VOTE: Nexus 4
So I received this flashlight through their Kickstarter program. It's actually a really cool flashlight even without the Arduino baseboard. It's bright, has a great weight, and feels solid. I've programmed several different functions for the flashlight, but nothing that is quite 'useful' yet. I could see some really…
Can't wait to see how fast the peeps at XDA do this!
Another vote for the DB8. I've used it in the fast for great signal reception!
Just a bit of info on Google+ - They also added Verified accounts for members who were also verified on Google Knol previously. This program is set to be discontinued and you can no longer add yourself or be verified via Knol, but it explains why Adam, and some of my < 100 circled friends are verified while others with…
I've looked into this and rsync just doesn't work very well on Windows. Its better to either run your own linux server or send it offsite to Amazon S3 or other external service.
For some reason I feel that this article really hit home with me.
I used Pidgin for a few months, where it worked out - OK. My computer seemed slow and I tracked it down by huge memory usage by Pidgin. It was continually using the disk to swap out status information on my contact list - which is admittedly huge. My PC sped up considerably when I uninstalled it.
This paper is great for hiking maps. We'll either use water proof paper or just print on regular paper and then put into a heavy duty ziplok bag and it works very well.