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5 months ago
from bookmarklet
"By default in Textmate for the Mac, it creates UTF-8 files without any BOM markers. Although this is typically recommend since it avoids having useless bytes in the beginning of the file for things like shell scripts, Homesite on Windows doesn’t read a UTF-8 file in correctly unless it has a BOM. It reads it in instead as “ANSI”."
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5 months ago
from bookmarklet
"After the relatively painless domain transfer experience, I have now updated personal site,
www.jordanmerrick.com. Not much there at the moment…"
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Notes: 3 / 5 months ago
from muhh
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5 months ago
from bookmarklet
Isaiah's Blog, Why no PNG Fix in Stacks for IE6?
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6 months ago
from bookmarklet
Stacks Hover IMage
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6 months ago
from bookmarklet
QuickSnapper Album : 2bitoperation
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6 months ago
from bookmarklet
Safari/Webkit CSS3 Snippets for TextMate · WebKitBits
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6 months ago
from bookmarklet
"GhostReader allows you to listen to your documents with naturally sounding voices in a language of choice. Or use it to create your own personal podcasts or your own audiobooks by exporting to iPhone and iPod-ready iTunes tracks. Or just use it to speak selected text in a handy reader window with play, fast forward and rewind functionality. It even allows you to listen to text by just pointing your cursor at the text as you sit back and relax while GhostReader reads the text under the cursor."
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6 months ago
from bookmarklet
"It’s a day of joy despite sorrow as family, friends and fans gather for the funeral of legendary bluesman Mel Brown. Longtime friend Glenn Smith emcees the proceedings. Electro-Fi Records president Andrew Galloway note’s Brown’s esteem among peers."
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6 months ago
from bookmarklet
"…one of the things that brought my emotions and memories of Mel Brown around full circle was the presence of my old amp on stage behind Mels guitar and stool, assuming it’s old position. Seeing it here in this moving and powerful video gives me chills. I am glad, in some small way, I could help pay tribute to the legend of Mel Brown."
