If you liked SYSTM, here’s more. WARspy LA is Los Angeles’ first and only WARspy resource. This is the place to look for the latest WARspy information. But WARspy LA’s star is the “WARspy Challenge,” where we challenge you to find our cameras. Please surf around our Web site, participate in our challenges and send us any information you think we should add, and make sure to participate in our challenges. Link.
Playaway, the world’s 1st digital audiobook bundled with a player. Simply purchase off the shelf and listen on the go, no external player needed. I’m going to crack one of these open once I spot them, I’m not really too excited about a DRM’ed locked up device that you can’t get the audio content off of. If you want to listen to two books, you’ll need to buy 2 devices. But, I’ll give it a go. Link.
nLite is a GUI for permanent Windows component removal by your choice. After removal there is an option to make bootable image ready for burning on cd or testing in virtual machines. With nLite you will be able to have Windows installation which on install doesn’t include, or even contain on cd, unwanted components. Link.
The Ultimate Portable Studio by Gina Fant-Saez — If you’re a musician, producer, engineer, or songwriter who wants to set up a professional, laptop-based recording studio, here’s all the information you need. Wow, this makes my podzilla recorder look really dinky. Link.
Great resource of pinouts. This is a collection of pinouts that I’ve gathered over the years and umpteen hours of buzzing out cables. Since others are bound to find some of this information useful, I’ve cleaned it up and html-ized it, but hopefully in a non-obtrusive way so that it is still useable from an 80-column dumb terminal. Link.
Here’s another way to peek under the cap to see if you could win as opposed to the tilt method. What’s the trick? REFLECTION. Get a flashlight, tilt the bottle slightly, and use the surface of the soda as a mirror! If and when the soda folks give away a trip to space via a bottle cap promotion, I’m going to have to do this. [via] Link.
Weather Maps lets you view real time weather information on a map. Most of the data comes from personal weather stations that are run from homes and schools. Weather Underground and Weather Bug are two of the major sites that compile this data. Incorporates webcams as well. [