catonmat.net – archive

Seventeenth site in online tools network: onlineNUMBERtools.com Apr 04, 2019
Announcing FinUrls.com Feb 27, 2019
Announcing SciUrls.com Jan 18, 2019
Sixteenth site in online tools network: onlineTEXTtools.com Jan 09, 2019
Announcing DevUrls.com Jan 02, 2019
Announcing TechUrls.com Dec 27, 2018
Fractal Generators, Part 4 Nov 20, 2018
Boom! Tetris for Jonas! Nov 03, 2018
Fifteenth site in online tools network: onlineUTF8tools.com Oct 19, 2018
Browserling is now a top 30k website in the world Oct 10, 2018
My book Perl One Liners is in Humble Book Bundle again Sep 25, 2018
Even More Fractal Curve Generators Sep 16, 2018
Fourteenth site in online tools network: onlineIMAGEtools.com Sep 07, 2018
Coffee in, code out Sep 01, 2018
More Fractal Curve Generators Aug 21, 2018
Candy in, code out Aug 20, 2018
Happy 25th Birthday to Debian Linux Aug 16, 2018
Thirteenth site in online tools network: onlineMATHtools.com Aug 03, 2018
L-system Generator Jul 23, 2018
Perl One-Liners for $1 in Linux Geek Humble Book Bundle Jul 18, 2018
Do you even lift bro? Jul 16, 2018
Fractal Curve Generators Jul 11, 2018
11 years of blogging Jul 01, 2018
You can now load tool input from URLs Jun 17, 2018
Online tools can now be chained together Jun 07, 2018
Twelfth site in online tools network: onlineASCIItools.com Jun 01, 2018
Give me the command line and I shall move the world (comic) May 26, 2018
Interview on TGDaily May 25, 2018
Eleventh site in online tools network: onlineJPGtools.com May 16, 2018
Good coders code, great coders reuse (100th comic) May 06, 2018
Browserling is now supporting more open source developers May 03, 2018
Winamp, it really whips the llama's ass! (comic) Apr 02, 2018
Tenth site in online tools network: onlineHEXtools.com Mar 26, 2018
Ninth site in online tools network: onlinePNGtools.com Mar 13, 2018
Browserling is now a top 40k website in the world Feb 19, 2018
Knuth vs McIlroy (Epic Computer Science Battles) Feb 06, 2018
1000 days of commits Feb 04, 2018
Browserling has helped Cameroonians restore Internet freedom Jan 29, 2018
Why does Browserling's comic have 10 different formats? Jan 27, 2018
Eighth site in online tools network: onlineBINARYtools.com Jan 25, 2018
How much traffic do domain typos get? Jan 23, 2018
Larry Wall illustrated Jan 05, 2018
Seventh site in online tools network: onlineYAMLtools.com Jan 03, 2018
Merry browsery Christmas and Happy browsery New Year Dec 23, 2017
Sixth site in online tools network: onlineTSVtools.com Dec 21, 2017
Browserling enables Cameroonians to stay connected on social media Dec 20, 2017
Browserling is now supporting open source developers Dec 10, 2017
Incredible events at Browserling Dec 06, 2017
Hackers/Founders launches its own cryptocurrency HACK Nov 30, 2017
What does successful SEO look like? Nov 22, 2017
Fifth site in online tools network: onlineRANDOMtools.com Nov 20, 2017
WHO WOULD WIN? Nov 17, 2017
How to generate random JSON data structures Nov 15, 2017
Five popular programming quotes illustrated Nov 13, 2017
Fourth site in online tools network: onlineSTRINGtools.com Nov 08, 2017
Third site in online tools network: onlineXMLtools.com Nov 01, 2017
Next site in online tools network: onlineJSONtools.com Oct 20, 2017
Hidden coupon codes for fun and profit Oct 16, 2017
Launching a network of online tools sites Oct 11, 2017
Happy Ada Lovelace Day Oct 10, 2017
My Interview on Huffington Post Oct 05, 2017
300 online programmer tools Sep 11, 2017
Happy 26th birthday to Linux Aug 25, 2017
My Favorite 100 Programming, Computer and Science Books: Part Seven Aug 11, 2017
Interviewed on Coder Intros Aug 09, 2017
