02.28.08
You Send It
I’m pretty impressed with You Send It, a web based way to send big files to people. Their basic service is free, and quite handy.
02.12.08
Backup Software
I’ve been pretty happy with mozy as an intermediate backup solution. It gives me automatic backups in the background to an offsite, secure location.
Basically I have mozy running a backup of my Outlook and Firefox profile — stuff that changes every day. Then on the weekends I back everything up to a USB hard drive at home.
You get 2gb for free, or an unlimited amount of storage if you sign up for a $6/mo plan.
Use this link, and we both get a nice little 256mb bump in our quotas if you sign up for the free account:
Yes We Can
While I can’t say much about his policies, some of Obama’s supporters can certainly put together a moving video…
02.08.08
Paging Dr. Evil
Apparently Dr. Evil ain’t got nothin’ on Rupert Murdoch’s new WSJ:
That’s right, sharks with frickin’ laser beams attached to their heads.
02.01.08
Faux Green
TechCrunch has a very good rant up on the pretentiousness of being green. “Please don’t print this e-mail unless you really need to”?
…or even better, stop eating meat. Raising livestock causes more
greenhouse gasses in the U.S. than all transportation combined (and, I bet, all email printing combined). So put down that hamburger and get out of my inbox.
Here here. I can rest comfortably knowing that my SUV is offset by eating less red meat. 🙂