Casey’s ADHD List

How to Install iPod Linux on 1 & 2G mini, 4G, Photo

Ross Mayfield’s new social software list discusses Ning, Flock, Wink, Memeorandum, Sphere, and Rollyo.

SMS to construction sign (at Engadget and Textually), and SMS to megaphone — for the armchair protester (at Textually and Engadget).

Tech Tuesdays: Blogs and Blogging

Caption Contest: what large honkers you have!

onOne Software’s Genuine Fractals

How-To: Automatically download and convert TV for your iPod – hackaday.com

International Urban Glow – Europe Underground

Whale Watching On Lake Michigan?

“Web Pages That Suck: learn usability and good Web design by looking at bad Web design.”

Where are the MIT Weblog Survey Results? They were supposed to be out September first, but they’re still missing… All I can find is this older page from Fernanda Viegas.

The Zend overview of the new XML features in PHP 5 has re-energized me for building XML Server Applications at my library.

Top 10 Ajax Applications at A Venture Forth.

People looking for oversized pickups, ridiculously large Russian Army trucks, even jet powered speedsters have it easy. But what about people who have some understanding of the Hubbert peak and don’t want SUVs? 50+ MPG cars have been available in Japan for 30 years now, and can be bought used in Canada for under$5000. But US law forbids importing them to the US! Heck, the Smart, the super-efficient line from DaimlerChrysler, has been available in Europe (and now Canada) for about ten years now, but it too can only be imported with a lot of restrictions. Don’t talk to me about Priuses, either. They’re selling on ebay for almost $30,000.

Face it, there just aren’t any affordable fuel efficient vehicles in the US.

Manhattan User’s Guide caught my attention when I followed a link to their Hump Day list of funnies.