The gadget frenzy is catching on. Check out LabPIxies that makes some really nice looking gadgets.
This clock I added to my Google home page is just wonderfully done:

Many thanks to Benny for bringing this to my attention.

I’ve been looking for a while for an easy way to create PDF documents out of different file formats. You can’t believe how many shareware programs are there that pose as a printer driver that allows you to print from any program to a PDF file. Just google for “print to PDF”.
However, none of those [...]

I’ve see a lot of digital organizers, planners, PDA’s, and very smart mobile phones. But I’ve never seen anything so simple, smart and amazing at PocketMod.
This combination of origami and modern technology provides a really innovative and great way to organize your life. Just give it a try. All you need is 5 minutes and [...]

Console is a wonderful wrapper for the Windows command interpreter (cmd). It support all kinds of nice visual things like background images, transparency and docking. It even shows Hebrew files names correctly. And it is open sourced.
Don’t think I’ll ever go back to using that old cmd.exe again.

It’s been a fairly long time since I’ve started using www.Allofmp3.com as my primary source for music, and I think it’s about time others know what a great sevice they provide.
Due to several loopholes in the Russian copyright laws it’s possible for this Moscow based company to provide legal mp3 download services for as [...]

I’ve been tinkering with Doxygen and SEQUENCE (see my previous post on this) to make them play well together for the documentation of the Daversy project. The goal was to have Doxygen automatically incorporate sequence diagrams into the resulting documentation, complete with a description of the diagram and links to other relevant parts of the [...]