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dubroy.com/blog
Patrick Dubroy's blog: programming, usability & interaction design
Patrick Dubroy programming, usability, and interaction design About Portfolio Google I/O: Memory Management for Android Apps May 16th, 2011 | Filed under: android | 5 Comments » Though I never made a formal announcement here, some of you may know that I joined the Android team at Google just over a year ago. Last week I had the privilege of speaking at Google I/O in a talk called ?Memory Management for Android Applications?: Android apps have [...] Read post
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thomasr.org/blog
Tom Reynolds
Home About Me Contact Me Work Drift time with Harry! Posted by thomasr on July 31st, 2011 Drift time with Harry a video by thomasrdotorg on Flickr. Harry started doing slides without any instruction. He now knows it?s called ?Drifitng? and does it non stop. Werd! Filed under Uncategorized No Comments Go Elmo GO! Posted by thomasr on July 29th, 2011 I?m supporting Elmo Keep?s crowd funded project to go on a cruise with KISS (Don?t ask) and she?ll write
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churbuck.com/wordpress
Churbuck.com
Home 52 Churches About Bike Rides Capt. Thomas Chatfield Desktop Forgery Disclosure statement The Book of Rowing The Shop Churbuck.com Commentary on media, technology, marketing and clamming strategies Aug 29 2011 Storm salvage Published by David Churbuck under Cotuit, General Someone called in the big guns this afternoon to get the Tartan 4100 off of the beach by the boat ramp. A big Krupp crane crept down Old Shore Road, extended big legs, latched on with slings, and lifted the beneaped boat
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blog.mozilla.com/joe
JOEDREW
JOEDREW!\o/ development acceleration imglib firefox meme personal research SIGGRAPH Uncategorized RSS development ? 5 comments 26Jul 11 softwhere: an alternative to grep for searching your source trees At a previous workplace, we had a little script built around glimpse that indexed our source tree, making it quick to search for keywords. Someone cleverly called this script softwhere, and gave it a handy alias of sw. When I started working on Mozilla, I wanted softwhere. And I thought to
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clarkcox.com/blog
Clarkcox.com
Clarkcox.com Clark?s musings HomeAbout Simple SSH over Back To My Mac December 3, 2010 Tags: Macintosh, ssh If you use Back To My Mac, and often ssh to your machines, you can save a lot of typing by adding the following to your ~/.ssh/config file[1]: Host *.«account» ProxyCommand /usr/bin/nc -6 "%h".members.mac.com %p From that point on, you can ssh to your machines with: ssh «machine».«account» For instance, I have a machine called ?ccox-imac?, and I can ssh to it with: ssh