These guys sell yerba maté, for tea. If you currently drink tea for caffeine (instead of coffe), you should totally switch to this instead. It contains "mateine," which is much mellower, but just as powerfull as caffeine.
So you don't get jitters, but you do get the lift you need. Also, yerba maté is supposed to be really good for you, vitamin-wise. I can't be certain on that one, since every webpage seems to only quote one guy.
Anyhow, you can get the yerba maté for like $35/lb, which is way cheaper than the $5/75g that it costs in 25count bags. Basically you get one big bag of teabags, instead of 15 little ones.
This guy has a tonne of Notes-related materials.
Seems to have a lot of info on web based stuff.
Tutorial on how to use iptables with the new 2.4 kernel in linux.
Workout Tracking Software for PalmOS devices.
Nice, semi-searchable, page on grammar.
Q254210 - Cannot Use Net View \\Localhost Command
This article talks about a problem I was getting when I tried to connect to a one-to-one NATted box. Basically, because the IP address does not match what the server behind the NAT thinks its name is, SMB pukes. The solution was to make an entry in the HOSTS file for the address that I was connecting to, with the name that the target machine thought it was.
Linux 2.4 Advanced Routing HOWTO
This is sweet. It has a lot of info on Linux routing, and a lot of general background on routing and what the terms all mean. After messing around with iptables last night, and finally getting it to work at 2am, I really appreciate this.
These guys make a reflective dot to put on your forehead. You can then (with included USB device) control your mouse by turning your head. I am debating whether I should get this. :)
Daylight Saving Time -- Saving Time, Saving Energy
Little tidbit on the origin of Daylight Saving Time.
This should be pretty self-explanatory.
This site has a TCP connection "stealer" for switched networks. Basically, it answers all ARPs with its own address, and then bridges the TCP packets back to the intended destination, so as to keep the connection alive. Pretty sweet. Good for use with Ethereal.
irt.org - JavaScript FAQ Knowledge Base
Javascript FAQ. Very handy.
This is a superb tool for viewing the space used by directories and files on your Win32 system. It presents a "cushioned treemap" where the relative size of files and directories can be determined by their relative size of their representative rectangle.
It helped me clear about a gig of crap off my machine at work. :)
Static DHCP Server for Windows 9x and NT
It has to be configured with the MAC address, and the IP for that MAC, but it is free.
Caching Tutorial for Web Authors and Webmasters
Nice little document on technical aspects of caching web pages.
This site has tons of nice freeware for Windows administration and whatnot.
This page has a ton of stuff for tweaking your Windows. I am not at all clear on why the page title is capitalized as it is. *shrug*
The Gregorian Calendar - History
I was reading this about how the Calendars of Britain and continental Europe used to differ by 11 days numerically....I thought to myself, "That's crazy, how could they have possibly have dealt with having different calendars?"
Then I realized that we aren't currently all using the same time, even though standards exist (such as UTC). *sigh* Maybe in 100 years...
I guess I kind of think that these have something to do with the speed of communication involved.
This has a javascript calculator for your Basal Metabolic Rate. I'm not sure how accurate it is, since it says that I need a base of 2049 (which does not include the calories used by sitting.
If lifting burns 228 more calories per hour than running, I do not understand why women who want to lose weight do cardio and don't lift. It's just crazy. Granted, you need to do some cardio to keep your metabolism up, but it still seems like you would want to lift. Especially with the toning and whatnot.
This is handy, for me, anyway.
This is like srvany, only better.
Also, this page has a lot of other useful links, such as Radiator, which is "a highly configurable and flexible Radius server". Sweet.
IPCheck - Server Uptime/Downtime Monitor Tool
Possible tool for "up" checking of our servers....
Collection of tools for administration and testing of web sites.
DML will get a kick out of it, I'm sure.
The Register has a story on the Visor Edge.
I might get one....
How to Hurt the Hackers: The Scoop on Internet Cheating and How You Can Combat It
This is a nice article on the issues to be aware of when you are trying to prevent cheating in code. It's harder than you may think.
Simple Technology 256MB PC133 DRAM Module
Insight has this module on sale for $79.99. That's crazy.
This is the best nerd tool ever.
Earthquake As Artist --- Photos from Gaelic Wolf Consulting
The site is a bit slow (probably memepooled). It's the tracing (in sand) of a pendulum made during the Seattle earthquake.
The Hunger Site : Donate Food for Free to Hungry People in the World
This is my browser home page. I'm not entirely sure that it's worth it (a bit of a heavy page to have set as your home page), but I figure if it's not my home page, I'd never remember to do it.
*shrug*
Oh, I want to make sure everyone knows about Memepool. Memepool kicks ass.
If you want more info about the "All Your Base" thing, memepool has that too.
Sweet, that seemed to work, let's try this.
Yes, that does work.