Monthly Archives: December 2005

BlockRocker “BlockRocker.com adds a new element to classified ads – geography. The classifieds you see are those that are in the area pictured in the map that you’ll see at various spots on the site. This means that you can … Continue reading →

Linux Magazine – Linux Magazine’s Tip of the Day “Teach your shell some new tricks and discover new techniques with Linux Magazine’s Tip of the Day.” (tags: Linux Unix HOWTO reference) Tunatic: free music identification software Ever thought ‘what is … Continue reading →

Too Many E-Mails? SNARF Them Up! “SNARF, a complement to e-mail programs such as Outlook, filters and sorts e-mail based on the type of message and the user’s history with an e-mail correspondent. The result: a collection of alternative views … Continue reading →

Performancing for Firefox | Performancing.com “Performancing for Firefox is a full featured blog editor that sits right within Firefox. Just hit F8 or click the little pencil icon at the bottom right to bring up the blog editor and easily … Continue reading →

Entertainment: Industry Article | Reuters.com “..satellite is not the only competition for terrestrial radio. The success of Apple Computer’s iPod and the podcasting phenomenon that followed have worked to make everyone a radio programer and inspired the likes of NPR … Continue reading →

Jon Udell: A breath of fresh air “In today’s embedded 3-minute screencast I demonstrate the method I use to shift streaming audio to MP3. It’s a Rube Goldberg contraption involving mplayer and lame along with Python and shell scripts” (tags: … Continue reading →

MoMB The Museum of Modern Betas (tags: web2.0 web20 AJAX blog webservices beta software web tools) Google Releases Homepage API “Google released a new service allowing developers the opportunity to create “modules” for the Google personalized homepage.” (tags: Google Search … Continue reading →

Opinmind “Opinmind collects the opinions of bloggers all over the world on every subject imaginable.” (tags: Search Blogs blog tools Web socialsoftware Social_Networking) TMBG Podcast They Might Be Giants’ very first podcast is available right now right here. (tags: Music … Continue reading →

Photocritic.org » Blog Archive » Extreme Macro Photography on a budget “…ike the idea of doing macro photography, but you think you can’t afford it? Think again – with less than £1 worth of equipment, a little bit of sweat … Continue reading →

del.icio.us: y.ah.oo! “We’re proud to announce that del.icio.us has joined the Yahoo! family.” (tags: yahoo tags tagging Folksonomy socialsoftware Search RSS Business del.icio.us delicious web2.0)

Gmail File Space “extension allows you to use your Gmail Space for file storage. It acts as a remote machine. You can transfer files between your hard drive and gmail. Your gmail account looks like a FTP host and you … Continue reading →

Myth 2 iPod Sync your MythTV recording with a new video iPod. Nice! (tags: MythTV iPod iTunes Linux Software Video HOWTO Hacks)

Boltfolio | Online Portfolio “A place to screen movies, sample tunes, swap photos, scribble your thoughts and meet extraordinary people” (tags: media hosting Audio blog Blogs MP3 online Text Video web2.0 socialsoftware Search) TechCrunch » Glide Effortless is Too Much … Continue reading →

The REAL Goggle Hacks Site list of of Google hacks and tools (tags: Google Hack Hacks programming API Search Web web2.0)

Glide Effortless: Desktop Freedom and the Answer to Protecting Content for All on the Internet From the press release: “Glide Effortless is a portable desktop for consumers that features integrated file management, file sharing, real-time communication and ecommerce capabilities.” (tags: … Continue reading →