Archive for March, 2009

Matt Gallagher’s Xcode scripts are surprisingly useful (if you’re not a fan of Xcode’s All-In-One window option). I don’t run multiple monitors, so I incorporated Craig Hockenberry’s simple bounds-grabbing snippet (via John Gruber/Daring Fireball), rather than hard-coding the screen size.

Twitterfall

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Twitterfall: great auto-refreshing tweet-following webapp.

This should clear up any confusion: .cc_box a:hover .cc_home{background:url(‘http://www.comedycentral.com/comedycentral/video/assets/syndicated-logo-over.png’) !important;}.cc_links a{color:#b9b9b9;text-decoration:none;}.cc_show a{color:#707070;text-decoration:none;}.cc_title a{color:#868686;text-decoration:none;}.cc_links a:hover{color:#67bee2;text-decoration:underline;}

The Daily Show With Jon StewartM – Th 11p / 10c Twitter Frenzy

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KeyBindingsEditor

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KeyBindingsEditor is a GUI-based editor for OS X key bindings. It allows for easy editing and supports single-action bindings (one action per keystroke), multi-action bindings (multiple actions for a keystroke) and Emacs meta binding-style multi-keystroke bindings. KeyBindingsEditor, a nice donationware utility written several years ago for OS X 10.4, seems to work [...]

Readability

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Cool tool. Habit-forming: Readability is a simple tool that makes reading on the Web more enjoyable by removing the clutter around what you’re reading.

Paying for an app and discovering that it clearly does not live up to its App Store description is frustrating.  What is far beyond frustrating is discovering that there is no support at all when you ask for help / clarification / news on possible updates. This sort of thing gives a [...]

Don’t be too surprised if Twitter suspends you (“suspicious activity”) for adding follows via a script, as described in this post. It happened to me, despite the fact that I throttled my script to send requests at the rate of about one every two minutes. All this probably resulted in a few too many block [...]


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