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LINK: JSGB v.0.02: a JavaScript Nintendo GameBoy Emulator and Debugger
Check it out:Â JSGB v.0.02: a JavaScript Nintendo GameBoy Emulator and Debugger This is the coolest thing ever.
September 29, 2010
Really useful tip. Those Growl notifications in Skype can be soÂ irritating.
Selectively disable Growl notifications – Skype Community
September 20, 2010
TIP: How to get “anonymous” class functions to show up in Safari’s JavaScript Profiler
I’ve been developing a JavaScript module for some graphing work I’m doing. I’ve been using Safari’s built in profiler to figure out which functions are wasting the most CPU. It’s a great tool: For the longest time, I was running up against this one problem: some of myÂ member functions were being listed simply as “(anonymous […]
November 18, 2009
GO PROGRAMMING TIP: Where to put the ‘go.pbfilespec’ and ‘go.xclangspec’ files.
So I was trying to get XCode syntax highlighting support for Google’s new Go language. I had located the two XCode files in the Go SRC package (these were inÂ $GOROOT/misc/xcode), but for the longest time I couldn’t figure out where to put them. I finally stumbled on the answer (thanks toÂ Talamathi for putting me on […]
November 16, 2009
CODE: A ‘Go’ Linked List Implementation
So I’ve been experimenting with Google’s Go programming language. So far I’m liking it quite a bit. Here’s a rudimentary implementation of a Stack I made using a Linked List. As you can see, I’ve defined two interfaces — one for the Linked List functionality and one for the Stack functionality — but I haven’t […]
November 16, 2009
TIP: FiddlerHook: Easier Support for Fiddler in Firefox
You may all already know about this, but on reinstalling Fiddler I was pleasantly surprised to discover this: official support for Fiddler in Firefox. Not bad, right? It comes in the form of an extension called â€œFiddlerHook.â€ Read more here: http://www.fiddler2.com/fiddler2/addons/fiddlerhook/ David PS. Up until now I had been using something called â€œSwitchProxyâ€ to do […]
November 16, 2009
TIP: The Google Reader “Next >>” Button
It was with great pleasure that I happened across the “Google Reader :: Next >>” bookmarklet. This little button at the top of my browser solves two problems I never realized I had. First off, it allows me to view my RSS feeds in the context in which they were originally intended to be seen, i.e. on the blogs from whence they originated. Second off, because I have such a wide breadth of different blogs, I have a nasty habit of going through my RSS feeds and picking and choosing content based on the titles and first few words of each posts. This leads me to ignore things that would be interesting to me in favor things that I think will interest me . Often the two are not the same.
July 21, 2009
TIP: “Google Analyticator” Plug-In for WordPress
In comes “Google Analyticator.” Not only does it add the Google tracking code to the bottom of your posts, but it also has tons of nice other features like outbound link tracking, download tracking, turning itself off for Admin users, etc. Definitely worth the install. We just installed “Google Analyticator” for this blog and already it’s working like a charm.
June 21, 2009
TIP: How to find the full URL of a file within your Application’s Bundle
This is an iPhone Programming tip. Say you want to find Â the full URL of a file within your Application’s Bundle (mainBundle), here’s how you would do it. Example: This would return the full URL of a file named “Sound2.caf”: CFURLRef fileURL; NSString *path; path = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@”Sound2″ ofType:@”caf”]; fileURL = (CFURLRef)[NSURL fileURLWithPath:path];
June 19, 2009
TIP: Need a JavaScript console for Internet Explorer?
CompanionJS is just that. Â Check it out:Â http://www.my-debugbar.com/wiki/CompanionJS/ConsoleAPI
June 18, 2009

Got any book recommendations?