My Del.icio.us bookmarks created during the past week
TED Notepad -- TED Notepad is a growing freeware editor for true plain-text. It looks like a small Notepad, but is more and more fertile in innovative features, text-processing functions and other tools. Tagged as: [freeware notepad editor windows free]
Butler -- Butler's purpose is to make it easier for you to perform different “” potentially recurring “” tasks. Butler lets you arrange these tasks in its fully customizable configuration. There, you can assign one or more triggers to a task. Tagged as: [osx software productivity freeware]
The TweakGuides Tweaking Companion -- The TweakGuides Tweaking Companion (TGTC) is the complete system optimization guide for Windows users, both for Windows XP and Windows Vista. Tagged as: [windows xp vista tweak guide howto microsoft]
FO: film & TV: Children of Men -- A QuickTime-film displaying ads and video-snippets that appeared in the film "Children of Men". Genius. Tagged as: [design advertising video film movie ads]
Soundstream -- Soundstream is a Mac OS X screensaver that responds to sound input. Its colorful Flurry-like streams pulse to the beat of music or bloom with ambient noise. Tagged as: [screensaver osx freeware sound software]
xFruits -- Allows you to build RSS-feeds from a variety of sources. Tagged as: [rss aggregator web2.0 mashup feed feeds]
Subway maps -- From all over the world, downloadable. Tagged as: [travel maps subway reference transportation]
Link Harvest 1.0 -- Link Harvest is a WordPress plugin that uses the content in your posts and pages to build a links list for you, based on the sites you actually link to. Tagged as: [links wordpress plugin]
SonicLiving -- SonicLiving is a huge database of concerts that you can browse through by artist, venue, date, popularity, etc. Tagged as: [music concerts calendar events web2.0 30boxes]
Mobile talk moves to Web 2.0 -- With a growing demand for a better browsing experience on our mobiles, there is, according to the industry, demand for Web 2.0 on the go. Tagged as: [web2.0 mobile technology secondlife blog]