Interesting tidbits

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Couple of interesting things I saw over at Chris’ Blog this morning that I think need to be shared. First, the good folks at Lockergnome have started up FileofTheDay.com. That might be something to keep handy when you’re in the mood for some good freeware or shareware.

Secondly, the Barenaked Ladies have a blog. If you’re a fan of the band I’m sure you’ll enjoy reading it, although, like Chris, I’m a tad disappointed that they don’t have a way for fans to leave comments.

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