links for 2007-12-25
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Mines – geo maps and gps points – always good to know!
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links for 2007-12-17
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this line – added to your vmwares’s .vmx file, allows your Windows image to pick up on usb devices – woot Nokia E65 now connected to PC!
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usb.generic.skipSetConfig = “TRUE”
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The Google Maps API is great, but it doesn’t have an easy way to export data in GPX format. This bookmarklet is my attempt at a hack to get information out of Google Maps and into GPX, suitable for loading on a GPS.
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For managing, manipulating and mapping GPS data
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links for 2007-12-12
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In this section of our site you’ll find logic puzzles you can play directly on the site.
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Full-featured traffic analyzers for Linux systems such as ntop and vnstat are widely available, but sometimes you just want a simple program that gives you fast, basic information about the amount of traffic going in and out of the hosts on your network.
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Standing next to your laptop to control the slides during a presentation is not cool. Nowadays everyone uses a presentation device or their laptop’s remote controller, but a presentation device can be expensive, few laptops come with a remote controller,
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