How to break Hewlett Packard printer cartridge DRM (via BoingBoing)
On switching from PC to Mac
LokiTorrent lawsuit may have been a hoax (via Slashdot)
Essential Window free programs from Lifehacker - check Trillian and Picassa
How to steal wi-fi (via Lifehacker)
Default wi-fi password list (via Slate)
DNS Public name servers (via Slate)
Make an iPOD a voice recorder
Make a "life poster" using Photoshop (via Lifehacker)
or, how to do the same with freeware (also via Lifehacker)
Feedbeep - send RSS alerts to your phone (via Waxy)
Search Engine Guide
Recover information from CDs/DVDs with corrupted boot sectors: CDRoller and CD/DVD Diagnostic
Welcome to the curatorial era (via IDFuel, itself via Unmediated)
GreaseMonkey user scripts (for use with the GreaseMonkey Firefox extension to rewrite websites to your whim) (via Waxy)
Vimeo (Kottke calls it "like Flickr for video clips") (via Waxy)
Draw your own bitmap font and convert to Truetype format (via Kottke)
Free virus scanners
Flickr application for the TiVo (via Waxy)
Visualizing the Flickr social network (via Unmediated)
New paper from the Cato Institute called Peer-to-Peer Networking and Digital Rights Management: How Market Tools Can Solve Copyright Problems and a blog discussion of the same between Derek Slater and Ed Felton (via Unmediated)
Free Camera RAW file processing application (via Rob Galbraith DPI)
SmarterChild - IM bot (via Lifehacker)
Typographica's Favorite Fonts of 2004 (via Waxy)
Unmediated's del.icio.us feeds
Setting up a free videoblog (via Unmediated)
Comments section has an Idiot's Guide to BitTorrent
Stuckdomains.com - Search for unused web site domain names (via Lifehacker)
McAfee wireless network scan (via Lifehacker)
Widen Your FireFox Search Box or use the chromEdit extension (via Lifehacker)
Libsyn, cheap podcasting hosting; (charge only for storage, not bandwidth usage) (via Waxy)
Weblogger Firefox tools (via Lifehacker)
spid.ero.us - social bookmark crawler (via Waxy.org)
Spellbound extension for FireFox (via Lifehacker)
Free web access on Verizon cell phones (via Lifehacker)