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MeasureMap: Sold before it's even out of alpha
Wow, talk about flipping. Google buys MeasureMap before it’s even out of closed alpha. I mean, it’s nice and all, I’ve been using it for a while, but still, that’s pretty early in the process. Amazing…
Converting HTML to PDF
When I’m looking at a web page with Safari, all I have to do is hit Command-P and save as PDF, and I have a nice PDF of the page.
Is there a way to do this automated and server-side on a standard linux…
Automated browser testing with Selenium
Jarkko’s post tonight finally pushed me over the edge: I had to try out this Selenium testing thing. I’m working on an app which makes massive use of AJAX and Javascript, and it makes regular function…
Denmark needs more immigration, not less
We need more immigrants like Sean, who is contributing actively to our society, economy, and helps build valuable bridges between this country and the rest of the world. How shameful and stupid it is …
Get Quicksilver to catalog all your documents
I finally figured out how to get Quicksilver to catalog all of my documents: Preferences > Catalog > User > Documents, then click the small “i” in the bottom right corner to open the drawer. At the bo…
Web 1.0 vs 2.0 exposed
If you’re still unsure of the difference between web 1.0 and 2.0, there’s no better way than a side-by-side comparison.
Compare the Web 2.0 version of this site to the Web 1.0 version. The 2.0 version …
[dk] Mennesker og medier som podcast
Jeg har lige opdaget den her “Mennesker og Medier” podcast (XML), som min ven Nikolaj Thyssen er med til at lave. Den seneste med Uffe Ellemann er ganske forrygende radio. Subscribed!
ServiceScrubber lets you take control of your service menu
The most annoying thing about the services menu, apart from the fact that I never use it, is that the apps have a habit of hijacking your keyboard shortcuts. Well, not anymore.
I just ran into Servic…
Re-ReCSS
[Rails] script/log
I use this handy little script to open up the Rails log file for a project in Console.app:
#!/bin/bash
open -a console log/${1:-development}.log