I have been hooked on Ta-da Lists for some time now.  I have been using this OSX Dashboard widget for the past few months until it magically stopped working one day.  It stopped working because 37Signals updated the way that their pages work.  Most likely so that Ta-da Lists can be better than ever.

After a week or two of living without Ta-da Lists on my Dashboard, I decided to spend an hour or two fixing the Widget.  My updated and (hopefully) working version can be found here.

A few notes:

Lucky us.

A Apple está pesquisando um "controle remoto 3D" para seu set-top box, o Apple TV.

O controle teria uma tecnologia bem parecida com o controle do Nintendo Wii. Ele detecta os eixos X, Y e Z e trará algumas funcões como o multitouch trouxe para o MacBook Air e MacBook Pro.

Funções como "zoom in", "zoom out", "point position", "pan".

С удовольствием хочу представить Вам TOP 5, наиболее интересных, а самое главное, полезных гаджетов.

Was thinking about engraving my iPod when I stumbled upon a list of rejected iPod sayings... my favorite is the quote by Kanye, maybe because that was one of the realest moments in television history ever...  and your welcome for editing out all the cyber-nerd engravings...

Rejected:

Esse é um programinha que lhe avisa quando alguém tentou mexer no seu macbook. Ele fica alertando com o som do próprio macbook. Acho que esse programinha só pega no MAC, mas deve ter semelhantes a ele, mas claro que com o sensor apenas os macbooks e outros PC's que tiverem.

It was another busy and productive week at Nine Lives Media inc. While Amy continued to build out several business relationships, I applied polish to our latest site launch (Works With U) and also moderated events in Minneapolis, New York and Boston.

During the event in New York, which focused on Business Analytics, a key theme emerged: How do you drive sustainable innovation in your company? I know: Everyone is abusing the "innovation" word these days. But I rather like the term "sustainable innovation." It describes a company that continually reinvents its products and services -- even before such moves are necessary.

Macworld | How Psystar’s computer measures up to a Mac: ""

To sum it up, faster than a Mini, slower than the slowest iMac. Of course, it's more expandable, but it's liable to break on the next OS X update and is not going to get much support considering it's legality. (You're probably better off making your own system into a hackintosh if you want to go that route, from the reviews it doesn't look that good.)

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As I mentioned in an earlier post, I was once the editor of the Low-End User eZine and there are plans to post the old issues on the web. In order to do this, the old files must be converted to html. This proved surprisingly challenging.

As noted before, I had kept the original files on floppy disks. Back in those ancient days, that was about the only removable medium I could afford. There were other types of removable storage devices such as those made by Syquest and at the end of the LEU's life, Iomega got into the game with its famous Zip Drive.