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Coleman’s Appeal Brief: Count More Of My Votes — Or Maybe Nullify The Election
I have now had the chance to read through Norm Coleman's brief in his appeal of the Minnesota election trial — check out Rick Hasen's take on it here — and it sets up a coherent formulation of many of his previous arguments, boiling down to a few options Coleman wants the state Supreme Court to consider: To preferably count more ballots that are presumably for Coleman, or else subtract ballots that are presumably for Franken, or declare the whole election null
GMABooster gives your netbook’s integrated graphics a nudge
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Do You Have Swine Flu?
Loading...a really informative page with some self-diagnostic information
Budget Traveller’s Guide to Sleeping in Airports
Loading...i wouldn’t recommend sleeping at an airport for an extended amount of time. however, this is a great site to check out before you travel; if you have an extended layover or a canceled flight, this site will let you know where to find the comfy benches you can actually catch a few minutes of nervous sleep on, along with other perks.
95 Old School Games You Can Play Online
If you love the old classics, this list should have you busy for months. Below is a list of 95 old school video games that you can play online.
Chrome’s LCARS Desktop Part 2
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I know you were all waiting for this. I’ve continued to tweak GeekTool and I feel like the flow is better now. First off, I’ve added a current weather map (unfortunately there’s no zoomed in view of the area where I live.) There’s also a history/what happened on this day/holiday display up top. I tweaked the date and time to be more asthetic, and you can now see the SMART status as a colored dot next to the NCC-1701 icon for the HDD. I’ve also tweaked the Airport display to show more than just the first name of the access point.
I’m still not 100% happy with the bottom right display (it may need a graphical flourish or something to frame the weather pic, but I’m very limited on space due to the nature of the netbook resolution (1024×600). More System 47 screen shots after the jump. Oh and let me know in the comments if you want these scripts, although most are readily available on the web.