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- Interesting new UNIX commands/binaries in OS X Mountain Lion « Ask Different Blog apple.blogoverflow.com
- OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion: the Ars Technica review | Ars Technica arstechnica.com
- The Hitchhiker's Guide to Riding a Mountain Lion robots.thoughtbot.com
- A Style Guide Guide | elyse holladay elyseholladay.com
- LukeW | Touch Target Sizes lukew.com
- w3cjs - w3c validator package by thomasdavis thomasdavis.github.com
A node.js library for testing files or url's against the w3c html validator.
- Semantic satiation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia en.wikipedia.org
Semantic satiation (also semantic saturation) is a psychological phenomenon in which repetition causes a word or phrase to temporarily lose meaning for the listener, who can only process the speech as repeated meaningless sounds.
Tomato tomato tomato tomato tomato tomato tomato tomato tomato tomato tomato.
- Ordering CSS3 Properties | CSS-Tricks css-tricks.com
Reasoning for "real" property last.
- Acadia National Park, Maine - Best Hikes in the National Parks -- National Geographic adventure.nationalgeographic.com
- View from the ISS at Night on Vimeo vimeo.com
- Concur about big changes on Friday... news.ycombinator.com
In our daily release meetings, we always used to ask people who wanted to release things on Friday — “will you be at your keyboard all weekend in case something goes wrong?” Answering no to that meant no Friday release.
- Order of the Day: CSS Properties | Ford Interactive fordinteractive.com
- Custom Inspector Stamp Production - Cranky Printery & Bindery crankypressman.com
- JavaScript Libraries Growth trends.builtwith.com
Modernizr is the second-fastest growing JavaScript library of the past year, with 473% growth
- JavaScript Libraries Growth trends.builtwith.com
Modernizr is the second-fastest growing JavaScript library of the past year, with 473% growth
- Raspbmc raspbmc.com
- dsanson/pandoc-completion github.com
bash command line completion for pandoc
- In Which We're Up All Night - Home - This Recording thisrecording.com
- 0xFE - 11111110b - 0376 - 254 - b9#9: Using Spotlight from the OS X Commandline 0xfe.blogspot.co.uk
The commandline version of Spotlight is mdfind. Simply provide your search query as a parameter and let it run.
- John Callaghan - Phylactery youtube.com
- Don’t waste your time in crappy startup jobs. « Michael O.Church michaelochurch.wordpress.com
I don’t intend to argue that people shouldn’t join startups. If the offer’s good, and the job looks interesting, it’s worth trying out. I just don’t think that the current, unconditional “startups are awesome!” mentality serves us well. It’s not good for any of us, because there’s no tyrant worse than a peer selling himself short, and right now there are a lot of great people selling themselves very short for a shot at the “startup experience”– whatever that is.
- The Great Olympic Tax Swindle ethicalconsumer.org
Without these tax sweeteners the IOC would simply take their corporate circus elsewhere and so begins a race to the bottom in a bidding process that echoes the offshore system. New tax rules ushered in as part of the winning Team GB bid include ‘a temporary exemption from UK Corporation Tax and UK Income Tax for certain non-resident companies’.
- Chrome team to Leopard users: no Chrome 22 for you! arstechnica.com
The Chrome team wrote on Monday that Chrome will soon drop support for OS X 10.5 and that future versions will only be available for Snow Leopard (10.6) or higher on the Mac. The version of Chrome that will do this will be Chrome 2,291 22 (more specifically, version 22.0.1201.0), which has just been seeded into the dev channel for Mac, Windows, Linux, and Chrome Frame users.
- BetterZip 2 - The Next Generation of Archiving macitbetter.com
Quick Look plugin for compressed archives.
- Underscores vs. dashes in URLs - YouTube youtube.com
Freshest info (August 2011) from Matt Cutts.
- Stop worrying about Time To First Byte (TTFB) - CloudFlare blog blog.cloudflare.com
- How I learned to stop worrying and love Jenkins - Specialmoves specialmoves.com
- Part2 - browsersec - Browser Security Handbook, part 2 - Browser Security Handbook - Google Project Hosting code.google.com
Solid same-origin policy info and much, much more.
- Dubstep Dispute vimeo.com
- jrburke/require-jquery github.com
shows how jQuery can be used with RequireJS.
- cdnjs - the missing cdn cdnjs.com
"We host the other stuff." Lose some of the caching advantages from smaller numbers, though?
- Building a Vagrant Box for PS2 Development - m.lafeldt mlafeldt.github.com
Useful for the vagrant tips, not really the PS2 dev bits.
- Yeoman yeoman.io
A robust and opinionated client-side stack, comprised of tools and frameworks that can help developers quickly build beautiful web applications.
- LukeW | Evolving E-commerce Checkout lukew.com
Standard performance analysis tools like Activity Monitor and top(1) (and any third-party tools based on the same foundation) can’t tell you some key information about activity on your system, such as how much CPU consumption is caused by short-lived processes, or which processes are causing disk I/O. DTrace, however, can see (just about) everything.
- niftylettuce/express-cdn github.com
Node.js module for delivering optimized, minified, mangled, gzipped, and CDN-hosted assets in Express using S3 and CloudFront
Nice.
- Vagrants and Chefs and Librarians... oh my! blog.base2.io
- Page Test Tools: Which results should you trust? webperformancetoday.com
- Match Pint - Watch Live Sport on TV at your nearest Sports Pub matchpint.co.uk
- django-medusa: Rendering Django sites as static HTML v3.mike.tig.as
- git ready » rolling back changes with revert gitready.com
Another helpful option is the -n or --no-commit flag. This will simply leave the reverted changes in your working directory and not automatically commit them.
Lifesaver.