448 - links for 2007-03-31
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i don’t think the repair shop will ever get our 42″ plasma working again. Time to recall it and get it back before I have to pay a repair cost (hurray for free estimates!!) THis will be a cheaper option anyway.
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Nice Ajaxy online image editor.
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Sweet idea. I’ll have to noodle this and see if I can think of anything to script up.
447 - Wanted: UGLIEST Bluetooth cell phone - $40
I found this poking around Craigslist for a new Blackberry. Anyone have a ditcher they can send them? “Have you got the ugliest phone with the most horrid scratches on it? Do you want a new one but are afraid you can’t get anything for your POS? I have a pre-paid GSM SIM card that I want to use in my car which has bluetooth.”
446 - links for 2007-03-30
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Hot damn! This rocks so much!!! Even with the wierdness in some non-automatic UI. I have a Dreamhost account with multiple domains and TONS of space. This is my new iDisk! Check for a coming post about how I can ditch .Mac with this and some other ut
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Look scool ,and would make a good weekend project for Kelsey and I. Heck, add some magnets from Archie McPhees, and we have some fridge toys (as long as we keep them high enough to be out of reach of Kaela…
445 - links for 2007-03-28
444 - links for 2007-03-27
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This will take aw hile to complete but looks astoundingly fun. It’s a great lesson in physics, and a good way to get rid of some of teh larger boxes of cardboard that we seem to not be needing for anything right now.
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Self explanatory
443 - Cheap ($4.95 after rebate) 2-pack of 1GB Flash Drives
Anyone that has been looking to get a sizable flash drive should take a look at this. If you haven’t, just proceed and be on with your day.

Our Price: $53.95
Price After Rebate(s): $4.95
Shipping: FREE
Buy.com Total Price: $4.95
Kingston 2 X 1GB USB 2.0 DataTraveler Flash Drive Kit - DTI/1GB-2PKR
Rebate limit is two per person/household/address, so you can actually get 4 of these for $9.90 after rebate.
DataTraveler USB Flash drive is ideal for home office, small business, schools and promotions. It is affordable and puts mobile storage in nearly anyone’s hands. Now you can store, carry and transfer files quickly in an affordable, convenient device. The DataTraveler from Kingston helps budget-conscious users break storage barriers, allowing you to easily store and move files in a device no bigger than a pocketknife. As easy as click and drag, the DataTraveler can hold just about any file you can think of - reports pictures, spreadsheets or other important documents. It works with virtually any device with a USB port - even cross-platform from Macintosh to PC and vice versa. The DataTraveler also makes a great promotional item for your organization; it’s simple to add your logo to increase brand-recognition. Backed by a five-year warranty and Kingston’s legendary service and support, the DataTraveler is a reliable, inexpensive solution for carrying files or your next promotion.
BTW - If you haven’t used Google Checkout before, use that to get $10 off and essentially get four for free or get paid $5.00 to get two after all is said and done.
{EDIT: Note that Rebate ends March 31st; Don’t forget to print your reciept upon order completion, some friends have told me they didn’t get packing slips from buy.com}
442 - links for 2007-03-24
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Saving for the future - could be handy to have.
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Saving for the future - could be handy to have. Co-worker found it to be useful, so I’m usre there are some great tidbits here
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Configuring Rails Environments: The Cheat Sheet
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Using custom mime types in Rails
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pl_analyze will tell you if time is spent waiting for the DB, processing a view or elsewhere (controller/model before render), and then help you figure out if you need to change DB queries or add indexes, cache renders, or optimize some code respectively.
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pl_analyze will tell you if time is spent waiting for the DB, processing a view or elsewhere (controller/model before render), and then help you figure out if you need to change DB queries or add indexes, cache renders, or optimize some code respectively.
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This plugin lets you check documents in and out from office without using p4win. More importantly, it also has support to compare versions, so you can diff an older version of your documentation versus the current or newer one.
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Rails Template Optimizer
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This would be great! I’d love to have a portable Linux system with portable installations of my side projects so that I can run say a Rails app from anywhere!
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I’ve already got emergency information on my personal keychain thumbdrive; I never though to make a mroe intellgent one for my daughters.
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I have been looking for something like the Prius smart key for our front door, and this is the closest I have found to date.
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Is this too good to be true?? FREE MLS LISTING????
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A quick scan shows some pretty decent tips on implementing AdSense. Worth a further look later.
441 - Red Red Water - Think Geek Temperature Changing LED Facuet Extension
Click through to a photoset of our cool new Think Geek Temperature Changing LED Facuet Extensions we just got in the mail.
Kelsey was so excited to brush her teeth, she yelled out “Mommy, it’s chanigng color!”
Besides being really really cool, they are pracitcal too. Now the girls know when the water is too hot to touch, since hot water makes the LEDs go from blue to red.
440 - Good News; Bad News (Inbox Emtpy; Links Galore)
The good news is I finally hit zero at work - both my Inbox and my to followup folders are clean!
The bad news (well for you at least) is that I did so by pumping lots of emailed URLS into my del.icio.us bookmarks… *blush*
So, if you’re not very development or Ruby inclined, I’d skip my linkpost that’ll come up later today from del.icio.us…
Have a good weekend!!!
439 - links for 2007-03-23
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These change every month
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These change every month
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These change every month
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Been sitting in my inbox forever; time to move it out of there and into the GTD loop.

