A patched version of the popular “growl” notification system for Mac OS X, which compiles cleanly under XCode 4.1 and produces binaries for Mac OS 10.7 “Lion”.
Worth a look if you prefer the old, pre-App Store Growl.
Automatic allows you to set up subscriptions for virtually any content linked in RSS feeds: podcasts, videocasts, torrentcasts… Rule of thumb: if it ends in ‘-cast’, you can get it with Automatic.
(Source: onethingwell)
This I want. I’m waiting for the 13” one. Not that the 13” MBP heats up a lot but this definitely adds to the “coolness” factor!
(via Cult of Mac)
Git Branching and Merging explained. This is pretty close to what we employ at work using Synergy CM.
This is a wonderful and detailed description by Vincent Driessen.
So long Flash!
“It’s almost seems like Google doesn’t even care what happens to Reader or its community, as niche as that may be. In fact, it’s been rumored that as far as Google is concerned, it would love kill off Reader entirely if it could”
Sarah Perez from TechCrunch writing about former Google Reader product manager Brian Shih.
Quite sad!
(via vikassn)
Its भारत on www.windowsphone.com!
Nokia still has lot of legacy baggage to drop and it remains to be seen if/how Stephan Elop manages to do that over next year or so to reinvent this global leader. If that does not happen, Nokia Microsoft strategy may not benefit much to over all developer ecosystem …
Valid points… Good Writeup by Lalit Bhise.
Don’t call yourself a programmer: “Programmer” sounds like “anomalously high-cost peon who types some mumbo-jumbo into some other mumbo-jumbo.” If you call yourself a programmer, someone isalready working on a way to get you fired.
A wonderful read for everyone in the IT industry… Suddenly, the “murky waters” that we fight through looks perceivably clear!