Nelson Minar blogs at http://pinboard.in/u:nelson 
21/01/2004 @ 06:00 UTC
Cameron Marlow : PubSub: Ambiguous aggregation - Their election coverage rivals Googlerace, nice graphs
François Hodierne : PubSub.com - "PubSub Concepts provides real-time, content based publish and subscribe systems at internet scale."
Philippe Janvier : PubSub.com - Un moteur pour chercher par mots clés dans les blogs (PubSub un peu "à la Feedster") et souscrire (QuickSub) au fil RSS des résultats "à la blogdigger". Pratique !
Nelson Minar : PubSub aggregator - Another blog aggregator; this one works by doing keyword searches on zillions of blogs and providing new feeds.
jimray : Welcome to PubSub
#14/01/2004 @ 17:00 UTC
Andy Baio : Bugmenot, open accounts for popular websites - nytimes.com is the most popular
Jeremy Zawodny : bugmenot.com
Steve Cook : BugMeNot.com - Read websites without filling out obnoxious registration forms (I'm looking at -you-, LA Times!)
Kayode Okeyode : Bug Me Not
Rod Begbie : BugMeNot.com - Save registering for sites such as latimes or nytimes by using a fake login.
Adam Gessaman : Bug Me Not - Is sharing passwords still legal? I can’t find the link, but I thought it was legally questionable in Bush’s America™.
Nelson Minar : BugMeNot - bypass web site registrations
Richard Rutter : BugMeNot bookmarklet - Bypass compulsory Web registration for newspapers etc (filed under New media industry).
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4/01/2004 @ 16:00 UTC
gleuschk : If English was written like Chinese - hanzi and yingzi
Steve Cook : Yingzi: If English was written like Chinese - A surprisingly useful and easily understood introduction to the Chinese ideogram system. That rhyming thing must be a bitch to learn.
Nelson Minar : English ideograms - Yingzi: if English were written like Chinese (via Evan)
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16/12/2003 @ 13:00 UTC
Paul Hammond : 4096 Color Wheel - Hover over the wheel to view colors.
Ethan Marcotte : Pimpin' 4096 color wheel - The first and last time I use "pimpin'" to describe anything RGB. Um, dogg.
Graham Leuschke : 4096 Color Wheel - only moderately useful, but very well done
Nelson Minar : 4096 color wheel - Usable colour picker, although weirdly restricted to 12 bits
Eric Meyer : 4096 Color Wheel Version 2.1 - Very cool, and nicely scripted. Suddenly the Color Blender seems like a Model T with flat tires. [via Dave] [via]
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16/12/2003 @ 01:06 UTC
Simon Willison : Synergy - Easily share a single mouse/keyboard between multiple PCs running multiple OSs (via)
deusx : Synergy - "Synergy lets you easily share a single mouse and keyboard between multiple computers with different operating systems, each with its own display, without special hardware."
Rod Begbie : Synergy - Not the Mac iTunes app -- The kick-ass keyboard + mouse sharer, if you have two computers and two monitors on your desk. Ace! #
nelson : Synergy mouse hack - simple client to let you share a mouse and keyboard among different computers. supports linux, windows, mac.
Jeremy Zawodny : Synergy - Synergy: "With synergy, all the computers on your desktop form a single virtual screen. You use the mouse and keyboard of only one of the computers while you use all of the monitors on all of the computers." It's cross-platform x2vnc, sort
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8/12/2003 @ 17:00 UTC
Jeremy Zawodny : monit
jcgregorio : monit - process control
nelson : monit: barking at daemons - System to keep daemons running smoothly
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24/11/2003 @ 08:56 UTC
Mark Pilgrim : mysql gotchas - it's not a bug, it's a feature
François Hodierne : MySQL Gotchas
Paul Hammond : MySQL Gotchas - A "gotcha" is a feature or function which works as advertised - but not as expected.
Jeremy Zawodny : MySQL Gotchas
Charles Miller : MySQL Gotchas - MySQL Gotchas. MySQL screws up your data faster than any other database! (via Chu Yeow)
Nelson Minar : MySQL gotchas - "When NULL is not NULL" (via Eric Case)
Kayode Okeyode : MySQL Gotchas
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20/11/2003 @ 19:13 UTC
Andy Baio : Robot Wisdom takes a nap - hasn't updated since early October; is Jorn alive?
Matthew M. Boedicker : Robot Wisdom is back
Nelson Minar : Robot Wisdom is back - I missed Jorn. (via Waxy)
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18/11/2003 @ 16:13 UTC
jkottke : Use the Squeezebox to wirelessly stream mp3s from your PC to your stereo system
Les Orchard : Slim Devices : Free Your Music!
Wayne Burkett : Squeezebox : Free Your Music!
Nelson Minar : Squeezebox v3 - Network MP3 player. Now! Not ugly!
Rod Begbie : Slim Devices : Squeezebox - The new Squeezebox is gorgeous. Throw in excellent format support (MP3, OGG, WMA, AAC and FLAC) and an open-source server, and it's a geek's dream. [via] #
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