In an attempt to start out the New Year fresh with an empty pending links folder (and hopefully a better committment to this blog which I haven’t spent nearly as much time with as I’d like), expect a few of these types of Link Dumps over the next 48-72 hours or so.
- For my reference: a simple script to e-mail LayeredTech’s reboot request e-mail address.
- Falling leaves wallpaper for Ubuntu (the leaves actually fall).
- This Star Trek fan has probably never had a girlfriend before, nor has he ever brought one into his Star Trek-themed home theater.
- Great source for high-res wallpaper (this one is my current Wallpaper).
- Great little freeware Spy Hunter-esque game called Highway Pursuit.
- Scene completion using millions of Photographs.
- Supercharge your Scheduling with GCal.
- VLC Media Player can use Winamp classic skins, if you so desire.
- Installing SPF Records on a cPanel server.
- Logo Rediscovered (oh come on, I know I’m not the only one that remembers the Turtle?).
- Make Your XP Computer Look like OSX.
- Virtual RAID 5 Internet Storage.
- Turning an old hard drive into a storage case.
- Lifehacker’s 2007 Guide to Free Software and Web Apps (their 2005 list is still relevant).
- myFairTunes for removing DRM from iTunes-purchased tracks.
- Twenty Best iPod utilities.
- Post Blogger comments using your own domain (I really need to get OpenID setup on my site).
- Power your home with a mini nuclear reactor.
- Minimalist explorer breadcrumbs for XP.
- Deskview for those of us who want more space on our Windows desktop (basically makes the icons smaller and lays out the icons differently).
- Raiding the abandoned Sun Microsystems building.
- Using a robot to push a reset button on a dead server.
- How to see if Apache on cPanel is under a DOS attack.
- MovableType scheduled tasks writeup.
- The craziest Star-Wars tattoos (slightly NSFW).
- Use a Wallet to Keep Passwords Safe.
- DNS-o-Matic from the same guys that gave us OpenDNS.
- Halo 3 Cheat Codes as explained by a neglected girlfriend of a Halo 3 gamer.
- Removing filenames in Unix that start with strange characters.
- What the Google Intranet looks like.
- I wish I had one of these on my wall.
- Creating disposable/template servers with VMWare.
- If you use Gmail, you need the Better Gmail firefox extension.
- What usually happens when I work geek projects at home.
- A Hot-tub sized nuclear reactor could power a 25,000 home community for at least five years.
- Detecting duplicating IP addresses with arping command under Linux.
- Windows Vista Incapable stickers.
- Open Source alternatives to commercial software (pretty sure I’ve mentioned this before, too lazy to look).
- Ditch your Windows taskbar with an OSX-esque minimized thumbnails with miniMIZE.
- Setup the Asterisk PBX in 30 Minutes with AsteriskNOW.
- Make the mouse pointer stay away while your typing with MouseAway.
- Don’t forget to lock your computer, otherwise folks might mess with it (as I know very well).
That got rid of a few links. More coming once I catch my breath.
Comments
I remember the turtle, too! My favorite was the hopscotch design. 🙂
The computer locking one is great. I’ve tried to teach all my techs not to leave their computers unlocked. If they do, an e-mail titled “I love you” with a body of “and your little doggie too.” goes to the Director of IT. It is very funny.
Jake you have got some sweet links in there. Esp. the lifehacker stuff, I didn’t even know about that website (blush) but I love the advice & links there … the iPod stuff is great, can’t wait to try to break mine! 🙂 LOL