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If we can't figure out where this came from then, dammit, those dirty terrorists will have already won.

4:57:27 PM  #  

This is just too cool!  My Dad pointed out to me that Continental has downloadable flight schedules that sync automatically with PDAs and cell phones.  That way, when you are looking for an earlier/later flight you can have the necessary info before you call.

Welcome to the future, baby!

11:08:12 AM  #  

Backup solutions for home and simple office networks. via [New York Times]

10:22:31 AM  #  

Francois de La Rochefoucauld. "It is a great ability to be able to conceal one's ability." [Quotes of the Day]
10:11:17 AM  #  

Neil Gaiman honored a request from a reader to peek inside his music/audio listening habits. The idea is simply to put your iPod (or other mp3 player) on random and let it play the first fifteen songs it comes to, write down the list, and publish it on the Net.  I was on the plane home from Florida yesterday and decided to do the same thing.  I only did 10 songs though.  It gives an interesting peek into what kind of cross-section of music you actually listen to.  What really surprised me more than anything else was that the bands that I'm fanatical about didn't make it onto the list.

1. Tripping Daisy - I Got A Girl
2. The Beatles - Piggies
3. Bouncing Souls - Undeniable
4. Sexy Finger Champs - Cheap Tragedies
5. Osker - Kinetic
6. The Clash - Revolution Rock
7. Osker - Strangled
8. Primus - The Ol' Diamondback Sturgeon (Fisherman Chronicles, Vol. 3)
9. The Beatles - Oh! Darling
10. Blind Melon - Vernie

It's a fun little exercise to do next time you start listening to your music.

10:07:26 AM  #