My delicious links for February 20th from 10:10 to 10:10:

• 500RPM Chaingun – Crank up a Nerf dart blaster to 500 rounds per minute and add a round counter

My delicious links for February 18th from 13:51 to 13:51:

• Google – Moscow-Vladivostok: virtual journey on Google Maps – The great Trans Siberian Railway, the pride of Russia, goes across two continents, 12 regions and 87 cities. The joint project of Google and the Russian Railways lets you take a trip along the famous route and see Baikal, Khekhtsirsky range, Barguzin mountains, Yenisei river and many other picturesque places of Russia without leaving your house. During the trip, you can enjoy Russian classic literature, brilliant images and fascinating stories about the most attractive sites on the route. Let's go!

My delicious links for February 17th from 13:16 to 13:16:

• jvm-gc-stats – A Ruby script to parse Java Virtual Machine (JVM) garbage collection
  trace output, push the data into Ganglia and alert on anomolies.
  The data and graphs produced are intended to support operational
  monitoring and inform GC tuning decisions.

My delicious links for February 9th from 09:16 to 09:16:

• gMap – Google Maps Plugin For jQuery – gMap is a lightweight jQuery plugin that helps you embed Google Maps into your website. With only 2 KB in size it is very flexible and highly customizable.
• Dynamic Dummy Image Generator – This is a simple tool for generating dummy/filler images on the fly at whatever size you want.

My delicious links for February 7th from 14:00 to 18:59:

• 8 Ways to Kill Your ECM Project –
• Redis Virtual Memory: the story and the code – Redis is an in-memory DB. It's persistent, as it's disk backed, but disk is only used to persist, all the data is taken in the computer RAM.