Entries for Monday, September 4, 2006
➠ September 4, 2006
Flickr: Explore your geotagged photos on a Map
My photos from our Scotland trip, overlaid onto a map of Scotland. Hooray for Flickry goodness.
Amazon.com: 75-Watt Dimmable Spiral Compact Fluorescent, Uses only 23-Watts
Turns out you can get energy-saving lightbulbs which work with dimmer switches. Who knew! They’re pricey, but I’m getting some to see how they do.
FairUse4WM - a WM/DRM removal program
I’ve finally had a chance to test this with files downloaded from Napster and Rhapsody’s subscription services, and it does what it says on the tin. The question of interest: If this could be chained to a transcoder that automagically converted downloads to MP3s that can be played on an iPod, would it cause more customers to sign up for PlaysForSure providers, and damage sales at the iTunes Music Store?
Crazy Egg – visualize your visitors
Track where users are clicking on your webpages so you can slap in advertising/tune your site’s usability (delete as appropriate)
REAPER - Rapid Environment for Audio Prototyping and Efficient Recording | Cockos Incorporated
Shareware Windows multitrack audio editor from Justin Frankel and co.
Site24x7
Website uptime-monitoring tool. Also graphs response-times which could make for interesting reading. Doesn’t require any authorization, so you can track your competitors’ sites too.
cabel.name: Multiplayer Game Of The Year
Cabel reviews the Nike+ shoe+iPod combo. Sounds like the kind of thing that might get me moving, like the Sportbrain of olde.
How Many Lightbulbs Does it Take to Change the World? One. And You're Looking At It.
Walmart are making a huge push to get people buying the low-energy spiral bulbs. I’ve been using them since we moved house and I spent far too many hours wandering the aisles of Home Depot while Joy chose paint colours. The only place we still use incandescent bulbs is in the lamps attached to dimmers.