Monthly Archives: March 2005

[delicious-discuss] big news Congratulations Joshua! “I’ve decided to quit my job and workon del.icio.us full time.” (tags: delicious)

MP3 Hi-Fi Stereo FM Transmitter (Fully Assembled) “Transmit MP3s or Internet radio stations from your computer or laptop to anywhere in the house with this stereo FM transmitter.” (tags: Audio Hardware Hacks) Zanfel: Poison Ivy, Poison Oak and Poison Sumac … Continue reading →

Billionaire Cuban to save punk birthplace? Rock on! “Mark Cuban has emerged as a potential savior of CBGB, the New York club that is considered the birthplace of punk but now faces eviction.” (tags: Music Business NYC) Die, fax machine, … Continue reading →

SessionSaver A feature in Maxthon that I miss in FireFox: “Remembers loaded tabs and their history items when Firefox is manually closed, then restores the tabs and history items when next started. The saved session can also be manually restored … Continue reading →

PATH: Ways-of-Working in Photography Interesting (categories: Photography HOWTO) openCRX – What is new in openCRX v1.4 Open Source CRM (categories: Open_Source CRM)

Podcast Tags Tagging of Podcasts (categories: Podcast) Yahoo actually does acquire Flickr Somone was going to do it… “We can finally confirm that Yahoo has made a definitive agreement to acquire Flickr and us” (categories: Photography Web Service Business) SendToAny … Continue reading →

Google Code “Google Code is a single place for open source tools and code for interacting with Google and its API.” (categories: Google Hacks Open_Source)

OpenSearch > OpenSearch RSS 1.0 Specification “The OpenSearch RSS extension aims to define the bare minimum of additional functionality required to provide search results over RSS channels.” (categories: RSS Search)

PodFeeder – Popular The following is a listing of the Top 50 most popular podcasts that Podfeeder users are subscribed to (categories: Podcast)

The Long Tail in Wikipedia The Long Tail entry in Wikipedia (categories: Business Entertainment) Noise Ninja “Noise Ninja is the most effective and productive solution for removing noise and grain from digital photographs and scanned film images.” (categories: Photography Software) … Continue reading →

Utility, commodity: IT to follow electricity? “As Silicon Valley emerges from the dot-com bubble, it has become fashionable for high-tech leaders to describe ours as a maturing industry whose slower growth rate is doomed to mirror the increase in gross … Continue reading →

Microsoft to buy Groove Networks Microsoft on Thursday said it will acquire Groove Networks and make Groove’s founder, Ray Ozzie, chief technology officer at the software giant. (categories: Microsoft Collaboration P2P Business) Tips for Mastering E-mail Overload HOWTO send email … Continue reading →

Slacker Manager: The unspoken language of the office LOL! “Not much is mentioned about how to use body language to get people out of your office.” (categories: Humor Business) Management Craft: How to Interview Potential Employers what questions should you … Continue reading →

Bluetooth Rearview Mirror : Gizmodo “get caller ID information displayed as you drive. In addition, the mirror functions as a hands-free speakerphone” (categories: Hardware Bluetooth)

Giant Steps in Flash Michal Levy took Coltrane’s Giant Steps and set it to Flash (categories: Music Flash Art) WordPre.cio.us “custom script that imports del.icio.us bookmarks into your WordPress blog” (categories: bookmarks Blogs) Montage-a-google create a montage from google images … Continue reading →