AOL still has 3.5 million dialup subscribers.
(I’ll get some more links posted as the week goes on. I’m still recovering from several days of concerts and rehearsals, and actually want to see my family one of these evenings.)
Month: November 2011
Reading Material
Need to get these off my plate before I begin a couple nights of rehearsals before this weekend’s concerts with 3 Leg Torso.
- Is the link you think is really cool actually really dated? Find out.
- Openfiler looks like a pretty cool SAN/NAS solution.
- While Google will now tell your your IP address, you can also have somebody Groan Your IP.
- If you could redesign a £50 note, what would it look like? Here are a few ideas.
- That just looks…uh…awkward.
- You get some weirdo replies if you’re looking for sex on craigslist.
- Angry that Redbox is hiking DVD prices? Blame congress.
- Guide to sniffing passwords and cookies (and how to proctect yourself from it).
- This apps going to get installed on my phone shortly: WiFiKill allows you to disable the Internet connection for a device on the same network. Meaning you could go to Starbucks with this installed on your phone and cause some havoc.
- Stupid trick for the day: Make Google do a Barrel Roll.
- Don’t Call Yourself A Programmer, And Other Career Advice.
- An analysis of Steve Jobs tribute messages displayed by Apple.
- Famous logos done entirely in CSS.
- The Superest: Who is the superest hero of them all?
- My wife and I like British TV, and will be searching through this thread to see if we can find some other good shows.
- I was doing some research on upgrading a computer for Revit use, and this forum thread needed to be bookmarked.
- When I do this, I imagine I’m doing this.
- Mapping an FTP server as a local disk drive (handy for old DOS-based programs if you want them to back up to a certain drive). Align the same lines, FTP Drive works as well, though I don’t know about its command line capabilities.
- Supercut is a great collection of “every _____ in _____” videos. Like every “Yeah” from Fargo.