This hint maybe useful for people that deal with network-printer-in-Classic issues. Thankfully all my printing in Classic goes straight to PDF with the PrintToPDF utility. [Mac OS X Hints]

O’Reilly, David Miller: “We’ll see that tools from each community can aid the other in the development process: Ant to aid in the development of AppleScripts, and AppleScript to aid in the development of Java applications.” [Ranchero]

Anything that aids the development of Applescripts is cool to me...

Wired: interview with Linus Torvalds. [Slashdot]

Nerds For Nerds, About Nerds.

A first timers take on Defcon [Linux Journal]

Ymmm.. Defcon. Crypto and geeks and unix and such. And, hey, Vegas.

SmartPlaylists.com - a website to share Smart Platlists. [MacMegasite]

Haven't checked it out yet, but it sounds cool.

Chris Hason has an interesting post on Cocoa vs Carbon Graphics Speed.

CoreGraphics - power, but hey, ya gotta pay for the power sometimes...

Tapestry, RSS feeds for comic strips. Only a few dozen, but hey, it's letting me keep up with some more of my favorite comics. Yay! Thanks to Eric Albert for the link!

First, my TV decides to turn off, then on, then off again. I looked at it a minute last night and couldn't find anything major wrong.

Then, this morning, my internet connection goes out. No big deal - I was out to do some errands soon, and do some testing.

Tonight when I got home, I looked at the TV. Plugged it into all the outlets in the apartment, same result.

Suddenly I decided to grab the surge protector on my computer, and plug the TV into that. Yeahhh!, it works.

Now, my Airport/Internet access. Plugged my powerbook directly into the cable modem, still no access. Hmm. Plugging the plug on the cable modem did the trick.

While I was down by my Base Station/Cable Modem/switch rats nest of wire, I took some time to straighten things up down there. Twist-ties all around.

Of course, I'm sure you all wanted to know that.