TreeLine
What is TreeLine?
Do you have lots of sticky notes lying around with various useful information jotted down? Or many lists of books, movies, website logins, personal contacts, or things to do? Can you find them when you need them? Well, I often couldn’t. So here’s my answer.
Some would call TreeLine an Outliner, others would call it a PIM. Basically, it just stores almost any kind of information. A tree structure makes it easy to keep things organized. And each node in the tree can contain several fields, forming a mini-database. The output format for each node can be defined, and the output can be shown on the screen, printed, or exported to html.
For what it’s worth. Looks interesting enough to try. Just got to get off my ass and do so…
iPod Breathalyzer: With FM Wireless Transmitter
Just not quite sure how to take this one but here it is for whatever…
Selling a soul
A comic (that I have added to my daily reading list) that Steve pointed out to me. Thanks Steve!
Runners — Let thirst be your guide
Makes a lot of sense to me. Too much of anything is not good fer ya…
Organic Cuba Libre!
Back to the land, a different look.
Linux Today – Tuning LAMP Systems [Parts 2 & 3]
Mainly a link for me as I need to set up a local system for the ranch so we can use it over the wireless net here.
FCKeditor – The text editor for Internet
Interesting concept. Now if I can make time/energy to give it a try…
Van Os Keuls – Innovative building materials from everyday tin cans: eco-artware Recycling Rag Newsletter
A Can-Do House: A New Twist to Aluminum Siding
Got a few thousand soda and beer cans you’ve been waiting to recycle? Architect Richard Van Os Keuls, a resident of Silver Spring, Maryland, might be an inspiration.
Van Os Keuls lives in a 1953 brick tract house, to which he built a 230 sq. foot addition on to the back in 2000. The nearly-finished plywood and insulation board structure was covered with building paper, waiting to be sided or otherwise finished. He found bricks too expensive, and didn’t want the usual siding alternatives. After some thought and consideration, Van Os Keuls decided to try a new medium no architect and none of his clients had used before — flattened aluminum soda and beer cans.
Interesting concept. Just not sure of the practicality of it but that could just be me.
I’ve built several wall sections of aluminum cans and cement but am not gonna do any more that way. I’ll recycle the aluminum and use the cash to buy cement to use with glass and plastic bottles instead.
CorneliOS, the virtual web OS – Home
Now this sounds more like it. Web based multiuser OS with virtual file systems and applications. Another one I am gonna have to try out.
Plywood bike
Interesting concept and from what I can see cool design/construction of the bike.
Horrible website design, construction and execution. They didn’t even bother to title the main page. When I went to post this on the blog I had to add the “Plywood bike” in place of the “Untitled page” that showed up when using the WordPress add entry link. Pissy little pix with no link to larger versions in the gallery that are just too artsie fartsie to convey any real info. And the tiny pixtelated text on the specs page sucks. I could use the the text larger in my browser to increase the size but after looking at the rest of the site just didn’t bother.
These folks need to get someone that knows what they are doing to build them a real site to show this bike design off.
Candid storm chief gets a lashing – 06/16/2007 – MiamiHerald.com
Note that the “White House” was in the list of idiots that are upset with him about this. Got a WHOLE bunch of idiots running this country into the ground…
US prof plans to send message back in time | The Register
Bit late posting this but I do find it interesting that DARPA isn’t interested. Will be interesting to see what if any results he gets/publishes.
Linux.com | Feed your content cravings with Liferea
Trying this as my new feed reader. Good interface but a few small glitches now and then. Restarting the application seems to clear the problems up. Biggest complaint is that the scroll bar on the feed articles area in the upper right box disappears at random. Or seems to be at random. Will keep on using it for a while and see how it goes as otherwise I like.
TorrentSpy ruling a ‘weapon of mass discovery’ | Tech News on ZDNet
Tis truly a pity that there are folk in responsible positions that can’t find their arses with both hands, a Grey’s anatomy, AND a mirror.
The Red Hot Jazz Archive
For those with a taste for old Jazz, here ya go! Lotta good stuff on this site. Real player format but I suspect that there is some way to convert them to mp3 or ogg. Enjoy!
Boing Boing: Steampunk computing
Now this is just awesome as hell! I love it and want to build one! Won’t copy this but gonna have to see just what I can do as far as using stuff that is collecting dust and rust in the storage buildings and barn to turn my existing system into a thing of beauty somewhat along these lines.
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