RSS2PDF is a web based utility that allows you to take any feed (RSS, OPML, Atom) and output it into a PDF format for your archives. This is really cool and I can see this type of application being useful for a lot more that just archiving blogs and such as now they have [...]

The Atlanta-based soft drink giant Coca-Cola is developing a coffee-flavoured soft drink that can be drunk at room temperature or heated in a microwave (in a can?) in an attempt to boost sluggish sales in the US and Europe.
The Coca-Cola Company has attempted to register three potential brand names for the drink — Coca-Cola Blak, [...]

“Everyone procrastinates at some time in their life. As a self employed writer, I am certainly guilty as charged. I have spent many evenings cleaning the kitchen or folding the laundry instead of working on projects with looming deadlines. Through experience I have learned that there are many reason why I, and others, procrastinate and [...]

Linksys last month switched the standard model of its ubiquitous WRT54G wireless router from Linux to VxWorks, starting with the “series 5″ version. Now, Linksys is shipping a Linux-based WRT54GL model that it says it created specially for Linux hobbyists, hackers, and aficianados. The L version is identical to the “series 4″ WRT54G units that [...]

Too much music? Wish you could split your collection into two (say, a laptop version [small] and a failure-resistant network-attached storage device [all music ever recorded], for instance)?
One Mac OS X Hints user developed a script to switch between two aliased drives to accomplish this task. Even better solutions are presented in the thread below.
Update [...]