Matt’s Cuppa

• UESP: Morrowind Map

  tags: morrowind

• Main Page - UESPWiki

  tags: morrowind

• The Elder Scrolls Nexus - Oblivion mods and community

  tags: morrowind

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• Downloads - BeamWorks 1.0 Shareware Software

  tags: Shared, Links

• Hands High Software for Palm Handheld Computers

  tags: Shared, Links

• Downloads - iPIM 2.0 Freeware Software

  tags: Shared, Links

• Handmade Paper - Paper Art - Bookmaking

  tags: Shared, Links

• TANGRAM - The oldest chinese puzzle

  Description

  The objective of this game is to form a given shape (CURRENT PUZZLE) using all 7 tans.

  tags: tangrams, java, games, puzzles

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http://blog.kortina.net/post/72593823/the-fastest-way-to-compose-gmail-messages-gcompose

I found this hack on (surprise) Lifehacker, have been messing around with it for about 15 minutes now, and I already can’t live without it! Basically, it’s a bookmarklet for your browser bar that pops up a Gmail compose window. Nothing fancy, but it’s quick and you don’t have to run back to your Gmail tab every time you want to shoot something off.

If it doesn’t work, read the Update near the end of the article. I had to change my "mid=", but after that it works just like the man says.

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• A new way to pay: Noca’s credit card alternative | Webware - CNET - Annotated

  Something to watch… closely

  tags: credit, paypal, merchant-account, online-payment

  • Noca, CEO PJ Gupta told me, does not enable credit of any sort. Rather, it’s a financial interchange platform that lets consumers pay for goods through direct checking account withdrawals.
  • Gupta told me he was formerly in charge of Visa’s network architecture, and that Noca is built in a more efficient way. “There’s no reason to use IBM servers today,” as the credit card processing companies do. “There are two to three order of magnitude of inefficiencies there.”
    • It’s funny how often we do things this way just because that’s the way we always have. - post by telecommatt

• Cell Phones: Google Sync Keeps Contacts and Calendars in Sync on Your Mobile Phone

  tags: no_tag

  • Google has just release a new tool called Google Sync, a service that syncs your Google Contacts and Calendar wirelessly to your iPhone, BlackBerry, Symbian, or Windows Mobile phone.

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Dear Google, how about some sync action for my Palm Centro? 

• Cell Phones: Google Sync Keeps Contacts and Calendars in Sync on Your Mobile Phone

  tags: no_tag

  • Google has just release a new tool called Google Sync, a service that syncs your Google Contacts and Calendar wirelessly to your iPhone, BlackBerry, Symbian, or Windows Mobile phone.

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• Plinky Wants To Help Put An End To Blogger’s Block « Demo Girl

  Plinky is a microblogging service that helps you share interesting content by giving you questions to answer, which are then transformed into your mini blog posts.

  tags: blogging, writers-block

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• Dealhacker: Get $30 Off Eye-Fi Wireless-Upload Memory Cards from Evernote

  tags: no_tag

• Dieting: Losing Weight the Flexitarian Way (No Wheatgrass Required)

  I’ve dropped about 10 pounds so far, and a little more falls off every day. The fix hasn’t been running, lifting, or anything trendy—I’m just eating less meat, and enjoying what I eat more.

  tags: dieting, weight

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• How Harvard Law threw down the gauntlet to the RIAA - Ars Technica

  tags: riaa, harvard

  • even if that means preserving an obsolete business model for its members
  • And, if things go their way, the world will get the chance to see it all live on the Web.

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• SOCIAL NETWORKING GOD: 350+ Social Networking Sites

  Wow… the Mashable lists just keep getting bigger!

  tags: web2.0, lists, social_networking

• modu - make new connections

  Right, the website is weird, and sort of irritating, but the concept is cool. A small flash memory device that you can pop into all sorts of different mobile devices. You have a phone, a digital camera, a gps device, etc., and one flash drive that rules them all.

  tags: mobile, modular, modu

• 57 Internet Possibilities to Investigate | chrisbrogan.com

  Another great post by CB. Not just another list of Twitter apps or Web 2.0 startups– this list is a trove of things that make you think. Sometimes it’s good to review your tools and ask yourself how you use them and why.

  tags: chris_brogan

  • The future is now. Sometimes, we don’t look outside our little angle of it, and that means we miss some possibilities.

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