Browserling is now a top 50k website in the world Aug 03, 2017
Now there are 250 web developer tools Jul 17, 2017
10 years of blogging Jul 14, 2017
Expectation vs Reality (new comic that went viral again) Jul 11, 2017
Now there are 225 programmer tools Jun 24, 2017
More than 200 developer tools now May 31, 2017
Front End vs Back End (new comic that went viral again) Apr 26, 2017
The real reason why UNIX commands are short Apr 23, 2017
John McCarthy (computer scientist cartoon series) Apr 03, 2017
Something you didn't know about functions in bash Apr 01, 2017
What happens when you git commit for 700 days? Mar 06, 2017
Browserling now has Android 7.1 Nougat Mar 03, 2017
Grace Hopper (famous computer people comic series) Feb 26, 2017
Jon "maddog" Hall (famous computer people comic series) Feb 21, 2017
Alan Turing (new comic series about computer scientists) Feb 10, 2017
Strong start of the year for Browserling Feb 01, 2017
I've added another 25 useful web developer tools Jan 11, 2017
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year! Dec 23, 2016
Four of my geek comics went viral last week Dec 21, 2016
What happens when Google decides you're 1st search results page worthy? Dec 17, 2016
More growth for Browserling in November Dec 11, 2016
My Favorite 100 Programming, Computer and Science Books: Part Six Dec 06, 2016
Excel art version of Browserling's comic Nov 03, 2016
September and October were another two record months for Browserling Nov 01, 2016
CHM Version of Browserling's Comic Oct 07, 2016
New design for programmer tools Oct 03, 2016
More than 100 programmer tools Sep 10, 2016
August was another fantastic month for Browserling Sep 02, 2016
Happy 25th birthday, Linux Aug 26, 2016
I just started working on free online image tools Aug 25, 2016
There are now more than 80 developer tools Aug 09, 2016
CSS Puns and CSS Jokes Jul 30, 2016
Browserling is going up and to the right Jul 23, 2016
Nine years of blogging: 40 blog posts and a million visitors Jul 23, 2016
Here is why Emacs uses the Meta key Jun 30, 2016
Browserling's cartoons are available in 14 different formats May 05, 2016
My Favorite 100 Programming, Computer and Science Books: Part Five Apr 27, 2016
370 days of git commits Mar 28, 2016
Browserling now has a Safari Extension for quick testing Mar 17, 2016
Browserling now has Android 6.0 Marshmallow Mar 12, 2016
Frameworks don't make any sense Mar 11, 2016
I've added a bunch more programmer tools Mar 01, 2016
Browserling's webcomic now has 6 different subscription feeds Feb 27, 2016
SEO Expert (new comic) Jan 27, 2016
Most off-putting introduction to a new technology Jan 25, 2016
Offline version of Browserling's webcomic Jan 24, 2016
I've added another 13 web developer tools Jan 10, 2016
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year Dec 27, 2015
Announcing Programmer Tools Dec 24, 2015
Front-end vs. Back-end (my new cartoon that went viral) Dec 11, 2015
Browserling was product of the day on Product Hunt Dec 01, 2015
Browserling now has bookmarklets Nov 26, 2015
Three new web cartoons - Cookie Monster, Browser History, Bathroom Nov 07, 2015
Browserling now has a Firefox extension Nov 05, 2015
I was awarded Blogger of the Day title Nov 01, 2015
Browserling now has an Opera add-on Oct 29, 2015
How to make setTimeout and setInterval work with large timeout values Oct 28, 2015
New cartoon - Java Cafe Oct 27, 2015
I've joined Hackers/Founders as Hacker-in-Residence Oct 19, 2015
June, company I advise, has launched Oct 12, 2015
New cartoon - Where do you want to go today? Oct 07, 2015
Hotel: A new webdev cartoon Oct 01, 2015
Bar: A new webdev cartoon Sep 29, 2015
