Interesting – there's a php way to get google voice phones to ring based on where your cell phone is. Uses locale…
Maybe judge droid could do the same?

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WHY IS THIS SO HARD TO FIND OUT?

Drag and drop layout designer. Also – you can download it for offline work!

Excellent short tutorial on adding generic managed preference screens to android. I was, of course, almost finished writing a preference screen before I discovered android makes this so easy.

Hell of a lot closer than 3rd Ward, has all the needed stuff – rent the whole woodshop for one day for $45.
Woodshop
– 1972 Rockwell 3hp Unisaw
– Delta 14" Bandsaw
– Delta 12" Thickeness Planer
– Geetech 6" Jointer
– Makita 12" Chopsaw
– 12" 1hp floorstanding disk sander
– 36" Wood Lathe
– Delta Drill Press
– Porter-Cable Router Table
– Various handheld powertools: Cordless Drills, palm sanders, etc…

"What matters is that you do good work. What matters is that you produce things that are true and will stand. … What matters is not the perception, nor the fashion, not who's up and who's down, but what someone has done and if they meant it. What matters is that you want to see and make and do, on as grand a scale as you want, regardless of what the tiny voices of tiny people say. …It is a fuckload of work to be open-minded and generous and understanding and forgiving and accepting, but Christ, that is what matters. What matters is saying yes.
I say yes, and Wayne Coyne says yes, and if that makes us the enemy, then good, good, good. We are evil people because we want to live and do things. But I say yes because I am curious. I want to see things. Saying no is so fucking boring.

And if anyone wants to hurt me for that, or dismiss me for that, for saying yes, I say Oh do it, do it you motherfuckers, finally, finally, finally. "

Portable foldaway workbench, free pdf plans

There is much goodness and truth in here.

I used to be very messy and close to a hoarder.
I dated a girl who had her entire floor covered in junk, with her bed a tiny island in it. While I lived with her I kept a separate room completely empty and slept there. I am often clean in reaction to mess, but messy on my own.
It has worked for me to internalize that I do not want more things, more stuff or junk in my life. Instead, getting rid of things is a great celebration. Paring back is the game. Not buying things is the game.
I just cleaned my desk. I do this every time my Robot Ben Franklin reminds me about cleanliness.

MIT lab full of interfaces experiments and ideas. This is what filmmakers should mine for ideas – why shouldn't the pillows of the future tell us our long-distance boyfriend is also sleeping. Or more importantly, that he didn't sleep in his bed last night…

An interesting Mother Jones article on debate, politics and who was a former debater (Oprah Winfrey? Michael Moore?). They correctly identify who is hardcore. TAKE THAT LINCOLN DOUGLAS DEBATERS!!1!

an actually decent article about the nuts and bolts of doing android development without eclipse.
There also seems to be some thing called eclim but I can't be bothered with it if it's going to make things more complicated.

How to add an image share item to the gallery etc.

These zombies are the worst kind of zombies – they want more than just your brains. Zombism as an STD.
It's free to read the entire book online until July 1 2010.

Chris Rae has his phone text his wife when he is near the bottom of the lift so they can meet up. A very cool and smart use of mobile software.
Chris wrote this application for windows mobile called "Proximity" and it does stuff when you are getting close to a destination. He first wrote it to keep from missing his train stop, but here he uses it to solve the ski lift waiting problem…