You’re practicing a little Google-fu to figure something out, and the top few results look like they’re exactly what you’re looking for. The problem: When you get to the page, they’re completely outdated.
Feedmil is a topic-focused feed search engine that includes news, blogs, microblogs, audio and video casts, and discussion forums in its search to bring new and different material to your daily RSS diet.
Tiny, portable, and awesome utility Taskbar Shuffle adds drag and drop ability to the Windows taskbar and system tray—and now finally works for 64-bit Windows as well.
We’ve all been there: You decide you’re going to take a quick work break to visit your favourite site, and before you know it, you’re 10-minute break has grown to 30. MinutesPlease can help.
Windows only: Portable utility AddToRun adds custom aliases to more easily launch applications using the Windows run box.
Linux: Ubuntu 9.04′s Growl-like, transparent notifications are slick and convenient for corner-of-your-view updates. Gmail Notifier takes full advantage of the latest Ubuntu improvements to provide lightweight Gmail checking on a schedule.
If you’re a Firefox fan who likes to change up their desktop look now and again, Foxkeh might just be one of the best RSS items you see each month.
We’ve previously offered some basic advice on storing coffee for a fresher, bolder-tasting cup of Joe. If you’re really into your coffee, though, a Starbucks co-founder has a seriously detailed guide for stashing your beans.