Announcing a new webcomic - comic.browserling.com Sep 28, 2015
More New, Original Web Dev Jokes Sep 18, 2015
Announcing Browserling's Bug Hunter Sep 14, 2015
Haskell Curry loved watching birds Sep 10, 2015
HasGaryVeeBoughtNYJetsYet.com Sep 09, 2015
One Weird Old Productivity Tip Sep 09, 2015
New, Original Web Developer Jokes Sep 08, 2015
Browserling has a new logo and design Sep 03, 2015
Browserling now has a Chrome extension Aug 10, 2015
Eight years of blogging. Over one million visitors in a year. Jul 24, 2015
My Favorite 100 Programming, Computer and Science Books: Part Four Jul 05, 2015
Browserling now has multiple OS platforms Jun 08, 2015
My Favorite 100 Programming, Computer and Science Books: Part Three Jun 02, 2015
My Favorite 100 Programming, Computer and Science Books: Part Two May 03, 2015
Bose QC25: The perfect headphones for programming and concentration Apr 30, 2015
My Favorite 100 Programming, Computer and Science Books: Part One Apr 26, 2015
Announcing Browserling's Live API Apr 20, 2015
I was interviewed by Fog Creek Apr 15, 2015
Being good at programming competitions correlates negatively with being good on the job Apr 05, 2015
How to pay $400 instead of $70,000 in Delaware franchise tax Apr 03, 2015
We've launched a public support forum for Browserling Mar 30, 2015
My new workstation for the next two years (with pics) Feb 28, 2015
Unsuccessful login rate-limiting Jan 31, 2015
cards.dll - a fun dll that came with windows Dec 31, 2014
Creating outgoing bandwidth summary for Rackspace cloud servers Nov 26, 2014
A new browsing URL scheme for Browserling Oct 27, 2014
How to remember ./configure script arguments a year later Oct 15, 2014
Creating tables with console.table in Chrome Sep 22, 2014
All these bash redirections are equal Aug 31, 2014
Seven years of blogging Jul 11, 2014
splice() can be used to push(), pop(), shift() and unshift() and more Jun 30, 2014
Annoying key combination that you should unmap in Linux May 20, 2014
How to run the previous command with sudo quickly Apr 30, 2014
Top 10 Inventions at Browserling Mar 24, 2014
How to save read-only files in vim Mar 09, 2014
How we do node.js deployment with ploy at Browserling Mar 05, 2014
How we added invoices to Browserling Feb 26, 2014
How to run multiple node versions side by side Feb 12, 2014
How to run unkillable* (persistent) programs in Linux Feb 01, 2014
How to access Windows through ssh Jan 27, 2014
How we cycle Windows sessions in Testling Jan 24, 2014
How we got rid of annoying browser dialogs in Browserling Jan 18, 2014
How we fixed a nasty uncaught exception bug in Browserling yesterday Jan 16, 2014
Browserling now has Internet Explorer 11 Jan 15, 2014
PerlTricks Interview With Me Dec 19, 2013
Perl One-Liners has been published by No Starch Press Nov 27, 2013
How to make unprivileged programs listen on privileged ports Oct 27, 2013
CodeProject Interview With Me Sep 05, 2013
ASCII Cheat Sheet Aug 07, 2013
Six Years of Blogging Jul 24, 2013
Writing javascript tests with tape Jun 30, 2013
A Simple LD_PRELOAD Tutorial, Part Two May 31, 2013
I published another 10 of my projects to GitHub Apr 11, 2013
A Simple LD_PRELOAD Tutorial Mar 31, 2013
Visualization of Regular Expression Character Classes Feb 25, 2013
TCP Traceroute Feb 24, 2013
Browserling now has Internet Explorer 10 Jan 22, 2013
Idea for later - a 1:1 teaching meetup network Jan 21, 2013
How to write Testling-CI tests Jan 18, 2013
Announcing Testling-CI Jan 16, 2013
The `sudo chroot /chroot su - user -c "cmd args"` trick Dec 24, 2012
Bash One-Liners Explained, Part V: Navigating around Nov 27, 2012
My favorite regex of all time Nov 12, 2012
