Go stay somewhere in a home or rent out your spare bedroom.

for crying out loud – a flash homepage? really? Nice to link to the source for your stuff though – that is classy.

Brooklyn fellas will make you a suit custom. Says "designed" in ny so I wonder if they are getting the shipping from china. The prices are much higher as there is no website automation…

And custom suits online – lotsa good education and customization.

even more customization.
they have lots of fabrics and include a lot of info about the fabrics/styles/assembly and how to take measurements.

Wide style of customizing options – essentially what you would get with a tailor, just a smaller selection of fabrics.
Nice wizard to visualize the shirt as you make it. Actual sewing takes place in shanghai.

For ed – android based geocaching client.

see styles on a box as you edit the css. Copy, paste voila

Frink is all about making measurements. I'm not sure what to do with it, but there's GOT to be something fun to do with frink on a phone full of sensors.

sort by agony! See flight laid out well. Very nice!

you never know

Pavlovsk seed bank faces destruction

'Priceless collection' in Russia was never registered so is therefore worthless and does not officially exist, say developers.
Priceless = worthless
unregistered = nonexistent
This is the first seed bank in the world, one that 12 scientists starved to death rather than plunder.

"StatusPanic is a simple PHP system for creating a way to make a Panic-style Status Board with as little effort as possible."

Very simple instructions on how he used php driven web pages to power the status screens.

A quick overview of the status dashboard Mr. Oxer put up.

Mr. Oxer goes over the hardware of how he built a status screen for his office. One of the cool things they did was put in energy utilization charts.

The classy panic status board on the classy panic blog. What would a status board for your house look like? An agenda of what's on the calendar for the day, a to-do list, cool events happening nearby, money in your accounts, messages and emails and tweets and whatnot…

Wesley Doyle, a Java web developer in Toronto, Canada is merely puzzled by the news. "Why do they think they need to do this? Why can't users of my Open Source Java library simply shake their fists and curse my family name with their dying breaths? That approach has been working well for all the rest of us. Who cares if I have a private helper function they need? What, is their copy/paste function broke