45 Free Cutting-Edge Books ... Courtesy of Creative Commons

Download legally and free good books by Cory Doctorow, Larry Lessig, and others.

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Circuit City renigs on $40 coupon offer after it gets dugg!

Site now reads:ADVERTISEMENT CORRECTION NOTICE - Circuit City is no longer participating in the AllConnect "Getting You Plugged In" Coupon Offers. - Because an error in production regarding limitations occurred, we had no choice but to expire this offer. We apologize for any convenience or disappointment this may cause you, our valued customer.

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Man Pays $11 For 9 Months Of Vonage

Justin paid only $11 for 9 months of Vonage. Sweet!

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22" LCD Multimedia Monitor - $279.99 No Rebates

Killer deal. I know it's not like the $199 at best buy on black Friday or whatever, but this is still a good deal.
Port Connectors: VGA Analog 15-pin D-Sub
DVI/HDCP

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Cool Domain Name Search Engine

DomainsBot was built to solve a couple of the most annoying problems facing anyone who wants to start a website on the Internet - finding decent domain names; figuring out who to register them with; and keeping track of them once you do.

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Floppy finally flops

After 36 years and billions of sales, the floppy disk is to join the video player, cassette deck and film camera on technology's scrapheap. The 9cm piece of plastic will no longer be available from Britain's biggest computer retailer. PC World announced last night it would stop selling the disks when stocks ran out.

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Bill Gates on the Daily Show promoting Windows Vista

In case you missed it, here is Bill Gates on the daily show. He talks about Windows Vista, jetpacks, IPTV, robots, and other topics. He's no Steve Jobs, but I know you want to see this.

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Another Woot off is Underway

The site will occasionally deviate from the one-product-per-day model for a “Woot-Off,” where a succession of products are available for a period of unannounced length, usually 24-72 hours. This mode is indicated by rotating lights and a bar indicating the usually unknowable amount of product remaining.

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