Monthly Catonmat Geek T-Shirt #2: a.pipe(b).pipe(a) Nov 01, 2012
ASCII bit trick to convert lowercase to uppercase and back Oct 22, 2012
Browserling reaches 200 paying customers Oct 16, 2012
Bash One-Liners Explained, Part IV: Working with history Oct 12, 2012
Announcing Monthly Catonmat Geek T-Shirts Oct 01, 2012
Bash Redirections Cheat Sheet Sep 10, 2012
Util-Linux Cheat Sheet Sep 07, 2012
GNU Coreutils Cheat Sheet Sep 04, 2012
TCP Port Scanner in Bash Aug 28, 2012
Bash One-Liners Explained, Part III: All about redirections Aug 23, 2012
Five Years of Blogging Jul 14, 2012
Bash One-Liners Explained, Part II: Working with strings Jul 02, 2012
Bash One-Liners Explained, Part I: Working with files Jun 01, 2012
Browserling reaches 100 paying customers May 31, 2012
Announcing real IEs for Browserling May 22, 2012
Introduction to Perl one-liners May 07, 2012
A quine in node.js May 01, 2012
A poem about division from Hacker's Delight Apr 21, 2012
The curious case of the DES algorithm Apr 19, 2012
A proof that Unix utility sed is Turing complete Apr 17, 2012
Here is why vim uses hjkl keys as arrow keys Mar 09, 2012
Announcing dedicated servers for Browserling Mar 01, 2012
Announcing my third e-book "Perl One-Liners Explained" Feb 01, 2012
How Browserling Works [art] Jan 29, 2012
Node.js modules you should know about: procstreams Jan 24, 2012
Browserling has a new design Jan 16, 2012
Node.js modules you should know about: everyauth Jan 03, 2012
How to setup Stripe payments with node.js Dec 29, 2011
A Perl Regular Expression That Matches Prime Numbers Dec 25, 2011
Node.js modules you should know about: jsonstream Dec 22, 2011
Node.js modules you should know about: cradle Dec 16, 2011
Node.js modules you should know about: semver Dec 15, 2011
Node.js modules you should know about: express Dec 14, 2011
Node.js modules you should know about: redis Dec 13, 2011
Node.js modules you should know about: socket.io Dec 12, 2011
Node.js modules you should know about: ntwitter Dec 09, 2011
Node.js modules you should know about: read Dec 08, 2011
Node.js modules you should know about: hashish Dec 07, 2011
Node.js modules you should know about: request Dec 06, 2011
Node.js modules you should know about: lazy Dec 05, 2011
Node.js modules you should know about: optimist Dec 02, 2011
Node.js modules you should know about: dnode Dec 01, 2011
Announcing perl1line.txt – A Collection of Handy Perl Scripts Nov 14, 2011
Perl One-Liners Explained, Part VII: Handy Regular Expressions Nov 10, 2011
Announcing Headless Testling Nov 07, 2011
Announcing Testling - Automated Cross-Browser JavaScript Testing Oct 24, 2011
World's best introduction to sed Oct 07, 2011
Announcing my second e-book – Sed One-Liners Explained Sep 14, 2011
We open-sourced 90 node.js modules at Browserling Sep 05, 2011
Reflections on Node.js Knockout Competition Aug 29, 2011
Announcing Tunnels for Browserling Aug 17, 2011
Four Years of Blogging Aug 03, 2011
How I went to Silicon Valley and raised an angel round for Browserling (my startup) Jul 26, 2011
Announcing my first e-book – Awk One-Liners Explained Jun 20, 2011
Donald Knuth never told Steve Jobs that he was full of crap Jun 08, 2011
Working with git? These aliases will save you hours! May 20, 2011
Perl One-Liners Explained, Part VI: Selective printing and deleting of lines Apr 27, 2011
A TCP Proxy in Perl Mar 31, 2011
Interview with me and James Halliday (by David Weekly) Mar 20, 2011
Why chmod text modes are more powerful than octal Feb 28, 2011
Browserling Inc. has been incorporated Feb 25, 2011
How to write a simple TCP Server in Haskell Jan 27, 2011
Restricting what programs a user can run on Windows via Group Policy Objects Dec 12, 2010
