Well that didn’t take long… here are maps to help you around in Grand Theft Auto IV.

Thanks to Gary (Note: not Garry) for this guide that will help you make Practically Free DIY WiFi Antennas. I expect full reports from everyone who made these come Monday.

Anyone ever dual boot Windows and Linux? It’s about time for me to do a reinstall and I was toying with that option. Safe or no?

Whatisthatfile.com is trying to create a user-driven database of known spyware/virus/trojan files. Just enter a suspicious filename from your computer and see if it gets a hit. Since it’s user-driven, there’s room for error. It’s a good idea overall, I hope it works out.

Think Hushmail is safe for you to hide your secrets with? Not so much.

Srslycool is a great site made even better by their latest, a history of the Ultima games. I loved I - III.

Lifehacker gives software recommendations among other geeky things. A bit too much on Google who I’m honestly getting a bit tired of hearing about, but still a good place to visit.

This new little USB computer to PC thingamabob is kind of neat. Of course you can always go to the amazingly handy and still updated Build Your Own PVR site that Rampy made quite a while ago.

If you have Comcast and Bittorrent isn’t what it used to be for you, this article might shed some light on the problem.

If you haven’t read the leaked Media Defender emails yet, this site has them all online and ready to read. Some are pretty blah (general office email) but some of it is a bit revealing about the company.

If you’re still interested in the iPhone but don’t want that pricey AT&T plan, this site walks you through a way to unlock it to work with other providers. About time.

An interesting read from The Economist: Who’s afraid of Google?

Update your Google Cheat Sheet. Man alive, they just keep growing.

Modern Life has some interesting bits to look at if you’re into web design. Their retro Mac OS Wordpress theme is neat, although I don’t think I’d want to run it here.

Joel on Software has a bit of trouble with the latest Microsoft Office packaging.

Next Generation has compiled their list of 30 defining moments in gaming. Some good choices there.

Make your own Atari 2600 cartridge with the Atari 2600 Label Maker.

If you thought you were good at Guitar Hero, wuLFe79 is here to shame you.

It was posted here once upon a time, but server moves pushed it offline a long while ago. If you missed out on the Return Of the Jedi book/record set and want the mp3’s, I’ve thrown it online over at Press Random.

If you bought an iPhone and hate AT&T, go back your old cellphone and use the iPhone soley as an iPod and for WiFi.