Programatic build with maven integration. Is it any good?

Free / $1.99 Fax Service. I only send a couple a year but mine is dying and this would be way nicer to migrate to.

Great suggestions, might have to make a push for mcollective

Nice, simple, clean desktop wallpaper.

Really nice. Reexamine your interactions with information. Probably worth going back to from time to time.

Pretty standard, the awesome part is the search bar include delicious tags

Ok, that's pretty cool.

Cool, extra points for using the Wii controller.

Billed as a cd command that learns. Just started trying it out.

Handy blog post for using getopts with bash. Used recently at work.

Every now and then I google this. Finally it works as I expect it to. Tomboy config dir is symlinked to Dropbox.

Boosh. All the fancy multitasking and wallpapers work with my 3G now. Worth it.

Solid list of iPhone games. Can't wait for more universal apps though

Generates PowerCLI based on the mouse clicks you make in the vSphere Client. Handy for figuring out where to start with vijava.

Quick howto or patch on enabling growl for the latest version of Mail.app

Classy.

Simple templating scaffold for Puppet. I like it.

Killer. Dead simple, in python, links to a linux equivalent.

One of the few gentle introductions to a puppet architecture (of sorts). I've found elegant solution although there are a few edge cases that make it feel hacky at times. Best tag line:

Puppet: now you can break your entire network at once!

Very cool, github gets awesomer every day.

Evernote, dropbox, PAPERLESS OFFICE! Here I come.

Brilliant, combines my love of visualization with my love of NPR.

This shouldn't work.

3rd Party Authentication with Tornado, also a nice™ overview of the web framework.

Python watchdog / service daemon. Looks classy and I like the platform support.

Good advice, it's worth reviewing now and again.

CSV export from a django app. Rad. I have to say, getting my django app to a useful stage took forever. Adding stuff now that I'm up and running goes crazy fast.

Interesting approach to populating databases with sanitized data. It's a perennial problem in development and test and I like this idea a lot more than taking a production database and scrubbing it of confidential data.

I must admit, after a decade of working professionally with unix/linux, that I had never encountered kill -0 until TODAY.

Btail monitors a logfile for specific events. To do this it uses a bayesian filter to determine what events are worth passing through and which should be suppressed.
So it filters out all of the routine stuff, but passes through anything important or out of the ordinary.

Web based ePub reader, works on the iPhone and the Androids. Pretty cool.

Wonderful. This gives me the keyboard shortcuts I've been looking for to move windows and do basic tile management. Also makes spaces usable. AAAAA++++ would buy again!!!!!

iphotoexport allows you to export and synchronize your iPhoto library to a folder tree. It preserves both the original and modified image, your event and album organization, and applies your iPhoto titles, descriptions, keywords, face tags, places, and ratings to the IPTC/EXIF metadata of your images. You can export a full copy of your library, or just build a tree of linked images that require very little additional disk space. You can re-run iphotoexport at any time to synchronize any changes made in iPhoto to your export tree quickly. iphotoexport works well with file-system based photo management tools like Picasa or Adobe Bridge.

Evernote is nice but it's a second class citizen on linux, the web client isn't *bad* but I'm glad to have an easier way to dig into it.

Interesting ... I guess.

Awesome. Gives you the apt line you need to get rid of all KDE components.

I've had no luck with rss readers native to linux. If anyone has any suggestions feel free, cause this is the best I've found.

Making me hungry. Stupid Diet

Wow, this is way easier to get working on 64-bit than flash. Way to suck anyway adobe.

Let's you compare and choose camera's. Nice tool.

Awesome.

I can't get behind this enough. I just did this earlier this week. If the government won't stop organizations from getting to big to fail we can.

Decent tips for wordpress on rackspace. I'll have to go through and make sure I'm following them for my sites.

All in One Java Troubleshooting tool. It looks cool.

Data visualizations from the Victorian period. Weird.

I am so happy to find this. There are may times I've wanted to delete photos after an import but clicked the wrong button.

I dislike Wordpress's mechnism for updates. It works but I wish it used sftp instead of ftps. This puts together the most secure way to run ftps through vsftpd.

I did most of these. I need to find a project for it.

