Josh Babetski : Quixotic Bravado

Recent links posted to Delicious:

• Improve your jQuery – 25 excellent tips
• 500 Internal Server Error 500 Internal Server Error
• Stop measuring number of pageviews on your website! Measure the right metric: Visitor Lifetime Value « Wingify Conversion Optimization Blog
• The Best Free Fonts of 2009 | Web Design Ledger
• The Perpetual Web, Innovating Cron: Announcing Norc A python-based task management system that replaces Unix cron

Recent links posted to Delicious:

• Geek & Mild by Sean Sperte | Creating a ‘Make Title Case’ Service in Snow Leopard system-wide service for converting text to title case
• 50 Useful New jQuery Techniques and Tutorials | Developer’s Toolbox | Smashing Magazine
• HTML 5 pocket book
• A List Apart: Articles: Inline Validation in Web Forms
• Django-SocialAuth – Login via twitter, facebook, openid, yahoo, google using a single app. — The Uswaretech Blog – Django Web Development

Recent links posted to Delicious:

• JollysFastVNC JollysFastVNC is a secure ARD and VNC client.
• Top 10 tips to a new django developer : Dpeepul Blog
• Social Media Icons — Paul Robert Lloyd
• Garbage collect every git repository on your machine Git repositories DO start to slow down after a while. They won't be as efficient in disk space utilization.

  The following little bash script will crawl your whole hard drive, look for any git repositories, and then garbage collect, prune, and pack them, regaining your disk space and making your repositories operate faster:

  #!/bin/sh
  find . -type d -name .git | while read dir; do pushd "$dir"; git gc –prune; popd; done

• Tim, the Enchanter: Garbage collect every git repository on your machine Lucky for us, since we are working with computers here, we don't have to clean our rooms by hand. The following little bash script will crawl your whole hard drive, look for any git repositories, and then garbage collect, prune, and pack them, regaining your disk space and making your repositories operate faster:

  #!/bin/sh
  find . -type d -name .git | while read dir; do pushd "$dir"; git gc –prune; popd; done

Recent links posted to Delicious:

• git ready » daily tips for the noob to the guru
• Specify your canonical Canonical Link Info
• 10 Quick Win jQuery Plugins | Steve Reynolds Blog
• rupa's j at master – GitHub maintains a jump-list of directories you actually use
  old directories eventually fall off the list
• Useful tips to design horizontal website layout
• 50 Useful Design Tools For Beautiful Web Typography | CSS, Fonts | Smashing Magazine

Recent links posted to Delicious:

• Ajaxian » iPhone Safari Flick Navigation By Example .divSlide {
  -webkit-animation-name: "slide-me-to-the-right";
  -webkit-animation-duration: 1s;
  }
  @-webkit-keyframes "slide-me-to-the-right" {
  from { left: 0px; }
  to { left: 100px; }
  }
• To Title Case | Individed JavaScript for converting text to title case.
• Terminal Tip: Burning a disc did you know that you can burn discs right from the Terminal window with a simple command and a drag/drop? Just enter the following command followed by the path to a folder or disk image:

  drutil burn filehere

  Don't type the "filehere" — that's where you put the path to the file/folder that you wish to burn. You can either type the location manually or drag and drop the file onto the Terminal window. But that's not all you can do with drutil; you can also eject media from the optical drive by typing "drutil eject." To see all of the available drutil options, just type in drutil for a quick list or man drutil for a full description.

Recent links for http://del.icio.us/quixado:

• The Django Book
• Mule Design Feed Store
• Cynical Peak Software – Rivet Rivet allows you to access your digital life on your Xbox 360. Browse, play, and view all of your pictures, movies, and video through the Xbox 360’s media blade right in your living room.
• Anatomy of a Twitter Bot