via PhotoRec - CGSecurity.

"On the mac, this is a snap, thanks to Takeshi Ogihara’s IcoMaker. Head over to his page (assuming it’s a he), and look for the link at the bottom of the page, something like: “IcoMaker Distribution Package, 84KB”."

via steve cooley presents » Blog Archive » HOWTO: create a favicon.ico on Mac OS X.

This solution requires jQuery and jQuery Cycle plugin (lite version will do).

<div id="slideshow">
<img src="default-image.jpg" alt="" /><!--defaults to this image without javascript -->
</div>

<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function() {
  //// random slides
  var SLIDE_COUNT = 12;
  var r = Math.floor(Math.random()*SLIDE_COUNT+1);
  var i = 1;
  $('#slideshow').empty(); // clears the slideshow contents (default image)
  for (i = 1; i <= SLIDE_COUNT; i++) {
    $('#slideshow').append('<img src="slide-' + r + '.jpg" alt="" />');
    r = (r % SLIDE_COUNT) + 1;
  }

  //// fixed slides
  //$('#slideshow').append('<img src="slide-1.jpg" alt="" />');
  //$('#slideshow').append('<img src="slide-2.jpg" alt="" />');

  $('#slideshow').cycle();
});
</script>

jQuery UI has autocomplete built-in.

Step	Action
1	Turn the printer OFF.
2	Hold () and ()buttons while you turn the printer back ON to enter the Config Menu.
3	Press () until "Factory Defaults" is displayed on the LCD.
4	Press ().
5	Press () until "Restore Std. Net" is displayed on the LCD.
6	Press () to begin restoring network settings back to factory default values.
7	Observe the printer rebooting and returning to a ready state.

Lexmark help files

WP BTBuckets WordPress Plugin | OMNINOGGIN.

If only one could add the result count in the template I'd be perfectly happy.

"Hold down the Apple key — also called the Command key or the propeller — then click on the MobileMe icon in the menubar and drag it off the menubar. You should see the icon change to semi-transparent as you drag it off the menu bar, then disappear in the puff of smoke when you release the mouse button.

You can use this same Apple+drag trick to rearrange most of the other icons in the menubar."

via Hide MobileMe Icon in MacOS | Wayne Hastings - Interactive and Graphic Design - Los Angeles, CA.