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I read a post at digg.com recently that detailed out 100+ ways to make money online.  They caveat it with morality and ethics for some, but nevertheless it has a lot of legal, morale methods to generate cash flow.

Source: Mashable

Now you will be able to access your RSS feeds (and their content) while offline using Google Gears.  Lifehacker posted a synopsis of the new capability from Google: “an application that lets web sites store their data on your local computer using only your web browser. Google Reader is already supported – read your feeds on the plane! – and word on the street is that Gmail and Google Docs is to come.”

Source: Lifehacker

Posted on Digg, a page that lists a number of very useful javascript links for developers to include on their sites. Includes image loading and fading, dynamic data tables, calendars, thumbnails, and autocomplete.

Source: Digg.com

Web Worker Daily had an article to Rock your Google Calendar in 18 ways. A lot of good tips on public calendars, keystrokes, and other add-ons that can make your use of the calendar more beneficial. For example, did you know you could have your daily schedule emailed or text messaged to you each day?

Source: Web Worker Daily

Posted on Digg.com was a link to a makeuseof.com article on hacks and tools for Gmail users. Add-ons that will allow you to use Gmail as an online storage tool, integrating GTD, integrating Google Reader, and more.

Source: Digg.com

Good post at Lifehacker (again) under Alpha Geek on how to back up DVDs to your iPod, Zune, or other portable media player. Good instructions, descriptions and links that will get you going. What you need to 1) extract the information from the dvd, and convert those files to the format you need. It’s not as simple as DVDShrink, but it’s not that bad.

Source: Lifehacker

If you have a lot of music on your hard drive, it’s probably a good idea to back it up. If you already use iTunes, as good idea might be to back it up as it is stored there, including playlists, album art and other settings. Lifehacker had a good post on doing just that.

I saw this posted at Lifehacker and found it to be enlightening – especially since I spend the vast majority of every work day at my computer.

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