Yearly Archives: 2006

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MonoPrice.com – 5X1 Enhanced HDMI Switch with built-in Equalizer HDMI switch with remote (tags: @Buy HDMI TV videogames)

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SI.com – Photo Gallery – The Year’s Most Interesting Pictures (tags: pictures photography sports photos)

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Lifestream WP Plugin for WordPress by Elliott Back Interesting plugin tying various sites/services that a person may blog/post/interact with and creates a stream of all the information. May have to check this one out on WordPress when I get some … Continue reading

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Live Free or Die Harder

Yeah, Bruce Willis fan. Yeah, loved the previous movies. Yeah, very anxious for this one…

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Easy Photo Wall on a Shoestringwire Budget » Curbly | DIY Design Community « Keywords: photos, home, decoration, wall Decorating a wall in house with string, clips, and pictures (tags: decorating pictures photography art furniture howto photo)

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More H Than You Can Handle

I think my wife is finally starting to agree with me – CSI Miami is just about as cheesy as TV comes anymore, and I think they do it on purpose. Then again, Caruso can only dig so deep…

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Bringing SexyBack To Scranton

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Give your resume a face lift After avoiding the 7 deadly sins of résumé design, you may be asking, “If I can’t use crazy colors, clip art, and other types of decoration, how do I make my résumé stand out … Continue reading

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Mercy Me

Had a fun week outside of work, with a concert on Sunday and another on Thursday. With all the RIAA crap floating around, I guess I assumed that cameras and such weren’t allowed in concerts anymore, so I missed out … Continue reading

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Hot Fuzz

Oh, yes. I will be seeing this one (IMDB link). Considering how many times I’ve seen Shaun of the Dead, I’m anxious to see the duo of Peg and Frost back together again. I even recorded the BBC showings of … Continue reading

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Command your PVR via IM with /mobileRecord (tags: PVR IM MediaCenter)

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Watch Me Play Madden (YouTube)

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Command your PVR via IM with /mobileRecord (tags: PVR IM MediaCenter)

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OPHCrack – XP Password Cracker Ophcrack is a Windows password cracker based on a time-memory trade-off using rainbow tables. This is a new variant of Hellman’s original trade-off, with better performance. It recovers 99.9% of alphanumeric passwords in seconds. (tags: … Continue reading

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Adult Swim BSOD

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Fixer of Fans

Well, I did my “husbandly” duty and replaced a bad exhaust fan in our master bathroom last night. For a large portion of you, that probably doesn’t seem like much, but for yours truly, while technology comes fairly easy, manual … Continue reading

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Messing with Sasquatch

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Evolution on Win32 Free Microsoft Office ‘replacement’ (tags: software office free PIM contacts)

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Gadgetell – The Moto Q gets a price, date I’ve been looking for a nice phone to upgrade and have heard nothing but good about the Razr. I’m looking for something a little more “PDA-ish” and the price of the … Continue reading

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Free screencast creator Wink 2.0 released (tags: capture freeware recording) Play pinball while Windows installs (tags: pinball)

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