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Things worth reading, saved as I go. 1495 links so far, newest first.
designm.ag
This tutorial was originally put together by Soh Tanaka during the Spring of 2009.
nongnu.org
If you're seeing this message, you should have been redirected to Fabric's new official website, <http://fabfile.org>.
paperblog.fr
Tu rentres du travail exténué, et elle trouve le moyen de te gueuler dessus parce que tu as oublié son anniversaire ?
mikecantelon.com
Syntax checking from vim is handy.
pianoweb.free.fr
CHOISIR UN BON AMPLI-CLAVIER POURQUOI UN AMPLI POUR CLAVIER ?
code.google.com
originated
stuntsoftware.com
On The Job is an application designed to help you track your time and expenses, and bill your clients by easily and quickly creating professional invoices.
omnigroup.com
Focus Blow everything else away to focus on just one thing—whether it’s a project or a folder, you’ll be able to concentrate on work instead of home, or Project X instead of Y.
kernel.org
Git is built on a small number of simple but powerful ideas.
theyliewedie.org
Voici une sélection de documentaires, reportages et courts-metrages engagés avec les liens de téléchargement (direct, streaming ou Emule).
alistapart.com
Development of the Fahrner Image Replacement technique and its analogues is moving faster than the destruction of the Berlin Wall.
linuxjournal.com
In this post I'll show you how to create a self extracting bash script to automate the installation of files on your system.
cygwin.com
cat <<EOF HOME is $HOME the date is `date` the date is $(date) EOF cat <<"EOF" HOME is $HOME the date is `date` the date is $(date) EOF cat <<\EOF HOME is $HOME the date is `date` the date is $(date) EOF
vim.org
map <silent> H :<C-U>call HContext()<CR> map <silent> L :<C-U>call LContext()<CR> func! HContext() let moved = MoveCursor("H") if !moved && line('.') != 1 exe "normal! " . "\<pageup>H" endif endfunc func! LContext() let moved = MoveCursor("L") if !moved && line('.') != line('$') exe "normal! " . "\<pagedown>L" endif endfunc func! MoveCursor(key) let cnum = col('.') let lnum = line('.') let wline = winline() exe "normal! " . v:count . a:key let moved = cnum != col('.') || lnum != line('.') || wline != winline() return moved endfunc
