I'm feeling lazy this evening, so instead of doing productive things, I'm updating the blog. Backlog of stories here that I thought you all would be interested in.

Want to keep your email secret? This MacDevCenter article tells you how to do it. [MacDevCenter]

Or check out Mac GPG and GPGMail.

Brent asks (or maybe he answers) the question that has been on the minds of a lot of people (so says the press): Is Dean Angry?

Here's a link to the whole article [inessential.com]

I thought I was going to excerpt part of it, but all of it is pretty good, so it would be a long excerpt. Just follow the link and read the story already...

Today Lockergnome Bytes had the following link:

MyHomeTheater has a cool TV viewing distance calculator embedded in the webpage. Makes it easy to determine what size TV you'll need for your viewing distance or, alternately, how far away you should sit from your current TV. Works for both 4:3 and 16:9 displays.

[Lockergnome Bytes]

There's even (some) explanation of the math. w00t.

The C++ course is intended for beginner / intermediate level and the goal is to teach the basics of C++... [Lockergnome Bytes]

I haven't looked at it yet - just pointing it out for posterity here.

Mike Zornek's latest creationWebDevWiki.com. [Mike Zornek]

Neat idea. Hope it flies, Mike!

Chris Hanson has good information about computing a consulting rate

bbum points you that the iTunes music store now has RSS feeds (and you can generate your own)

Neat idea. Kudos to Apple.

Macintosh Folklore

Great stories about the beginning of the Macintosh. [NSLog();]

This has been posted everywhere on the net, but hey, I might as well add my link to the pile.

I thought I was going to have to buy some long underwear ('cause oh my, it's cold!) - instead I remembered that I have these old sweats that might work.

Now my legs are warm. W00t.