by danielbpatton | Jun 13, 2007 | Uncategorized
If you have a file to send to a friend or co-worker, and it’s larger than your e-mail account can handle, try YouSendIt. Billing itself as a “File Sharing Transfer Delivery – PC FTP Replacement,” YouSendIt prompts you to enter your...
by danielbpatton | Jun 12, 2007 | Uncategorized
a.placebetween.us is a Google mashup that allows you to enter two addresses and a keyword (coffee? Kinko’s? dinner?) and Poof! it displays an offering approximately equidistant between the two locations. Handy for get-togethers with friends or business...
by danielbpatton | Feb 20, 2004 | Uncategorized
I have to take minor objection to Paul Boutin’s assertion that people didn’t like Wired’s “breathless cyber optimism.” I, for one, chose a career in technology thanks in part to positivist platitudes. Between Wired and Fast Company, I...
by danielbpatton | Dec 27, 2003 | Uncategorized
Treepad is a fantastic text editor with numerous additional features useful to writers and hackers and anyone else who needs to organize ascii. I use the freeware version (Treepad Lite). It’s a quick download, with a small footprint—you can run it off a floppy...
by danielbpatton | Nov 5, 2003 | #hacks
Get it and retrieve headlines and summaries from over 5,700 news sources in 25 languages. Related articles Were You a Google Reader Power User? Try Newsdesk. (moreover.com) Newsdesk Feature Spotlight: Companies and People in Newsletters (moreover.com) Guardian’s...