"There’s no DRM field in the product listing, but it turns out there’s an easy way to tell: just check under product details whether the title has device usage set to unlimited. If so, there’s no DRM."
I swear I remember this diagram from the GNU Arch days.
I saw this as a MetaFilter question once. That thread did more to expand my reading list than any single page. Pretty nice to see it (or something like it) distilled into a site.
How to make Blue Bottle style iced coffee. Looks incredible.
"It will happen sooner or later, you will have to start your Nexus One after the battery will have died or after changing the SIM or SD-card. Without the power button, it would seem impossible, but you can! The trick is to connect the phone via USB to a power source (a charger or computer) and then to remove and insert the battery successively, after a while (5-10 insertions) "the device will get confuse and will start. This tip came from Karno, a user from the Nexus One Help forum. I would advise you to always keep a USB cable with you, it will help to borrow a USB port to recharge your phone or restart it if you need to.
If you haven't started the process of moving to a new GPG key, you should probably read this.
Some nice GNU/Linux-based ways to secure erase SSD and other disks.
Also involves a tutorial on setting up notmuch. I think this might be the best way to go. Interesting.
Zotero + OpenOffice.org integration is apparently just broken in Lucid due to some changes in the move away from Sun Java to OpenJDK. This page offers a couple explanations of how to fix this.
The description of fitting coxph to time dependent data here seems to be better than any I've found yet.