How to delete cookies, cache and history in all major browsers Dec 01, 2010
Announcing Browserling Nov 24, 2010
Introducing node-lazy - lazy lists for node.js Oct 14, 2010
Interview with Peter Krumins (by Michael Matuzak) Oct 10, 2010
I pushed 20 more of my projects to GitHub Sep 20, 2010
Reflections on Node.js Knockout Competition Aug 30, 2010
StackVM Demo Video #2 Aug 10, 2010
Announcement: I am doing a startup – StackVM Jul 21, 2010
Three Years of Blogging Jul 06, 2010
The Four Polymorphisms in C++ Jun 18, 2010
Yet Another Ten One-Liners from CommandLineFu Explained Jun 02, 2010
On Functors May 17, 2010
Turn any Linux computer into SOCKS5 proxy in one command May 06, 2010
A HTTP Proxy Server in 20 Lines of node.js Code Apr 28, 2010
Another Ten One-Liners from CommandLineFu Explained Apr 20, 2010
A Real Turing Machine Running The Busy Beaver Mar 29, 2010
The Next Ten One-Liners from CommandLineFu Explained Mar 24, 2010
Top Ten One-Liners from CommandLineFu Explained Mar 18, 2010
Visual Math Friday Mar 05, 2010
Vim Plugins You Should Know About, Part VII: ragtag.vim (formerly allml.vim) Mar 03, 2010
Donald Knuth's First Computer Feb 26, 2010
MIT Linear Algebra, Lecture 6: Column Space and Null Space Feb 24, 2010
Deriving the Y-Combinator Feb 19, 2010
Must-Have Windows Software (or Windows Programs that I use) Feb 12, 2010
Perl One-Liners Explained, Part V: Text conversion and substitution Feb 03, 2010
How to keep track of who's talking about you Jan 27, 2010
How to Steal a Botnet (Video Lecture Summary) Jan 23, 2010
MIT Linear Algebra, Lecture 5: Vector Spaces and Subspaces Jan 21, 2010
Vim Plugins You Should Know About, Part VI: nerd_tree.vim Jan 18, 2010
Using Fibonacci Numbers to Convert from Miles to Kilometers and Vice Versa Jan 13, 2010
Perl One-Liners Explained, Part IV: String and Array Creation Jan 07, 2010
MIT Linear Algebra, Lecture 4: A=LU Factorization Jan 04, 2010
A Unix Utility You Should Know About: lsof Dec 23, 2009
MIT Linear Algebra, Lecture 3: Matrix Multiplication and Inverse Matrices Dec 16, 2009
Recursive Regular Expressions Dec 14, 2009
50 ideas for the new catonmat.net website Dec 10, 2009
I pushed 30 of my projects to GitHub Dec 08, 2009
MIT Linear Algebra, Lecture 2: Elimination with Matrices Dec 03, 2009
Secret Perl Operators Nov 30, 2009
MIT Linear Algebra, Lecture 1: The Geometry of Linear Equations Nov 24, 2009
Feedburner Graphs Suck, or How to Generate Nice Graphs for Feedburner Nov 17, 2009
Summary of all the MIT Introduction to Algorithms lectures Nov 11, 2009
Vim Plugins You Should Know About, Part V: a.vim Nov 05, 2009
Perl One-Liners Explained, Part III: Calculations Nov 03, 2009
The Busy Beaver Problem Oct 29, 2009
ldd arbitrary code execution Oct 26, 2009
Python Library for Google Translate Sep 28, 2009
Resolving DNS Asynchronously Sep 17, 2009
bithacks.h - bit hacks header file Sep 03, 2009
Python Library for Google Sets Aug 13, 2009
Vim Plugins You Should Know About, Part IV: snipmate.vim Aug 04, 2009
Perl One-Liners Explained, Part II: Line Numbering Jul 31, 2009
Two Years of Blogging Jul 27, 2009
MIT's Introduction to Algorithms, Lectures 22 and 23: Cache Oblivious Algorithms Jul 13, 2009
In Practice, Linear Time Algorithm for Finding Fibonacci Numbers is Quadratic Jul 07, 2009
Low Level Bit Hacks Jun 30, 2009
How I Got Hired by Plurk.com May 15, 2009
Python Library for Searching Adwords Apr 15, 2009
Python Library for Google Search Mar 12, 2009
MIT's Introduction to Algorithms, Lectures 20 and 21: Parallel Algorithms Mar 07, 2009
JavaScript: The Good Parts Feb 28, 2009
Perl One-Liners Explained, Part I: File Spacing Feb 25, 2009
