Best online storage compilation

Online storage has some great features such as being accessible virtually anywhere, being out of sight, expandability and more but these features do come along with some extra baggage such as slow uploading speeds. Below is my review of some online storage solutions.

Phew! That was scary.

I logged on to my Google account this morning and this caught my attention. Luckily it was just error.

How has News 2.0 changed the way you work?

News today spreads incredibly rapid. With thousands of news stories getting submitted to news 2.0 sites everyday. Many people who feel overwhelmed by the amount of this factory of news ships out every day. As the world grows though, this isn't going to change anytime …

Tribute to the underrated open-source OS X apps

We've all seen the classics Firefox, Adium, Etc. but what about the other great open source applications, the ones that aren't immortalized. Heres a tribute to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who …

The leaves are changing and so is InfectedProject.

Some new features and changes have been made to the InfectedProject blog design such as the "Interesting" feed located underneath "Syndicate," shows stories around the internet that I find "Interesting." Also notice the new color scheme for Autumn. Hope you enjoy the …

How has the internet changed your life?

Today is One Web Day, September 22, basically One Web Day is the Earth Day for the internet. A time to reflect on how the internet has changed the way you live, work, and play.

Via Rocketboom & OneWebDay

New Photos - Love

Via Flickr

Customizing Linux: Theme

Main Theme; Carbonit, Icon Theme; Somatic, Sound Theme; Borealis, Dock; Avant Window Manager, Dock Theme; Glass Beach, Wallpaper; Blueprint.

Another day, another dollar

Sixteen years ago today. I was evicted from the womb and today this means it is my birthday! It all started today, August 6th; at about 8:10AM. Bam! Who turned on the lights!? I couldn't tell you much more of my early life without having to go under hypnosis but this …

Best smart phones, other than the iPhone

Here are my picks for what smart phones have the best features and are worthy of your attention. Most can be purchased for below four hundred dollars, unlocked. Sorted by yours truly, by interestingness.

Nokia N80

Showstoppers; Symbian OS, 802.11g WiFi, VoIP …

Test open source operating systems from your browser

The folks over at oszoo.org have made it incredibly easy to try out new operating systems, right from you browser! It utilizes Java, QEMU and VLC to send the images directly to you browser. Just pick your operating system, keyboard mapping and your on your way. Pretty …

Taking the OLPC operating system for a test

The OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) project has received my interest almost since its conception in 2005 and now I have been able to test out the OS thoroughly heres my thoughts.

The OLPC OS's GUI (Sugar) is well, different but in the good kind of way. Applications are …

Heterochromia Iridis

Heterochromia (also known as a heterochromia iridis or heterochromia iridium) is an eye condition in which one iris is a different color from the other (complete heterochromia), or where part of one iris is a different color from the remainder (partial heterochromia). …

Ratatouille: from pest to chef

After catching the el' cheapo matin

GrandCentral: first impression + invites

I have received a invitation to GrandCentral, Google's newest acquisition. Basically GrandCentral allows you to forward your incoming calls to all of your phones, so you can pick up any of your phones. A more complicated explanation instructs you to set-up a number …

Reasons you have to love Japan

• The food!

What's better than the first bite of fresh sushi?

• The cities are cleaner than you are!

For a city of Tokyo's size (about 12.6 million) the streets seem incredibly clean. When your the person getting the sidewalk dirty instead of vice versa you will get …

New geeky lamp

I got my hands on a used (new to me) magnifier lamp. I believe its a LSM-182 from the results of a google search. Its great for those damn microscopic screws you can't seem to get.

Flickr sit! Good Flickr.

Awhile back I sent a complaint comment to the Flickr staff about their neglected Mac Flickr Uploadr which at the time was not even a Universal Binary even though the Intel Macs had been out for about 2 years now. A funny and unexpected little thing happened they …

Forwarding GNOME via SSH

Connect to your Linux computer remotely without needing to take the slow VNC route yet, still having a GUI to work with. This quick and painless tutorial will show how to forward your GNOME session from your Linux box to another computer, via SSH and X11 Forwarding. I …

Weekend hack: Portable DVD Player

I decided to dive into a fresh hack this weekend involving a partly broken portable DVD player and quite a bit of free time. In hopes of creating an cheap external LCD monitor. Starting off with an RCA DRC612N portable DVD player looking somewhat like the photo to the …