Geek?

Then these are for you — it’s geekdom link dump time:

• Removing the ATI Catalyst Control Center and NVIDIA Control Panel from right-click on desktop.
• Alternate firmware for Canon Powershot Cameras.
• Backup and restore drivers with Double Driver.
• Content-aware scaling in Photoshop.
• Advanced IMAP settings in Gmail.
• Embedding part of a YouTube video.
• Wikipedia moving 400 serves to Ubuntu from Red Hat.
• Dropbox as Ultimate Password Syncer.
• Comment Replies in MovableType 4.
• Instantly locate yourself on Google Maps.
• 20 Exceptional Websites for Learning Adobe Illustrator.
• Mobile Mozilla Browsers (this cannot be created fast enough for Windows Mobile phones, as pocket MSIE is worthless compared to the Webkit-based browsers on the iPhone and G1).
• Hiding data in a secret text file compartment.
• Domai.nr suggests web site addresses that make clever use of non-.com top level domains, subdomains, and folders, like del.icio.us, burri.to, or stop.spamming.us.
• Lessons Linux should learn from Windows and Mac.
• Free online PDF to MS Word Conversion.
• The one thing that every software engineer should know.
• The world’s most dangerous programming blog.
• Keeping your laptop safe when travelling.
• Copying shell prompt output to Linux clipboard directly.
• Wall-mounted laptop with Synergy.
• The Web browser is the new laptop.
• Is your username taken?
• Rendering text and typefaces with Javascript.
• 14 Things To Do If You’re Laid Off From A Tech Job.
• Starting Chrome in Incognito Mode.
• Deleting .svn files in Windows.
• Gmail Backup to backup your Gmail account.
• Installing Intel Pro Wireless 3945 on CentOS.
• Create MySQL backups with AutoMySQLBackup.
• Sounds of hard drives dying.
• Using WinAudit to create a hardware and software inventory.
• Google URLs for iPhone optimized sites.
• Create your own Enigma desktop.
• Turning your old scanner into a camera.
• Ditch your old email address.
• It’s taken over 100 years, but Einstein was proven right.
• Find out if your Linux install supports 36-bit Physical Addressing.
• Can you really rent a coder?.
• Somebody has too much time on their hands: Google docs spreadsheet art.
• Get Windows 7’s best features now.
• Ways to hide Google SearchWiki.
• Great CD and DVD burning tools.
• Looking for a version of linux that boots extremely fast and runs only a browser..
• Songbird hits 1.0.
• Customize cPanel’s Apache Default Successful Install Pages.
• Why are PCs and Gadgets so slow?
• Comcast is now putting up a bandwidth meter for their capped ‘net access.
• 50 Essential Skills Every Real Geek Should Have (I’m more than halfway there).
• Gmail and Outlook SMTP 0×800CCC7D Error.
• Script Kiddies have awesome tools.
• Various modes of Gmail.
• Impressive Blog

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• Give us using CSS and use tables.
• Weirdness with MovableType and Image::Magick.
• How to: CSS Large Backgrounds.
• Visualizing Moore’s Law.
• Using Javascript to Fix 12 Common Browser Headaches.
• Looking Back: The Legend of Zelda.
• 25 Freeware OpenSource or Freeware alternatives to commercial software.
• LaptopVideo2Go, a site for NVIDIA graphics cards news and modified drivers (they always have the newest laptop drivers).
• 27 Handy Adobe Air Applications for Web Designers.
• 101 Most Essential iPhone Apps of 2008.
• The Grid System for Design.
• Amazing Dual screen (double monitor) wallpapers.
• Roger Russell, speaker wire guru.
• Advanced PHP tips to improve your programming.
• SQL Injection Cheat Sheet.
• Tips for Faster PHP Scripts.
• Proving the G1 can handle Multi-touch like the iPhone.
• Top 10 Things You Can Do With A DVD.
• Best Desktop Customization Tools.
• The World’s Most Super-Designed Data Center (looks like it came from a James Bond flick).
• Bulk Rename Utility is a bit of a trick to use, but holy cow it’s powerful.