Don't forget standalone ColorPic, mentioned by Adam on July 30! It keeps a tray of color chits that I find really handy.

@stevieclifton: Thanks for the tip, Stevie. I'm remixing right now in another tab... And HEY IT WORKED! Very cool.

Didn't work for me when I tried this a while ago... "Your video has exploded". Emailing support didn't seem to help either!

Adam, I think it isn't true Woot was purchased by Yahoo—just that they started a joint venture to run Woot-style (and powered) one-day-one-deal under the Yahoo banner. Or maybe someone can disavow me of that notion!

half.com is excellent for selling books and cds.

@ep: Check out Drag de Go, a descendant of Super DragAndGo...

middle click a tab to close it!

@edythemighty: agreed—so buy a router you can flash with 3rd party firmware like DD-WRT/OpenWRT/Tomato ;)

@Equis: it may be that "after 01987 The New York Times is able to attribute all its work and photos in accordance with modern copyright laws"

just be sure to consider the total cost of running that repurposed machine... if there is a dedicated device that uses less power it might be more cost effective to buy it rather than run a less efficient full-blown pc.

should note that I tried to read the nytimes article from another link that required logging in rather than the link in the above post that gets you in past the garden wall.

"For free access to this article and more, you must be a registered member of NYTimes.com"

(Hmm, seems my second comment was eaten... sorry if this appears as a dup)

A little more info... I can see my friends/follow list if I append ?op=friendlist to the URL (works on commenter or profile page). Without it, it doesn't appear on either page.

_blush_ flattered to have been captured in your pixels, Gina!

@idodialog: check out Drag de Go, which is the successor to Super DragAndGo, though it doesn't appear to be in active development...

You can do this in Google Earth as well by placing the graphic on the map (tip: change the transparency!). Once you get it sized and positioned, you can fly around above it as usual or toggle it on or off.

Good news! I'd recently given up hope that del.icio.us would ever improve the look/feel and installed a stylish script called del.icio.us+x, that makes it look so much nicer.

Just a quick point — there's already a default option for a Dvorak layout baked into Windows XP/2000/Vista!

Is the windows tag deprecated? If not, it deserves to be added!