February 2010
18 posts
btail - a bayesian log filter →
Btail monitors a logfile for specific events. To do this it uses a bayesian filter to determine what events are worth passing through and which should be suppressed.
So it filters out all of the…
Welcome | Ibis Reader →
Web based ePub reader, works on the iPhone and the Androids. Pretty cool.
Irradiated Software - SizeUp →
Wonderful. This gives me the keyboard shortcuts I’ve been looking for to move windows and do basic tile management. Also makes spaces usable. AAAAA++++ would buy again!!!!!
“What if instead of human versus machine we played as partners? My brainchild saw...”
– Garry Kasparov: The Chess Master and the Computer
iphotoexport - Liberation? →
iphotoexport allows you to export and synchronize your iPhoto library to a folder tree. It preserves both the original and modified image, your event and album organization, and applies your iPhoto…
iPhone games for kids →
Matt Haughey recommends some iPhone games for kids.
Since then I’ve downloaded a lot of games and educational apps for my daughter (who is now four and a half) and I’ve been meaning to write up the ones I think are worth a few bucks and have stood the test of time, and here they are.
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Is the singularity here yet? →
View the page source. It amused me.
Searching through Evernote with Google Chrome →
Evernote is nice but it’s a second class citizen on linux, the web client isn’t *bad* but I’m glad to have an easier way to dig into it.
Yes it's stupid, but I want to be able to listen...
stevenf:
A homebrew app for the Palm Pre reboots your phone according to a schedule.
This is such a perfectly encapsulated nutshell of exactly why Apple does not allow third-party background processes on the iPhone.
On the other hand, a Pre can play music from Pandora in the background while you do something else.
This gets right to the very heart of the old world / new world schism.
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Social IT Software →
I’m surprised the footprint is so large and I haven’t heard of them. Interesting stuff though.
Dropbox Web Directory →
Hack Your Kindle to Support Bluetooth [DIY] →
Interesting … I guess.
“Q: How soon after the U.S Postal Service issue the Calvin stamp will you send a...”
– Bill Watterson, creator of beloved ‘Calvin and Hobbes’ comic strip looks back with no regrets | Living - cleveland.com - - cleveland.com