This is really here for me to find later, hope this helps others:
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20071102215912892
This is really here for me to find later, hope this helps others:
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20071102215912892
Code, Code, Code Everywhere has come up with a bookmarklet that works in IE.
The Web Developer plug-in for Firefox also does this. Install the plug-in, It’s under “Tools” -> “Web Developer” -> “View Source” -> “View Generated Source”
I first caught Zach when he was commissioned by Kanye West to redo the video for “Can’t Tell Me Nothin” it’s fricken hilarious.
Here are some clips of him doing an Absolute Vodka commercial
If you’re not up to making your own ringtones for the iPhone with Garageband you should try out Audiko. Audiko, has pre-made ringtones as mp3s, m4r (for the iPhone), and AMR-nb formatted are all available.
N.B. The file SentMessage.caf is used for the sent SMS tone.
Pretty funny stuff. Follow the thoughts of Gordon Freeman as he travels through Black Mesa
Episode 1: http://youtube.com/watch?v=7J80KD4BG7M
Episode 2: http://youtube.com/watch?v=J9C78b_FhKA
Episode 3: http://youtube.com/watch?v=63S3vacxI9c
Episode 4: http://youtube.com/watch?v=RLKu4AZC7RE
I couldn’t find this driver on HP’s site directly so I’m posting this here as a reminder to myself. The install HP links to directly seems to stall out. I’ll update this and let everyone know how well this actually works.
Update:
Scanning works like a champ on an Intel Mac.
Installs a bunch of useless junk in addition to drivers.
In my day to day workflow I normally come in to contact with html / code that was initially created through some gui software client Dreamweaver, etc. It’s a real headache dealing with the differences of depth when dealing with indentations. I’m finding the following settings, in VIM, pretty helpful
set expandtab " use spaces in place of tabs.
set tabstop=8 " number of spaces for a tab.
set softtabstop=4 " number of spaces for a tab in editing operations.
set shiftwidth=4 " number of spaces for indent (>>, <<, ...)
The credit goes to vim.wikia.com
I’m trying to learn a little Ruby on Rails (RoR) and it’s nice to learn by “rolling your own” solution sometimes. aidanf.net has a walk through from model to controller.
Here’s a handy guide to Rails Security
I’ve been trying to pick-up a little oracle db experience. In Oracle sqlplus, if you type ed or edit at the command prompt, sqlplus will put the last command into an editor buffer for easy editing. Here’s a quick tip for you; the default editor in Oracle sqlplus can be changed to vim pretty quickly.
Here’s what you do:
1. Create the file login.sql, with any editor, in your home directory
2. Add the line “DEFINE _EDITOR=vim” to the file login.sql
From now on typing the command “ed” in to Oracle sqlplus will open the buffer with vim.
There are other solutions to backups not involving Amazon’s S3. If you insist on using S3, this seems like the easiest solution, the comments hold particular value; suggested usage includes rdiffs and swapping out launchd for Automator and ical.
Read the article here.