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Clean glass inexpensively using newspaper.

15 things you can do with RSS – like mix RSS scripts, convert any page to RSS, etc.

There are a fair number of Tamil torrent and Hindi torrent sites. TamilTorrents.net and TMSTorrents.com look good for Tamil, and DesiTorrents.com (search for invites) & bwtorrents.com for Hindi. I've collected a bunch of sites that have Indian torrents. Loading Tamil movies are available for online viewing here. It's not a frequently refreshed list, but I hope to get there soon.

Shanahan’s Amazon Zuggest. It searches Amazon live.

Searching the invisible web. Comments S Anand 11 Apr 2005 3:42 am: More here

Transparent laptop screens. Quite clever, actually. via Dhar Comments S Anand 30 Mar 2005 6:15 am: More transparent screens at Flickr

Yahoo! Next. It’s a showcase of some of Yahoo!’s newest and coolest projects. Like Google Labs.

13 things that do not make sense From the New Scientist. Comments Jetru 17 Mar 2005 5:50 pm: Good one

Amul ad hits. Comments BINDU NAIR 8 Dec 2011 12:50 pm: LOVE THE JINGLE OF THE AD UTTERLY BUTTERLY DELICIOUS AMUL

Which search engine to use? If you want to find websites that you can trust: Pinakes If you want to search the invisible web Lots more…

How to find MP3s using Google. Create a montage using Google. Add persistent searches to Gmail. Get credit card numbers using Google. Convert your desktop into a search engine. All using Google. Comments Dhar 8 Mar 2005 10:17 am: Even more using Google: http://johnny.ihackstuff.com/index.php?module=prodreviews

Hacking Google Print

Complete Calvin and Hobbes cartoons. Grab while the site lasts. (Alternate Calvin and Hobbes collection. I’ve typed the quotes.) Comments S Anand 15 Apr 2005 3:11 pm: Quotes from Calvin’s Dad

The 46 best ever freeware utilities. What do you find useful? Comments Ashu 21 Feb 2005 12:00 pm: thats cool m1109113562454 21 Feb 2005 12:00 pm: I use freemind too

Excellent intro to social network analysis

Dan Briklin on software that lasts 200 years.

Excellent article by Paul Graham on great hackers.

Vivisimo, a document clustering service. As far as I can understand, it collects data from multiple sources and clusters it into hierarchies. Automatically. Sounds good, and seems to work reasonably well on Net searches too. At the very least, it’s a fresh way of searching. via Markose

Compendium of multimedia projects via RobotWisdom

anti-telemarketing. I’m going to do it. I really am. Believe me! :-)