LinkStash [linkstashbuttonsforoperawin764bit, linkstash] is still my favorite bookmark management tool. And Opera is still my favorite web browser. I’ve previously provided LinkStash buttons for Opera in Windows XP. They also work fine in the 32-bit version of Windows 7. But if you are using LinkStash and Opera in the 64-bit version of Windows 7, you’ll need new buttons.
Here they are:
Note that these assume you installed LinkStash in the default location.
Graphic designer Jonathan Jarvis has created a really cool animated feature describing the current credit crisis.
The Crisis of Credit Visualized from Jonathan Jarvis on Vimeo.
While he doesn’t cover everything in the feature, such as the impact of AIG’s rescue, the video is quite informative and entertaining (in a scary way) for it’s 11 minute runtime.
Double-click the video to watch it in “HD” on the vimeo site.
via The Consumerist
Need a quick chord or scale reference for guitar? Check out GOSK, aka the Guitar Online Survival Kit.
Very handy!
I've been using OpenWiki ![[WikiPedia]](http://www.mikeyp.com/css/external.gif)
extensively for the past four years, so I decided to contribute some (short and simple) source code back to the project. I'm not sure if anyone cares, but I found my code to be pretty handy. It is a simplified markup for table formatting, which can get pretty darned cumbersome when using large tables with the default markup.
The code is on the OpenWiki web site here.
My long time friend Brian has relaunched his web site in a blog format. Welcome to the blogosphere Brian!
When he's not coding games, Brian writes the defacto software for Eastern Indian astrology, called Jyotish Tools. His blog is here:
http://blog.jyotishtools.com/
