We saw this graffiti on a Ryder truck today.

Since I’m a nerd, I had to speed to catch up to it so we could get a picture of it.

The second line of graffiti looks like it says ‘Unix’-something, but it really said “Linear trains”. Go figure.

My Matrix screen saver — Red Pill — kicks your Matrix screen saver’s ass.

Ever wonder where all of those department-store Santas come from?

Now you know.

[NSFW, in a nudity-but-not-pornography kinda way.]

Here’s a good tutorial on configuring Pine to connect to your mailserver using IMAP.

And for those Mutt cultists out there: go away. I don’t want any of your Kool-Aid.

According to my referrer stats, someone just came here via a Google search for “have to pee”.

Look, folks. I know that Google is a great invention and all, but you should know what to do if you have to pee. There’s no need to perform a quoted query in search engine.

Just go, already.

But don’t do it here.

As some have wondered, “Wouldn’t it be cool if they released iTunes for DOS?”

I hear it’ll let you print your MP3s.

muTelnet is a small telnet client for J2ME/MIDP mobile devices. Some people have had luck getting it to work with the Sony-Ericsson T610; some haven’t.

Here’s the Gallery, folks.

When you’re a geek on vacation, the most important thing to know is where to get Internet access.

Intel’s Hotspot list

The WiFi Freespot Directory

CheeseBikini‘s map

Interesting article at The Register regarding “Internet Background Radiation — the average “static” that all Internet-connected nodes receive due to constant scans, pings, and errant data.