Resources for Learning Ruby & Ruby on Rails
Over the past couple of months, I’ve been “hitting the books” pretty hard when it comes to Ruby and Ruby on Rails. Here are a […]
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Piping find to cp to recursively copy files
Scenario: I have a bunch of font files organized within nested folders (along with all sorts of other stuff like text files). Goal: I want […]
Continue reading »For All The Redditors Out There
On Reddit.com, there’s a phenomenon known as the “Cake Day“, which is the yearly anniversary of a member’s original sign-up date. When this magical day […]
Continue reading »Firefox 6.0 – Gray Colored URL in Address Bar
If you have upgraded to Firefox 6.0 recently, you might have noticed a change in your URL address bar. Now, instead of the web address […]
Continue reading »Facebook Authentication and a Potential Security Risk
The idea of a “universal login” is not new by any means. Since the early days of the internet, many people have longed for the […]
Continue reading »The Vendor Client relationship – in real world situations
I ran across this video the other day and thought it was funny enough to be worth sharing. Every now and then you actually run […]
Continue reading »A Card “Force” Using Unintuitive Mathematical Odds
“A card force is one of any number of methods used in close-up magic to apparently offer a subject a free or random choice of […]
Continue reading »Flash 10 Demo
Grant Skinner (gskinner.com) just recently posted this Flash 10 3D music visualizer demo on his “gBlog”. It’s crazy awesome, and even after examining the source […]
Continue reading »Kevin Kelly: Predicting the next 5,000 days of the web
Here’s a video clip that I ran across earlier today. Kevin Kelly gives a TED talk where he basically shows how the entire internet has […]
Continue reading »Hot Air Balloon Ride
This past Saturday, I went on a hot air balloon ride! We went over a mile high, and it was awesome! My business partner, Chris […]
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