This post on the Ramblewords blog has some great suggestions for Google Reader. The ones that I like a lot describes ways to group posts by linked article or topic.
This would allow me to go through my feed list faster. (I hope I wouldn't add additional feeds.)
I had been using Little Snitch to prevent and notify me of outgoing network connections. Ever since, I have upgraded to my Mac Book Pro, I have not be successful in running Little Snitch.
I just tried GlowWorm FW Lite. This is an application that has the sam functionality. When installed, you are notified of any outgoing network connections. You then can accept or deny the connection, and then same this setting.
I recieved the an email yesterday (included below) stating the Fedora Legacy is in the process of shutting down. As of now, they are not maintaining distributions for Fedora Core 4 and earlier.
Fedora Legacy provided a centralized place where updates were distributed, even after the OS wasn't officially supported through Red Hat.
Now that this Fedora Legacy is going away, hopefully some other project will fill the space, or maybe I will switch to an OS with support. I really don't want to managed all patches and upgrades manually.
This is great. Someone took the motor from a microwave oven and is using it to rock a baby chair. It would be fun to make something like this before the baby comes.
http://www.youtube.com/v/mWj3YUQ9UiQ
[via MAKE: Blog]
I have been using the Motorola E815 for a little over a year, and I have been pretty happy with it. Recently there have been some annoyances, and some things that I haven't be able to do with it. For example,
So now when I am ready for a new cell phone, these are the features that I want:
