Hacks

Josh Paul, author of Digital Video Hacks

Here’s a great way to rid your desk of device clutter. Take everything but the monitor, keyboard, and mouse and zip-tie it all to the underside. – Link.

Christopher writes – I came up with this self-organizing post-it note that you can print on your home computer. It’s helped me immensely, and I’ve received so many compliments, that I decided to make it available for free online. If you’re like me, you live your life on post-its. Everything from grocery lists, to new […]

Jeff has a great power Wiki for when you travel and need to juice up your laptop – This wiki is dedicated to helping you find power while travelling at airports around the globe. We also have a Flickr group to share photos – http://www.flickr.com/groups/airpower/ please link back to this Wiki if you post a […]

Google apps now have a fee version (well, free until April 30th) — for $50 / year – the 10GB mail option is worth it for a lot of people I bet… Also, check this out – The 99.9% uptime guarantee for Gmail is offered to organizations using Google Apps Premier Edition. Google Apps – […]

I received an email today from an electrical engineering student who is looking for resources that could help expedite a hacker’s education, especially with regard to computer science and operating systems. I know I’ve been on the other side of that email on several occasions. Strangely enough, it’s usually been in search of E.E. resources. […]

It’s official coffee is the solution to, and cause of, every problem… National Geographic – It’s hardly a coincidence that coffee and tea caught on in Europe just as the first factories were ushering in the industrial revolution. The widespread use of caffeinated drinks–replacing the ubiquitous beer–facilitated the great transformation of human economic endeavor from […]