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This is a web-based AJAX diagramming application. I don't know how it stacks up to VISIO yet, but it's worth a shot.
I updated the houseblog yesterday with some basic details of the rain barrel project. In light of the record rainfall these past couple of days, it was right on time.
This is a magnificent timesuck. A compendium of 80's videos on Youtube, everything from the banal to the sublime. I spent an hour watching videos last night.
Jen suggested we take a long vacation weekend specifically so we could stay in somewhere and get shitfaced playing the CSI: Miami Drinking Game. I think we'd be housed before the first commercial break.
Ten good reasons to keep religion out of politics. Because we elect assholes like this, who are dumber than a box of hammers. Perhaps you should spend a little more time reading your Bible and understanding it instead of trying to ram it down our throats, Congressman. (For the record, I had a brainfart and forgot Kill and Adultery, of all things, but I remembered the other eight. I'm a heathen.) (Youtube link)
According to Technorati, only 55% of bloggers post after 3 months of existence. Huh. I've been doing this since 2001, give or take a month or two. I do agree with the point about quality vs. quantity, but I also have to admit this blog's purpose is as much to unclutter my brain as it is for anybody else to read. (ups to Mike)
Huh. I just noticed the search template here on Idiotking was completely hosed. It's fixed now. Sheesh, you'd think I did this for a living or something.
Publish calendars without .Mac in iCal. I haven't tried this particular solution, but I'd wager it works. I'd rather have webDAV working on a local server here at the office, but I've never had luck getting it to work. Not for lack of trying, though. This could be cool, if it works.
HOWTO Digitize Tapes & Records
I know my dad has a zillion old vinyl records he'd love to get into MP3 format. Here's a good primer.
Fit 18 hours of video on one DVD. Sounds a little too good to be true...
Router Fun.
This is almost enough to make me want to go and buy one of these routers.
This whole thing is cribbed from Kottke, but it's too good not to pass along. To wit: "The result is that $2.25 million worth of work goes uncompensated because of one company’s disrespectful solicitation." Also read this Michael Beirut article. My opinion: Spec work is bullshit. And my few experiences with it has always left me holding the bag.