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Oct
28
Sprite Art
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Nelson on scaling up Sprite art for old videogames.
“I just got an e-mail attachment from a manager. The file name was co-workers-asses.doc.”
Feedster is wonderful.
Oct
27
SSH Tools on Windows
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Winer thanks Canada.
Workrave is a nifty program to remind you to take frequent breaks from the computer during the day to rest your eyes and avoid injuring yourself!
Magazines readable online in their original format (ads and all) from Zinio.
Here is a good summary of SSH tools on Windows. Thanks to Sanjay.
RegExplor is a really […]
Oct
26
Online Orgasms and Longhorn
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Study an Online Orgasm
I’ve been using Safari on my Mac, Opera on my PC, and Mozilla at work. Custom keywords might be the feature that gets me to switch to Mozilla everywhere. Just make a keyword for a search page that you use often, then type the keyword in the Mozilla address bar […]
Oct
25
Human Clock
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Don’t forget to submit a picture of yourself with the time displayed somewhere in the pic for Human Clock.
The next 26 Things contest begins November 1st. Come up with 26 new photos that fit the themes given in a month. An impossible challenge to be sure….
Also worth adding to your blogroll, Call Center […]
Oct
24
Hello Tokens
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Amazon makes its library of books searchable!
“Ten years ago, while developing a seminal piece of Unix search software called agrep, Manber came up with a concept for an information tool he has yet to build. It was supposed to search the mess of papers on his desk.”
You really should be reading:
roBlog 0xDECAFBAD Willison […]
Oct
23
Perl? Try Python
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Read more about this infamous Python ad.
What are the essential developer tools? I’m going to play with this question a bit to see what would make an ideal developer toolkit. 1) editor 2) source control 3) compiler/make system 4) bug tracking 5) test framework What else?
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