Well lo and behold…  The kids got talent.

I just learned that a fellow co-worker is also a cartoonist.

Check it out over at WeakCity.com, some are actually funny.

http://www.weakcity.com/

Sick and tired of giving up your email address to evaluate some software only to be put on mailing lists after you explicitly do NOT check the “I wish to be contacted” checkbox?

Guerrilla Mail is your solution, and it works quite well.

Simply visit: http://www.guerrillamail.com/

Generate an unique, yet expiring email address and you’re good to go.

Simply Brilliant!

Keep You Safe offers a distributed and encrypted method of stashing your important and critical information online. Should you lose your wallet and account information and/or should something happen to you find an internet cafe and viola, you can start rebuilding.

Who hasn’t lost their wallet? After doing a little digging I’m not 100% sure about KeepYouSafe as an organization just yet. There is no company information on the website and no contact information other than email. When things get really tough, you need someone to call.

While having a distributed online, encrypted place to store this information is a great idea. The site looks good, but…

Check the who is information for the domain… It’s all masked and held private. That’s not a good thing. At this stage of the game I’d like to see something that gives me more confidence in KeepYouSafe than just the little ‘hacker safe’ badge.

But I have no doubt this will be a success with a number of folks out there.

Online Safe Deposit Box

Extended. Dell Home has the prosumer Canon EOS 20D 8.2 MegaPixel Digital SLR with 18-55mm Lens for $1599 - 25% code NRR05CM7J0HV4Q [Exp 1/31, 430 uses] = $1199 with free shipping. [Review : BizRate]

Listed at Bens Bargains

Amazing price even Costco doesn’t compete with this. If I was still in the market… Now why doesn’t Dell sell Nikon goodies?

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Doesn’t look too shabby.

It’s a refurb but still, for 200 bones what do you want?

Get yours today, because well, Woot’s only last for a day.

Warranty: 90 days

Specifications:

• Image Sensor: 680,000 Pixels
• Sensor Size: 1/6-inch
• Image Resolution: 1024×768
• Movie Resolution: 640×480
• 25x optical zoom
• Sharp 2.5” high resolution LCD monitor
• Uses the mini DV recording format
• 800x digital hyper zoom with spline interpolation
• Battery delivers up to 1.5 hours recording time
• Battery shows five levels of remaining life and recording time on camcorder’s LCD monitor
• Special High Capacity 700 mAh Lithium-ion battery
• F1.8 Bright lens
• Program AE with Special Effects
• Night Alive feature for full color shooting in extreme low light
• Digital Image Stabilizer
• Color viewfinder
• Audio / Video Output: IEEE 1394, DV in/out
• Automatic White Balance
• Composite Video Output
• Stereo Recording
• Tripod Mount
• Size: 3.7”W x 4.4”L x 2.2”D
• Weight: 0.93 lbs.

Dell Home has the prosumer Canon EOS 20D 8.2 MegaPixel Digital SLR with 18-55mm Lens for $1599 - 25% code PX1KK6ZLVVMFCM [Exp 12/8, 475 uses] - $20 code 1P002ZF2T7QPD0 [Exp 12/5] - $100 rebate [Exp 1/15] = $1079 with free shipping. [Review ]

If I wasn’t set with the D70 I’d be all over this! Get it while the coupons are good.

A deal a day, sometimes crap, sometimes not. Today’s goodie is a Western Digital Caviar IDE 250GB drive for $69.99 +$5.00 shipping.

Just the drive, no cables, or instructions and a 90 day warranty.

Not bad for storing your photos and what not. This doesn’t aim to be a bargain blog, but when I find a good deal I’ll point it out, and this is a decent deal.

These are refurbs, refurb drives are what they are, but at least you don’t need to hassle with a rebate.

I’d use one of these in home use, not for a server or anything super serious.

-Caveat Emptor
-Your mileage may vary.

# Pentium-M 1.6 GHz, 512MB DDR, 40GB Drive, 24x CDRW/DVD, 15.4″ WXGA
# Radeon X300 64MB, 10/100 + 56k + 802.11g, XP Home, 1-Yr Warranty

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Found over at BensBargains today