Jesse Newland

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What a daft way to stop your spaniel eating the milkman | Jeremy Clarkson - Times Online

Happily, however, I have a solution to the problem, a way that normal human behaviour can be preserved. It’s simple. We must start to accept that 5% of the population at any given time is bonkers. There are no steps to be taken to stamp this out and no lessons to be learnt when a man with a beard boards a plane with an exploding dog.

Switch eth0 and eth1 in ubuntu server - Server Fault

ipmi_on_linux [Adam Sweet's Wiki]

Speed up your Rails XML responses | Rails on the Run

Charles Web Debugging Proxy • HTTP Monitor / HTTP Proxy / HTTPS & SSL Proxy / Reverse Proxy

Charles is an HTTP proxy / HTTP monitor / Reverse Proxy that enables a developer to view all of the HTTP and SSL / HTTPS traffic between their machine and the Internet

Code: Flickr Developer Blog » Ticket Servers: Distributed Unique Primary Keys on the Cheap

Amazingly clever use of REPLACE INTO and unique key constraints to get super fast Distributed Unique Primary Keys

Open Source

a matrix that identifies the six major attributes found in Open Sources Licenses and maps them against the ten most populare Open Source Licenses

Effectively Using Git With Subversion | Viget Extend

How to turn off auto_increment in Rails Active Record - Stack Overflow

Create a size-limited playlist of random albums in iTunes - Mac OS X Hints

If you like to listen to complete albums, but cannot fit your entire library on your iPod, create a Smart Playlist that contains a random selection of entire albums.

MockSMTP.app

Smart and simple e-mail testing for new apps and websites on Mac OS X

Creating your own generators with Thor | Plataforma Tecnologia Blog

Spinning up a new Rails app « Katz Got Your Tongue?

Looks like Yehuda finally un-broke creating a new Rails app. And there was much rejoicing!

Bash completion function for the 'xm' binary supplied with Xen

Not perfect, but almost there

DOS Bootable USB flash drive - how I did it : Perley's Pontificating Place

Debian -- Details of package redis-server in squeeze

Deployment is just a part of dev/ops cooperation, not the whole thing

Deployment is only just a part of what really makes a great environment for development and operations to collaborate. Really. It’s not just about developers collaborating on deployment and releases. It’s about both teams understanding each other’s responsibilities after code is deployed to production, and collaborating along the areas of their expertise in a way that’s constructive.

Production Rails Tuning with Passenger: PassengerMaxProcesses

Setting Up Cucumber to Use Webrat and Selenium with Rails « Kevin Colyar

Ipsysctl tutorial 1.0.4

How to tune the Linux kernel's TCP/IP stack
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