Melbourne Geek Dinner
The guys are getting together for a Melbourne Geek Dinner [http://www.itejas.com/index.php/2005/08/22/melbourne_geek_dinner]. Join in if you are around!…
The Kingfisher Swimsuit Special Calendar
The Kingfisher Swimsuit Special Calendar [http://www.kingfishercalendar.com/KF2005/gallery.asp] 2005 features some of the hottest Indian models.…
Digital Picture Recovery
Digital Picture Recovery [http://winutils.net/digital_picture.html] will recover lost, deleted and formatted digital pictures from media such as flash cards, memory sticks etc. [Thanks to Scott Hanselman [http://www.hanselman.com/blog/PermaLink,guid,64f02df5-01b0-4fd9-82e4-56cbac349f7a.aspx] for sharing]…
StripGenerator
StripGenerator [http://www.thirdframestudios.com/adgame/stripgen/] is a fun way to create comic strips. Must check out!…
Lingual Color Code
Color Code [http://loop.aiga.org/resources/loop/loop9/colorproject/colorcode.html] is an experimental map of 33,000 English nouns. Each tiny rectangle corresponds to a noun. The color of the rectangle has been assigned based on an internet image search for that noun. The words are clustered so…
myGmaps
myGmaps [http://mygmaps.com/mygmaps.cgi/] enables you to create, save and host custom data files and display them with Google Maps [http://maps.google.com]. And there’s the Google Maps Standalone Mode [http://stuff.rancidbacon.com/gmaps-standalone/] (unofficial) and the Google Maps Hacking and Bookmarklets [http://libgmail.sourceforge.…
Buzz Today
It’s always fun to monitor the technology buzz on the blogosphere. It’s better than reading about it in any magazine. A couple of months back there was extensive talk about GMail and iPod, then there was noise on podcasting [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podcast], then the Google…
gVisit
gVisit [http://www.gvisit.com/index.php]: Track visitors to your website using Google Maps…