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Martin, over at currybet.com, noticed that Bloglines will reveal feeds for other people's GMail feed when you go to subscribe to your own. I'm sure you were wondering, just like I was, how he went about finding these:

I was astonished on Friday when I was looking at my Gmail account inbox, and accidently hit the 'Subscribe with Bloglines' bookmarklet on my Firefox links toolbar. Bloglines

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Police Lose A New Car Because Of GPS Failure

October 2nd, 2006
6 Comments Written by Ryan

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To help catch car thieves police sometimes setup a "bait car" which is actually intended to be stolen. They rig the car up gadgets such as GPS units so that after the car is stolen they will be able to follow the thief, arrest them, and retrieve their precious new car.

Of course that is how it is supposed to work. In Dallas, Texas that

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Hiding Documents In Image Files

October 2nd, 2006
4 Comments Written by Ryan

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Digital Inspiration has a pretty cool post that walks you through how to hide documents, such as a text file or Excel spreadsheet, in an image file. If someone tries to open the image they won't notice anything different because they will see an un-distorted picture that appears to be normal (except maybe for the file size).

The main thing that you need to

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Dim Background Windows Using Jedi Concentrate

October 2nd, 2006
1 Comment Written by Ryan

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When I was over at Lifehacker I found this pretty cool program that someone developed called Jedi Concentrate. The point of the software is to dim all of the windows behind the one that your working on. That way it will help you focus on only that window.

That software comes from the App A Day website which is constantly launching new open source software. Someone had taken

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Million Dollar Monday

The world's first 48mm full-frame DSLR camera has been revealed by Hasselblad and includes all of the bells and whistles with a price estimated to be at around $31,000 US for the 39MP model. If the $31,000 is a little steep in price for you, there's always the 22 MP model price at around $25,000 ;)

So what makes the Hasselband 48mm DSLR camera unique? Well, for

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