Steve Sizemore's Weblog

• Brother PT-65 P-Touch Home and Hobby Labeler with LCD Screen
  This was featured on 43folders. "Inexpensive way to label your 43 folders and everything else in your life. This is the same one I've used and enjoyed for over a year."
  (tags: 43folders)
• Dragnet '67: Season 1
  (tags: netflix)
• History Detectives . Home | PBS
  You gotta love a show that uses Elvis Costello's Watching the detectives as a theme song
  (tags: tv)
• Lenovo Plans Widescreen Thinkpad
  (tags: links)
• Netflix Freak
  Netflix Freak is a full-featured Mac OS X application for managing your rental queue that enhances the Netflix experience. The program offers many unique features not available on the Netflix website.
  (tags: apple netflix)

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• Movable Type 3.2 Beta
  The 3.2 Beta looks awesome. Some of the new templates and CSS look really sharp. Plus there are tons of new features.
  (tags: blog movabletype software)
• Movable Type 3.2 Beta - XML-RPC and Atom client setup
  Note to Self: Do this after I upgrade to MT 3.2, so del.icio.us can still post to my blog every night.
  (tags: movabletype)

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• My Photos flickr + movabletype
  Here is my new photo gallery. It's powered by the flickr plugin from movable type
  (tags: photoblog flickr)
• A Del.icio.us plug-in for Movable Type
  (tags: movabletype)
• Integrating Delicious Bookmarks as an MT Post
  That's it. At the specified time, Delicious should post the pages you've bookmarked in the last 24 hours to your blog.
  (tags: movabletype blog)
• KNOPPIX 4.0 Live DVD released
  The first public release of the KNOPPIX 4.0 Live DVD, with many updates over the LinuxTag edition, is now available for download.
  (tags: links linux)
• The solar powered Prius via Engadget
  Steve Lapp’s solar-modded Prius, which runs now 10% more efficiently than it did before on mere regenerative juice.
  (tags: links)
• Xbox360 Pricing, 2 Models at Launch
  The basic package will retail for $299 and will not include a hard disk, nor will it include a wireless controller, instead shipping with a wired pad. The second package will retail for $399 and will include a 20 Gb hard disk, wireless controller, wirele
  (tags: games)

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