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SF author Charles Stross’s blog.

Seen in Business 2.0, all-natural chocolate candy bar, with only 130-150 calories per bar. And they have dark chocolate, too!

I don’t think I’ll ever beat Brian Fortner’s grocery shopping record–I’m picky with the produce–but I like his fatherhood rules.

A blast from the past. A desktop picture I threw together using a high-resolution PR image from Apple. The third-generation iPod shown was the second model I owned. May it rest in peace. (pieces?)

A spill of liquid, that is, not a spill as in a fall.

Sony’s 9-ounce, half-inch thick, e-book reader.

Free tool from Yahoo will tell you how often a word or term is searched for.

I’ve killed a phone before by dropping it in water, and a pager, too.

Just what it says. For serious road warriors who live and die on their laptops.

Guuuhhhhh……urrrrrrr……ffffffff…..ffffiiiiiffffff….. (slap!) Did they really say FIFTY megapixels?!?!?

Not yet shipping (as of 13 June 2007), but looks awesome and is less than a buck a gig.

You know, if Trek wants to market an “everyman bike” for non-cycling enthusiasts, it might help if it didn’t cost over 500 bucks.

This is definitely not your average teddy bear.

The latest brainchild of Jason Calacanis, it’s a human-optimized search engine. This means it will supposedly return more relevant results than Google, as SEO ad sites will be weeded out.

Pick the way you want to raise funds. No selling products. No door-to-door if you don’t want to. Walk-a-thons, read-a-thons, you name it.

One of the latest tees from Threadless. I have a soft spot for rhinos, so this goes on the t-shirt wish list.

I suppose I’m a neo-Luddite, because I find very few web apps worth using full time, mostly because they require you to be connected to the Internet, which isn’t always a possibility.

Khoi Vinh’s proof of concept for a focused writing tool.

QI Software’s Mac application based on Blockwriter, Khoi Vinh’s proof of concept.