Here’s a crazy idea: keep all your stuff in one big text file! I really can’t see myself doing this, though I see the advantages. I use OneNote and Vault (an old shareware program) on Windows, and iOrganize on the Mac to keep track of all my stuff. Oh, and of course Palm Desktop in conjunction with my Palm i705. The result: stuff all over the place!
Google Map stuff
I’ve actually made some progress this week in integrating Google Maps into our company’s intranet site. Fun stuff, but kind of frustrating at times.
Essential Resources for Google Maps — examples of some things that people have done with Google Maps.
World Cafe podcast
There’s a World Cafe podcast available now. This page has links to other NPR podcasts, too.
Opera
Opera 10-year online anniversary party
Opera is giving away free registration codes for their browser today. I’m not sure how long they’ll be doing this. Opera usually costs $39, I think.
Peet’s
Peet’s cycling jerseys support The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. (And they make good coffee too.)
PSP 2.0
The PSP 2.0 software update is officially available in the US now. I’ll probably install it at some point this weekend. I’m looking forward to playing around with the web browser a bit.
Jabber Stuff
This stuff might be what I’m looking for, to start messing around with Jabber / Google Talk.
Google Talk
Just for yuks, I downloaded Google Talk today. I’ve never been much into IM, but since this is from Google, maybe I’ll be able to do something interesting with it at some point. I’ve been kind of curious for a while about the possibility of using IM for various system notifications and stuff like that. Other IM clients I’ve played with haven’t had useful command-line versions (or APIs) that could be called from a script. I’m kind of curious to see what’ll happen with this one.