RSS and Email

Squeet allows you to receive RSS feeds via email [via Scoble]

How many  more readers  do you think would  subscribe   to your syndicated feed if they could receive your content  via email? Certainly, more than otherwise. Give your readers the  Squeet option.

Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 Download

I was installing IIS on a machine and it asked for the Windows SP2 CD.
I found it available for download here

DotNetNuke

I’m hosting my www.neighborhoodswap.net domain at GoDaddy.  They offer the DotNetNuke content management software.  I installed it and was getting into it. Then I reached a point where I wanted to customize it and add my own module.  Turns out you can’t do that unless YOU install DotNetNuke yourself.  Don’t understand why but looks like I’ll have to start over.

HowTo Manually Install DotNetNuke on GoDaddy.com derived from this thread

DNN Designer – a DNN Control Panel Replacement

Locked up Application on the Mac

Jane experienced her first locked up Mac application.  The mail program was  "continously beachballing" as they say.  She asked what the equivalent of

<Ctrl><Alt><Delete> was and I didn’t know.  Now I do:

A mini-guide to Mac OS X for new Mini owners.

If you have an unresponsive application (e.g., continuous beachballing), you can kill it with the combination of Command-Option-Escape. That will bring up a list of running programs from which you will be able to select the offending applications and force-quit it. You can also kill an application from the Dock, by clicking, holding down the mouse key, and selecting Force Quit. On rare occasions, neither of those methods will work, but you can still kill it by opening up Terminal (located in /Applications/Utilities), running top to find its process ID, and then typing kill -9 .