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By Dave, May 12, 2008 10:07 pm

Spent the day trying to recover from the weekend. Still not up to much but better than when I got up this a.m., so am gaining on it anyway. Hope to be back at it tomorrow. Will see when it rolls around. Till then… 😉

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By Dave, May 12, 2008 9:15 pm

Twas the “insert” key and it does it’s deed only in Puppy linux when ScribeFire is running. So back to PCLOS for now. Puppy is fast and overall an excellent distro for older and even newer equipment. Tis somewhat limited in applications but everything I needed I was able to find or find a workaround for. And I suspect that the insert key bit killing firefox when using scribefire is fixable, but I just don’t have the mental energy right now to work through it.

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By Dave, May 12, 2008 8:02 am

Ian’s Shoelace Site – Shoelace Knot Comparison

How to tie your shoes. Interesting knots… 😉

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By depatty, May 12, 2008 8:01 am

Ian’s Shoelace Site – Shoelace Knot Comparison

How to tie your shoes. Interesting knots… 😉

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By depatty, May 12, 2008 7:59 am

Little Brother » Download for Free

Most excellent book, and not just for young adults. Highly recommended!

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By Dave, May 12, 2008 7:59 am

Little Brother » Download for Free

Most excellent book, and not just for young adults. Highly recommended!

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By Dave, May 12, 2008 7:28 am

Mycroft Project: Scroogle Search Engine Plugins – Firefox & IE7

Go to the page and follow the instructions. Good stuff!

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By Dave, May 12, 2008 7:17 am

Magic City Moments.com

Jim Reed, on The Museum of Fond Memories….

My museum of fond memories is filled with triggers and unexpected alarms….

When you walk down the long hallway of Reed Books Antiques/The Museum of Fond Memories, you’ll be surprised every step of the way. Passing by the front counter, for instance, a motion-sensitive black box plays the opening music theme to the Twilight Zone. Pressing a button on a small white square brings audience applause. Buttons on a seemingly innocent flashlight produce eerie screams and howls. A potted sunflower suddenly bursts into “You Are My Sunshine” and smiles at you. A mounted fish sings “Well, I’d Like to Know Where You Got the Notion,” ultra violet lights make things glow unexpectedly, and an enormous record changer plays stacks of recordings of square dances, children’s tunes, belly dances, Mister Rogers songs, Wagner operas. You may have gotten the idea by now that my shop is dedicated to the obtuse, the fun, the unusual…and you’d be right.

Interesting place, and person. Both are well worth the visit. 😉

Found via Calcis.net

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By depatty, May 12, 2008 7:10 am

Just did it again. Not sure if it is just in Puppy Linux yet. I hit either “insert” or “print screen” and am not gonna try it again quite yet. Going to try to get a lot of the tabs that I have been meaning to post cleared out and then will try some experiments. Tried it in Seamonkey where I don’t have ScribeFire installed and it doesn’t do anything. Will post more as I find out. Tis quite a pisser when it happens.

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By Dave, May 12, 2008 7:09 am

Just did it again. Not sure if it is just in Puppy Linux yet. I hit either “insert” or “print screen” and am not gonna try it again quite yet. Going to try to get a lot of the tabs that I have been meaning to post cleared out and then will try some experiments. Tried it in Seamonkey where I don’t have ScribeFire installed and it doesn’t do anything. Will post more as I find out. Tis quite a pisser when it happens.

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By Dave, May 12, 2008 7:03 am

Kerala Recipes, South Indian & North Indian Recipes @ New Kerala .Com, India

Some interesting sounding recipes. Just gonna have to learn more about their spices and terms before trying a lot of these.

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By depatty, May 12, 2008 7:03 am

Kerala Recipes, South Indian & North Indian Recipes @ New Kerala .Com, India

Some interesting sounding recipes. Just gonna have to learn more about their spices and terms before trying a lot of these.

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By Dave, May 12, 2008 2:20 am

Bookshelf: Bookman

The Bookman is a bookshelf in the shape of a man and is a highly decorative piece of furniture as well as a sculpture.

Interesting piece of work. I like!