February 2009
56 posts
JavaScript Function Call Profiling →
Automated code profiling in FireUnit
Feb 26th
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The Crisis of Credit Visualized on Vimeo (via Vimeo)
Feb 26th
Former NiN Drummer Takes Album Promotion A Step... →
Josh Freese! You are officially getting it done, dude.
Feb 21st
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Quicken Online Can’t Believe Mint Is Doing So... →
How good is this? Lousy-as-shit-software manufacturer Intuit is so shocked by Mint’s success that they sent a letter complaining about. Smooth, guys. I honestly can’t believe they did this. How bad does this make you look? I’ll answer for you Intuit: terrible.
Feb 20th
Boxee Asked to Drop Hulu Support Tomorrow →
This SUCKS.
Feb 20th
Flux matches your computers lighting to the time... →
This is a cool app, although the OSX version could use a little fixing up. I know a lot of people who would be saved by this.
Feb 20th
“The men I’ve sent to death weigh heavily on my mind; but this burden is but a...”
– Яolcats
Feb 20th
Clarizen: Project Management for Non-Project... →
New PM software for your asses. I know there are already a hundred, but c’mon… new!!
Feb 17th
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Sony Releases New Stupid Piece Of Shit That Doesn’t Fucking Work | The Onion - America’s Finest News Source This motherfucking time vampire.
Feb 17th
Designing a JavaScript client for a REST API →
Cool article for the programmatic architect in all of us (all of us coders, not you normies).
Feb 17th
Monospace/Fixed Width Programmer's Fonts →
Feb 17th
Feb 17th
listening to "Peace Like a River - Paul Simon" →
Definitely in this kind of mood today. This song more than any other makes me think of New York City.
Feb 17th
Feb 16th
This week in video: Facebook and the OpenID Design... →
Facebook is rocking OpenID and my world.
Feb 14th
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Mozilla Labs » Blog Archive » Introducing Bespin
Feb 13th
Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Specify... →
This is really important for you SEO people out there.
Feb 13th
5 Companies Building the "Internet of Things" →
I love this stuff. Maybe one day when I’m rich I can play round with it and actually make something neat.
Feb 13th
Is the Relational Database Doomed? →
I love R/WW, they occasionally have these round-up articles describing the state of things. This is a good one for people new to the non-relational database world.
Feb 13th
390 Designing Web Interface Screencasts →
r/Wow/Woah/g
Feb 13th
Ragdoll Metaphysics: Good Grief, The Victory Of... →
WoW pales in comparison to Eve Online’s operations.
Feb 13th
Wordpress Lifestream Plugin Creator Announces... →
Wordpress lifestream plugins are the way to go. You use a very well-known and well-understood content platform and you build off of it intelligently. You also own your own content!
Feb 13th
O'Reilly Labs: RDF For All of Our Books, Plus... →
Holy smokes thats a lot of RDF.
Feb 13th
Comcast Property Sees 92% Success Rate With New... →
Feb 13th
Why Your Startup Shouldn't Copy 37signals or Fog... →
Feb 13th
Feb 13th
Embedr: Embed Videos from Multiple Services in a... →
I love this. I can think of at least two projects that need this right now.
Feb 9th
Aviary Encroaches On Adobe Illustrator With Raven,... →
Congrats to the Aviary team. Lots of people and companies talk about building serious apps in Flex, but you guys take the taco.
Feb 8th
AIG Implodes: The Two Cows Version →
This will surprisingly explain some really complicated financial stuff for those interested in the economy.
Feb 8th
A Life Well Wasted →
A great new video game podcast brilliantly described by Critical Gaming’s Richard Terrell (KirbyKid) as the “This American Life” of video games.
Feb 6th
ListenThanks tinycartridge This song is by YMCK for...
Feb 6th
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Understanding Web Operations Culture - the Graph &... →
Really interesting correlations of data, the world and the web.
Feb 6th
Gmail Adds Support For Multi-Pane Viewing →
Oh hell yes.
Feb 6th
“UA Profiler is a community-driven project started by Steve Sourders of Google...”
– UA Profiler
Feb 6th
Feb 6th
Speeding up your JavaScript: Part 3 and 4 →
: )
Feb 5th
Webmaster Guidelines - Webmasters/Site owners Help →
Whens the last time you read this?
Feb 5th
Feb 5th
Recreating the button | stopdesign →
One day I am going to steal Google’s complicated-ass buttons-that-aren’t-buttons.
Feb 5th
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My Qik account is now my repository of videos for my awesome cat RubyJean.
Feb 5th
SocialWhois: Whois Lookups for the Social Web -... →
I like this site. I was able to login and build on what the spider already knew about me by creating a profile associated with my FriendFeed account. I didn’t even have to make a login. It also does a pretty bang up job just searching for somebody. I would link to a random search of someone I know, but you can’t do that yet. Go to the homepage and do a search for somebody, its actually...
Feb 5th
Google Enters Mobile Social Networking with... →
This is great, Google. Seriously, though, people will think your company is Big Brother. Which, I suppose, it kind of is. I’ve been noticing the “evil Google” coming into play more and more over the past 18 months or so and I think it might be time for me to start looking at other options. What’s most important to remember, though, is that if you don’t want Google to...
Feb 5th
I'm learning Ruby on Rails: Day 1 part 2 of 2
Well I just finished some basic RoR routing and MVC work. I haven’t had too much time to play with ActiveRecord or anything that fun, because I’m coming down with a bit of a cold. I will say, however, that I’m already starting to see the benefits in automated tools like Capistrano. When you code rails, your project needs to be recompiled every time you make an update. You can...
Feb 4th
Feb 4th
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I'm learning Ruby on Rails: Day 1 part 1 of 2
I’m out hunting around for a new job and in my down time I decided to learn something new skills. Last night I signed up for a slicehost vps. At $20 for a small, but capable slice, I find its the best deal for a developer (they aren’t a domain registrar, though, d’oh). I needed a more robust webhost and I wanted to learn something new. I’ve already tackled a Drupal...
Feb 3rd
iamelgringo: Tables vs CSS: CSS Trolls begone →
Of the top 20 Alexa sites only 3 don’t use tables. Why? Because tables are compatible. And why do they use inline CSS? Because its faster than waiting for CSS HTTP Requests.
Feb 3rd
An SSH/Firewall tip for you sysadmins.
When SSHing, don’t make any changes to the current firewall script. Make a copy of it. Make your changes to the copy, and don’t rename the copy to whatever the current script is called. When you are ready for a test of the altered script: Atart a second SSH session and issue a shutdown -r 5 Run the new script This should give you enough time to see if the new script works. If...
Feb 3rd
AdventureDrop’s Beta Version Not Very Adventurous →
Check out this next-level travel site. It’s essentially a mashed up travel wiki for original or creative destinations, but I love the design and the community focus.
Feb 3rd
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John Resig: “The DOM Is a Mess” on Yahoo! Video as well as the presentation slides.
Feb 3rd
Mashery: Untold Secrets Behind Managing an API →
Nice post on managing your API. WHICH WE ALL NEED TO DO.
Feb 2nd