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Stumble Upon toolbar: The cool web site finder

StumbleUpon is a completely new way to surf the web. It lets you channel-surf pages which your friends and peers recommend.

Available for Windows, Macintosh & Linux

We are a community-based, word-of-mouth approach to websurfing – pages you “stumble upon” come from like-minded people who share your interests. Add the Toolbar, choose some topics and click Stumble! You’ll meet people who like your favorite sites as you discover the best of the web.

TheOpenCD

TheOpenCD is a collection of high quality Free and Open Source Software. The programs run in Windows and cover the most common tasks such as word processing, presentations, e-mail, web browsing, web design, and image manipulation. We include only the highest quality programs, which have been carefully tested for stability and which we consider appropriate for a wide audience.

ProFont for Windows, for Macintosh, for Linux

ProFont is a small bitmap font which is absolutely great for programming. It was made for Macintosh computers, but now it’s also available for Windows and Linux/UNIX X Windows.

RC One For All Forum: Discrete codes for Mits (1/1)

If you have a WS model Mits, you can learn the discretes from the Mits remote. Do the following to set up your Mits remote:

Set the Slide Switch at the top of the Mitsubishi Remote to TV. Press and hold the POWER button, and while holding the power button enter 090.

Now the remote functions like this:

Power - Power On Only Stop - Power Off Only Pause - AV Reset

Pressing INPUT followed by: PIP - DTV 1 - Input 1 2 - Input 2 3 - Input 3 4 - Input 4 5 - DVD / Component 1 6 - Component 2 SQV - Input STB QV - Input VGA PIP CH Up - Antenna A PIP CH Down - Antenna B

Learn the input commands to your MX-500 remote. When done, press and hold POWER button and enter code 000 on your Mits remote to return to its normal functioning mode.

NETI@home

NETI@home is an open-source software package that collects network performance statistics from end-systems.

SourceForge.net: Project Info - JOE - Joe’s own editor Now up to 3.0, supports syntax highlighting! Yeah, sure, I should use vi or emacs or some such crap, but if a system’s got JOE, I’ll use it.

GreenCine | main member - Online DVD Rental, For People Who Like To Watch

Welcome to GreenCine, The #1 DVD Rental Site for the Alternative Scene! With the best selection of indie, arthouse, anime, foreign, classics, documentaries and other esoteric fare. Including rare titles available at no other service.

glad you got here! Many moons ago, there was this show on USA Network late night on the weekends called Night Flight. They were a sort of variety show showcasing videos (music and otherwise) that generally did not get aired on MTV (the uncut version of Duran Duran’s Girls On Film, for instance). One of the shorts I remember fondly was Quasi at the Quackadero. by Sally Cruikshank. This is her site.

RSS Reader on Mobile Devices (wendong.blog-city.com)

horrorchannel.co.uk

The Horror Channel, the world’s first English language television channel dedicated to the dark side of cinema, launches as a free-to-view Sky channel on May 3rd.

Hey Crackhead Wow. I didn’t know you could do that with spark plugs. Just goes ta show, ya learn something new every day.

Xbox Solution - FAQ A list of XBox games that support ripped CD’s as in-game soundtracks.

Initial Impresssions - TiVo Community Forum Thread of first impressions on the new HDTV TiVos that are finally getting into customer hands.

Progressive Scan Dashboard Available - Xbox

Microsoft has just released a new update for Xbox, allowing users to switch between interlaced and progressive dashboards. Simply press both triggers and both thumbstick buttons simultaneously. Obviously, you’ll need to be using the High Definition AV pack and have 480p enabled under the Xbox video settings.

This new feature is welcome for those users who own HDTV sets that only accept progressive signals or for those of us who have our Xboxes connected to a PC monitor using a VGA adapter.

Amanda Murphy’s Weblog Xbox :: Technology :: Business :: Tablet PC: April 25, 2004 Archives Having just discovered XBox Live, I gotta say, a lot of people are missing the boat here. XBL could be the internet telephone that catches on. 2 months free subscription, ~$200 hardware, plus a kick-butt game system as a bonus? If someone comes out with a webcam for the XBox and mixes some good marketing savvy, they could jumpstart the telecom revolution that desperately needs it.

Google Answers: Spam Assassin Breakdown A rather detailed description of just how SpamAssasin works. Rumor has it (from Metafilter) that the query poster is a spammer looking for ways to write emails to get around SA.

Steamboy Trailer Yet another very cool looking anime project.

TheFeature :: Mogi: Second Generation Location-Based Gaming

Mogi is a collecting game - “item hunt”. The game provides a data-layer over the city of Tokyo. As you move through the city, if you check a map on your mobile phone screen, you’ll see nearby items you can pick up and nearby players you can meet or trade with.

SPOnG.com: The Internet Video and Computer Games Database So much for all those tweakers spouting off about how high they are while gaming…

SPOnG.com: The Internet Video and Computer Games Database More details on the latest XBox Live update, including s’more illumination on the ’server side storage’ bit. I totally love the idea of custom user skins and such.