A Unix Utility You Should Know About: Netcat Feb 17, 2009
Update on Awk One-Liners Explained: String and Array Creation Feb 09, 2009
Musical Geek Friday #17: Hax That Fsck Feb 06, 2009
Vim Plugins You Should Know About, Part III: matchit.vim Feb 05, 2009
A Unix Utility You Should Know About: Pipe Viewer Feb 02, 2009
MIT's Introduction to Algorithms, Lectures 17, 18 and 19: Shortest Path Algorithms Jan 27, 2009
Sed One-Liners Explained, Part III: Selective Deletion of Certain Lines and Special Applications Jan 14, 2009
How to Save Time by Watching Videos at Higher Playback Speeds Jan 07, 2009
Awk One-Liners Explained, Part III: Selective Printing and Deleting of Certain Lines Jan 05, 2009
Christmas Tree in the Shell Dec 25, 2008
Sed One-Liners Explained, Part II: Selective Printing of Certain Lines Dec 21, 2008
Vim Plugins You Should Know About, Part II: repeat.vim Dec 15, 2008
Awk One-Liners Explained, Part II: Text Conversion and Substitution Dec 13, 2008
Vim Plugins You Should Know About, Part I: surround.vim Dec 08, 2008
MIT's Introduction to Algorithms, Lecture 16: Greedy Algorithms Dec 04, 2008
What Would John McCarthy Say if He Saw You Programming? Dec 03, 2008
Set Operations in the Unix Shell Simplified Dec 02, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #16: Don't Copy That Floppy Nov 28, 2008
MIT's Introduction to Algorithms, Lecture 15: Dynamic Programming Nov 27, 2008
My Job Interview at Google Nov 24, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #15: Kill -9 Nov 21, 2008
MIT's Introduction to Algorithms, Lectures 13 and 14: Amortized Analysis and Self-Organizing Lists Nov 20, 2008
Difference Between Edsger Dijkstra and Larry Wall Nov 07, 2008
Edsger Dijkstra - Discipline in Thought Nov 05, 2008
10 Awk Tips, Tricks and Pitfalls Oct 23, 2008
MIT's Introduction to Algorithms, Lecture 12: Skip Lists Oct 16, 2008
Set Operations in the Unix Shell Oct 13, 2008
Stop sending me your job offers Oct 10, 2008
Sed One-Liners Explained, Part I: File Spacing, Numbering and Text Conversion and Substitution Oct 08, 2008
MIT's Introduction to Algorithms, Lecture 11: Augmenting Data Structures Sep 29, 2008
Awk One-Liners Explained, Part I: File Spacing, Numbering and Calculations Sep 27, 2008
MIT's Introduction to Algorithms, Lectures 9 and 10: Search Trees Sep 23, 2008
Code Reuse in Google Chrome Browser Sep 05, 2008
MIT's Introduction to Algorithms, Lectures 7 and 8: Hashing Sep 03, 2008
Golfing the Extraction of IP Addresses from ifconfig Aug 31, 2008
Revisiting GNU Awk YouTube Video Downloader Aug 29, 2008
MIT's Introduction to Algorithms, Lecture 6: Order Statistics Aug 27, 2008
MIT's Introduction to Algorithms, Lectures 4 and 5: Sorting Aug 25, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #14: Alice and Bob Aug 22, 2008
MIT's Introduction to Algorithms, Lecture 3: Divide and Conquer Aug 21, 2008
MIT's Introduction to Algorithms, Lectures 1 and 2: Analysis of Algorithms Aug 19, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #13: Song For Hackers and Crackers Aug 15, 2008
Traffic Accounting with Linux IPTables Aug 05, 2008
Python Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Jul 26, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #12: Every OS Sucks Jul 25, 2008
Performance Tuning Best Practices for MySQL Jul 24, 2008
How Reddit Top and Hacker Top Programs Were Made Jul 23, 2008
How to Read Reddit as a Programmer Jul 22, 2008
A Year of Blogging Jul 21, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #11: The BitTorrent Song Jul 18, 2008
How Cybercriminals Steal Money Jul 17, 2008
Searching and Mining Open Source Code from the Web Jul 16, 2008
