Death & Taxes 2010

This is a very cool representation of the federal budget.  It’s best viewed in full screen mode and you can zoom in/out to see additional detail.

Death & Taxes 2010

Updated: Death & Taxes 2011 link

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Who owns the most servers?

Here’s a pretty cool graphic that shows how many servers are operated by some of the top technology companies. (From lifehacker.com)

Remains of the Day: Google’s 1 Million+ Servers Edition

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Google Responds To Privacy Concerns With Unsettlingly Specific Apology

This is really funny….assuming you are familiar with Google’s latest “privacy issue” related to their Buzz launch.  The Onion does a great job with this spoof.

Google Responds To Privacy Concerns With Unsettlingly Specific Apology

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Alternative iPhone Podcast Player

I have a 40 minute commute to work so I listen to a lot of podcasts on my way to/from work.  I’ve been moving more and more of my software to the cloud.  One major annoyance I’ve had was the need to hook up my iPhone to my PC and then need to use iTunes to download and manage my podcast subscriptions.  I’ve tried downloading podcasts from my phone, but you can’t manage the subscriptions from the phone (at least as far as I can tell).

I recently ran across the RSS Player Pro ($0.99) which allows you to subscribe to podcasts on the phone and then download them over EDGE, 3G or Wi-Fi.  It will even notify you via push notification when new episodes are available (up to 5 subscriptions).  I’ve been using it for a couple weeks now and I really like it.  Much easier to check and download new episodes, and not need for iTunes….all you need is the RSS feed URL.

Here’s a link if you want more information.

http://rssplayer.blogspot.com/2009/02/rss-player-and-podnovacom-integration.html

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Freediver breaks record for holding breath underwater…..for 19 minutes and 21 seconds!

I think this is just incredible.  The ability for these types of divers to control their bodies and breathing for this long blows my mind.  I doubt he could hold it that long when actually swimming, but even being able to stay underwater for half that long while snorkeling would be very fun.

Link to full article.

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