bookmarks by adding previews (thumbnails) and Amazon product images as well as “Open in New Window” and “Site Info”
  (categories: Software Web)
• Sun has its head in the clouds
  This will happen: “Sun has a laudable vision of the future of utility computing, where organisations with extra processing power can sell it back to a computing grid in the same manner that homes with solar panels can sell power back to the electrical pow
  (categories: IT)

• Pluck: Search, Retrieve, Organize & Share the Web
  “Pluck’s new Perch feature is an incredibly powerful tracking tool. Whether you’re watching auctions on eBay or following the news on your favorite sports team, you can build a Perch to do the work.”
  (categories: RSS Search Web)
• PhotoNotes.org
  “great photography resource geared towards canon eos”
  (categories: Photography)

• Home Computer 2004
  Home Computer of the Future…eer I mean today
  (categories: Humor Technology)