Follow Reddit from the Console Jul 14, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #10: TECO and DDT Jul 11, 2008
Three Beautiful Quicksorts Jul 10, 2008
Follow Hacker News from the Console Jul 07, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #9: The Free Software Song Jun 27, 2008
Hacking Videos from Shmoocon Jun 24, 2008
Solving Google Treasure Hunt Puzzle 4: Prime Numbers Jun 06, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #8: The Bill Gates Song Jun 06, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #7: Just One More Hack May 30, 2008
Video Lecture: From Nand to Tetris in 12 Steps May 20, 2008
Theorizing from Data by Peter Norvig (Video Lecture) May 13, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #6: The Day the Routers Died May 09, 2008
Videos from Defcon 15 Hacker Conference May 01, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #5: God Wrote in Lisp (The Eternal Flame) Apr 25, 2008
Learning Python Design Patterns Through Video Lectures Apr 23, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #4: Model-View-Controller MVC Song Apr 18, 2008
Video Lecture On My Favorite DBMS - SQLite Apr 15, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #3: Code Monkey Apr 11, 2008
Analyzing Keyword Activity on Coding Horror Apr 08, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #2: Leech Axss is Coming at You Apr 04, 2008
Growing a Language by Guy Steele Apr 01, 2008
Musical Geek Friday #1: Crypto Mar 28, 2008
Designing RedditRiver.com Website Mar 25, 2008
Learning Python Programming Language Through Video Lectures Mar 06, 2008
The Definitive Guide to Bash Command Line History Feb 18, 2008
Working Productively in Bash's Vi Command Line Editing Mode (with Cheat Sheet) Jan 08, 2008
Wordpress Default Password Vulnerability Dec 11, 2007
Genetic Algorithms 101 Nov 23, 2007
Bash Emacs Editing Mode Cheat Sheet Oct 30, 2007
How to Extract Audio Tracks from YouTube Videos Oct 21, 2007
Picurls.com launches - Making of the Buzziest Picture Website, Part II Oct 14, 2007
Screen VT100/ANSI Terminal Emulator Cheat Sheet Sep 21, 2007
The Making of picurls.com, Popurls for Pictures, Part I Sep 15, 2007
Why do hidden files in Unix begin with a dot? Sep 10, 2007
Interview by Muhammad Saleem Sep 07, 2007
A few words about Digpicz.com Sep 04, 2007
Designing Digg Picture Website in a Matter of Hours Sep 02, 2007
Video Lecture on Best Practices in JavaScript Library Design Aug 28, 2007
Revealing Reddit Score for Just Posted Links with FireFox and GreaseMonkey Aug 26, 2007
Bjarne Stroustrup's Video Lecture on C++0x Standard Aug 24, 2007
Plain Text Versions of Sed, Ed and AWK Cheat Sheets Aug 22, 2007
Designing Reddit Media Website Aug 20, 2007
Perl pack/unpack and printf Cheat Sheet Aug 08, 2007
Learning JavaScript Programming Language through Video Lectures Aug 05, 2007
Writing a YouTube Video Downloader in VBScript Aug 04, 2007
Creating a Video Downloader Application using OpenSource Tools (Part II) Aug 03, 2007
Ed - Unix Text Editor - Cheat Sheet Aug 02, 2007
How to Upload YouTube Videos Programmatically Jul 31, 2007
Creating a Video Downloader Application using OpenSource Tools (Part I) Jul 30, 2007
I created a Winamp Music Reporter Plugin for Digital Point Forum Jul 25, 2007
Sed - UNIX Stream Editor - Cheat Sheet Jul 21, 2007
Converting YouTube FLVs (Flash Videos) to a Better Format with ffmpeg Jul 19, 2007
Perl Special Variable Cheat Sheet Jul 17, 2007
Downloading YouTube Videos with a Perl One-Liner Jul 15, 2007
Awk, Nawk and GNU Awk Cheat Sheet Jul 13, 2007
Downloading YouTube Videos with GNU Awk Jul 09, 2007
About this blog Jul 09, 2007