76 useful Keyboard Shortcuts for Firefox 3.
Rated • 66 reviews • firefox • shortcutworld.com
Navigation with a mouse is just too slow for some people. This list of keyboard shortcuts will make their day though.
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NickCiske.com | Binary - its digitalicious!
Rated • 556 reviews • computers • nickciske.com
Fun tool to visualize the binary code that computers (and some people) work in.
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Set a Firefox World Record! | The Mozilla Blog
Rated • 8 reviews • firefox • mozilla.com
If you're a fan of Firefox, show your support on Download Day 2008.
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liveusb-creator - Trac
Rated • 35 reviews • linux • fedorahosted.org
Seems like a very cool tool for some of the times you would use a liveCD/DVD if no CD/DVD drive is available.
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The CPAN Search Site - search.cpan.org
Rated • 24 reviews • perl • cpan.org
A must-know resource for any Perl programmer.
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Commanding Heights: Home | on PBS
Rated • 72 reviews • capitalism • pbs.org
Because globalization seems like such a politically and emotionally charged topic for so many people, I think it's important to hear both sides of the argument--no matter what side you're on. This PBS program seems like a great overview of the bigger issues, and even if you think it's too biased one way or the other, you're at least getting a chance to find out why the other side thinks what they think.
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Frequently Asked Questions | Dr. Grammar
Rated • 411 reviews • linguistics • drgrammar.org
Who doesn't need a little grammar refresher from time to time?
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http://www.vertustech.com/blog/2008/02/11/32/
Rated • 709 reviews • photography • vertustech.com
If you use Fluid Mask, there's some really useful info here. if you don't, you still might like the Top 40 Photoshopped Images post.
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Hacking - Beginning txt
Rated • 211 reviews • hacking • port7alliance.com
This is pretty funny and, like other people mentioned, very old school. I wish the "Are you a real hacker?" link had been working when I visited, though.