“groovy mother...”

Cool-looking external disk storage array. Smarter than RAID — you can mix disk sizes, and add/upgrade drives on the fly — so it could be just the thang for backups around these parts.

Excellent summary of what “OAuth” is, who’s behind it, and why you should pay attention to it if you build webapps.

I was squawking laughs at this like an idiot. Beautifully done.

$100 Apple Store credit for anyone who bought a pre-price-drop iPhone. There’ll still be whiners that think this isn’t enough, but from my perspective? Hey! Free copy of Leopard!

New cupcakes bakery in Davis Square — Deep fried cupcakes? Be still my (clogged-and-barely) beating heart.

An explanation for all those weird Japanese cat tweets I was seeing on Twitter’s public timeline. Appears to be some kind of virtual pet living in Twitter.

Screencast captured by Jing of me creating that last blog entry.

Cool looking little screencast app from TechSmith — An easy way to grab images or video from your desktop, and share them quickly. Works in OS X and Windows.

Best use of a Phil Collins soundtrack EVAR! Quality bit of viral advertising from Cadbury’s.

“Many people agree that revision 5.1a, specifically, was the best version of Word that Microsoft has ever shipped, combining utility and minimalist elegance with reliability. Sadly for me … I “upgraded” to Word 98, and somehow the magic was gone.”

What is this “magic number” of which I speak?

With accompanying RSS feed.

Adam Green: “What I’m seeing on Twitter, however, is true social construction of software features. Users are coming up the ideas, and implementing them through adoption.”

Starting in January, our leccy company will be selling wind-generated electricity for $0.03 more per kWh — an approximately 15% premium. I’ll be signing up for that — makes more sense to me than carbon credits.