Coda is a little bit wonky but I can get behind the books part. This is a quick howto for django & coda harmony.

As usual Jeff Atwood is dead on. Gruber is very much an apple kind of guy and the way he's been running markdown is a shame. The catch here is that the article is about how Markdown is an example of a poorly run open source project, rather than an article on how Gruber sucks.

Brilliant and classy.

Great list of suggestions. I particularly like notashroom's input and the 5 - 3 - 1 game.

Thought it was cool, turns out I don't really like it. Seems something like ping.fm meets yahoo pipes.

Snazzy, I don't set up many Windows machines, but this is handy.

Crazy cool.

It's great that national geographic is sharing some of their photos specifically for wallpaper. It's a shame they are only going up to 1280x1024 though.

I have a small apartment in the city, as much as I liked making my own beer I just don't have the space for the equipment, let alone a 5 gallon batch of beer. Brooklyn Brew Shop makes 1 gallon kits and has 1 gallon recipe kits as well. The beers look interesting and after seeing their ratios I'd be OK modifying some recipies from the 'Joy of Homebrewing'.

Boxee is an open platform, inviting people to write new applications for it. Some of the Boxee applications were written and published by the Boxee team, but the rest are being published by the growing community of Boxee users.

This is a step by step guide to writing your first Boxee app. This is basically how I got started, so I hope it helps.

My resolution ended up being at the TV. My Philips had a setting called “Unscaled” that did the 1:1 pixel mapping that you mentioned. For others reading this, I am not terribly happy with the Philips. It is a FullHD, 1080p 1920×1080 TV and the quality from the PC is still isn’t that great.

CouchDB for Mac. That's was a little too easy.

Saw this on lifehacker a while ago. Rather than reading all of a particular web comic you can set up a trickle to yourself starting at the beginning. Rad.

Some notes on turning a beige box into a boxee powerhouse. Kinda challenges my Tivo / pyTivo / NAS setup. I'm thinking the Dell Zino HD might make a better machine (pricewise at least) but some quick googling didn't turn up much video card info.

Magnificent list of should be laws. in particular I like:
2. Lucas’s Law: There is no movie so beloved that a “special edition,” prequel or sequel cannot trample and forever stain its memory.
9. Comic Book Guy’s Law: There is no detail of a movie too brief or inconsequential to become the subject of an hours-long diatribe.

I can't even deal with how intense this guy is. vGhetto scripts to reimplement a lot of vSphere functionality. Of particular interest is ghettoVCBg2.sh but there is a lot of impressive stuff in here and he gives support and takes feedback in the VMware forums.

Nice todo manager, good options for how to bug you and how to get out of the way. Other features include integration with OS X calendar / mail backends and being free as in beer. I'll see how long it lasts, it seems I spend too much time trying to stay organized and so far only post-it notes in a line next to my desk seem to get the job done.

Decent howto on doing stuff with a netapp machine. Saved my ass today in a complicated VMware / Tivoli / Multi- network thing. Thanks to buzzco for that.

A good rundown of turning claibre into an 'iTunes for books'.

Argentine ants living in vast numbers across Europe, the US and Japan belong to the same interrelated colony, and will refuse to fight one another.
The colony may be the largest of its type ever known for any insect species, and could rival humans in the scale of its world domination.

More Lego Wallpaper. woot.

Totally awesome wallpaper built from giant scenes put together from legos. The starwars ones are the best.

McSweeny's is always good, if not a little odd. This is a round up of the ladies of McSweenys which is actually funnier than I expected.

Another decent repository of hi res wallpaper. I tend to hoard wallpaper and then promptly forget about it. I've been keeping it in the photos folder of my Dropbox and that gets me to use it a little more often.

Hook Instapaper to delicious to flag articles for reading on your iPhone

3 quick steps for integrating Disqus Comments into Tumblr.

This is an IBM redpaper on implementing a Green Data Center in Poughkeepsie. I was a co-author along with a few co-authors.

I've been using bayesian filters in google reader for a while. they work fine for something like reddit, (actually the more it filters the better). Most of those titles are under 140 chars. So I'm betting this would work fine. Personally I just unfollow though ...

API and article explaining how to access the new NY Times API from processing.