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A Tale of Animation Performance | CSS-Tricks On using translate() vs top/left for moving elements around. First I'd seen of using translate() to do designy type motion effects. Pretty neat.
A Seasonal Tipple Plane's Milk of Amnesia. Basically, make at home Bailey's.
You Are Not Your Code Thoughts from Sam Stephenson, creator of Prototype
jq "jq is like sed for JSON data – you can use it to slice and filter and map and transform structured data with the same ease that sed, awk, grep and friends let you play with text."
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Level Legs the Easy Way Neat trick for leveling legs on four-legged objects. Requires a table saw.
ITTEN: The Elements of Color, 1970. Wonderful book on color
Git Immersion Good starting point for Git
Save _flymake files in a temporary directory | blog.arithm How to make flymake behave with javascript using the jshint forumula from EmacsWiki
Using QOS – Tutorial and discussion | LinksysInfo.org A long, good read on setting up QoS for a SOHO network.
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Setting up Emacs as a Javascript editing environment for Fun or Profit « Deadpan Sincerity Some good tips on setting up Emacs to edit Javascript. This is where I stumbled upon auto-complete-mode. js-comint is super super handy.
Auto Complete Mode – The most intelligent auto-completion extension for GNU Emacs Wow, an auto completion mode for emacs that actually seems to work. Worth a shot.
Tom Blomfield: Making something people want – The GoCardless story "Most startups aren't competing with other startups; they're competing with no one giving a shit".
Writing Fast, Memory-Efficient JavaScript | Smashing Coding Writing Fast, Memory-Efficient JavaScript –
Leaner Programmer Anarchy Longish talk on programming and using anarchy to get shit done
Inge Druckrey: Teaching to See on Vimeo wow. watch this.
Modular JavaScript with RequireJS – blog.credera.com Nice short intro to coding with RequireJS
blackberry gin fizz | smitten kitchen Yum. I'm a sucker for gin fizz.
10.6: Add NFS Mounts using Disk Utility – Mac OS X Hints The weird trick that worked for me was to use the 'resvport' option when mounting the NFS share from OSX. Weird because the mount was exported using insecure, but adding resvport worked nonetheless.
Code Review with Gerrit, a mostly visual guide Nice intro to using Gerrit
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UTC Clock Hack for OS/X 10.6 Show the time in UTC in the Mac dashboard widget. Can also just pick Reykjavík, Iceland, though the hack actually shows as UTC.
Replacing text in the DOM… solved? – James Padolsey Very nice solution for matching text that spans DOM nodes in HTML. First time I've seen a sane solution to this problem.
Set up Time Machine on a NAS in three easy steps – Mac OS X Hints Make your own Time Capsule
The Little Redis Book A short book introducing redis
How do I run the iPad simulator to test a website on my mac – Ask Different A reminder on where to find the iPad simulator these days. With the AppStore install of XCode, it's hiding inside the XCode.app bundle
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