September 2011
16 posts
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August 2011
29 posts
Japanese breakthrough will make wind power cheaper... →
38 Hours Without Electricity
There is nothing like going a day and a half without electricity to help you realize a few things:
* how much surplus and excess we all really do have and take for granted in our everyday lives
* how loud and annoying gas powered generators can be
* how people who use said generators to power their television sets are wasting away their time and humanity
The coolest cat
devteam:
We loved the chase!
Good luck, Steve.
Signed, Jailbreakers and tinkerers everywhere.
Homemade 'New Kids On The Block' Sweaters from the... →
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Linux Hater's Blog: progress →
When is a URL shortener not a URL shortener? @... →
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PSA: This is why non-developers shouldn't run iOS... →
Answer these two questions really quickly:
Are you a developer?
Are you running the iOS 5 beta?
If you answered no to the first question and yes to the second, then this post is meant for you. You are doing it wrong, and on behalf of everyone everywhere, please stop.
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“Google claims $4bn for Nortel patents is inflated. Says patent bubble will...”
– Matthew Bolton (via nikf)
How to use Jonathan's card to buy yourself an iPad →
“If you think camaraderie sucks among cyclists, try waving at motorists the next...”
– The Least We Can Do Is Wave to Each Other (With apologies to VdGG)
Mother bear kills cub and then itself →
soxiam:
Nothing you read this year will make you wanna denounce your species more.
Steven Frank: Programming for Mere Mortals →
This is for all of ou who ask me “So how do you know what to type?”
cool tricks
Sam S: put this in your header
Sam S: #define 1 0;
Sam S: makes your program run faster
iOS Open Source : UIView Transitions →
“Men socialize by insulting each other, but they dont really mean it. Women...”
– ~ the interwebs
kennethreitz/osx-gcc-installer - GitHub →
Nosh 404 →
cameronmoll:
I <3 a good 404 page. Nosh went all out on this one.
/via Daring Fireball
“This is akin to a family “saving” $100,000 in expenses by deciding...”
– When a Cut is Not a Cut