Meine pinboard.in-Links vom 17. September bis zum 5. Oktober:

• threesome – is a Vim plugin for resolving conflicts during three-way merges. It's designed to be used as a merge tool for version control systems like Mercurial and Git.
• efa – is a commandline client for the http://efa.vrr.de web interface. It can request itineraries for train/tram/bus connections throughout Germany, based on various parameters such as date/time, preferred train types and such. It is most useful inside the VRR, but works fine for the rest of Germany as well.
• Format Factory – is a multifunctional media converter for Windows.
• qlmarkdown – is a simple QuickLook generator for Markdown files.
• LastHistory – allows you to analyze music listening histories from Last.fm through an interactive visualization and to explore your own past by combining the music you listened to with your own photos and calendar entries.
• How to clean Apple products –
• Bookmarklets for text manipulation – Quickly create markdown links to current page with selected text.
• Mass Deploying Time Machine in Mac OS X Lion – The tmutil command allows administrators to enable Time Machine, make snapshots, kick off backups, delete snapshots, perform restores, configure options within Time Machine and, with a little scripting, build a centralized dashboard, pulling in Time Machine statistics from clients.
• boom – motherfucking text snippets on the command line.
• HOWTO Use UTF-8 Throughout Your Web Stack – You write web apps. You understand the web is global, and want to support internationalization. You want UTF-8.

Meine pinboard.in-Links vom 23. Dezember bis zum 1. Januar:

• Guide to using Screen and Irssi –
• logstalgia – is a website traffic visualization that replays or streams Apache web-server access logs as a pong-like battle between the web server and an never ending torrent of requests.
• gource – is a software version control visualization tool.
• The git pickaxe: finding changes was never easier – Wouldn't it be great if you could find all the changes to a line in your entire history? Sort of like git blame, but only for revisions that match some string.This is where git's pickaxe functionality comes in.
• ClipX – is a tiny clipboard history manager for windows. It is sweet, it is free, use it.
• Git sync via USB –
• Vmail – is a Vim interface to Gmail
• pit – is a command-line project manager that integrates with Git
• Cram – is a functional testing framework for command line applications based on Mercurial's unified test format.

Meine delicious.com-Links vom 23. März bis zum 6. April:

• bup – Highly efficient file backup system based on the git packfile format. Capable of doing incremental backups of virtual machine images.
• diskring – is a Mac OS X utility that displays the disk usage through a handy ring chart effect
• Hg Init – a Mercurial tutorial by Joel Spolsky including Subversion Re-education
• PeaZip – Open source file and archive manager for Windows and Linux. Flexibe, portable, secure, and free as in freedom
• Getting started with retirement on a sailboat – Maybe some day…
• Snippets – Code Snippet Manager for Mac OS X, $39,95
• Common MySQL Queries – *Lots* of useful MySQL Queries…
• reMail – downloads all your email to your iPhone and searches it instantly.

Meine delicious.com-Links vom 2. Februar bis zum 25. Februar:

• Pino – is a Twitter and Identi.ca client for the Linux desktop. It's simple, fast and native.
• Attachment Scanner Plugin for Mail.app – When you send a message, it checks if there's an attachment. If there isn't, and it looks like you've referred to an attachment in the body of your mail (by using a word like attach, attaching, attachment, etc), it gives you a warning. Most of the time, you should never notice that this plugin is running, but in those cases when you do need it….
• Air Video – can stream videos in almost any format to your iPhone and iPod touch. You don't need to copy your videos to the device just to watch them.
• Amp – is unlike any other VCS software to date. Amp's novel command system gives you the flexibility to customize and personalize the way you develop software.

Meine delicious.com-Links vom 2. Mai bis zum 6. Mai:

• Dynamikschwund in der Popmusik – Tage des Donners – Ob Oasis oder Red Hot Chili Peppers: Die Popmusik hat die Unterschiede zwischen laut und leise aufgegeben. Was bleibt, sind Aufnahmen an der Grenze zum Lärm.
• Going Green at Google –
• Data Center Efficiency Measurements –
• Packet Garden – captures information about how you use the internet and uses this stored information to grow a private world you can later explore.
• BuddyPress – will transform an installation of WordPress MU into a social network platform
• WinFF – is a GUI for the command line video converter, FFMPEG. It will convert most any video file that FFmpeg will convert.
• Using GnuPG with Pine for Secure E-Mail –
• Pine + GPG mini-howto –
• Achieving Email Bliss with IMAP, Gmail, and Apple Mail –
• Murky – is a GUI client app for the Mercurial distributed version-control system. It lets you manage repositories and source files without using a command-line.
• Cocoa Dev Central: Learn Objective-C –
• Snowtape – Recording of Internet radio stations for Mac OS X
• Dokan SSHFS – is a windows program that mounts remote file systems using SSH.
• McKinsey & Co. Report: Clearing the Air on Cloud Computing –
• Above the Clouds: A Berkeley View of Cloud Computing –
• Video Monkey – is a free video encoding application exclusively for Mac. It was created after the demise of the great tool Visual Hub.

Meine del.icio.us-Links vom 18. Januar bis zum 20. Januar:

• FamSpam – Mailinglist and Online PhotoAlbum for Familes. And a great name!
• Distributed revision control with Mercurial – The Mercurial Book
• Some Nice Leopard Wallpapers –
• Radiotastic – is a free Dashboard widget which lets you listen to Internet radio. Streams broadcasting in popular audio formats like RealAudio, WindowsMedia, QuickTime and MP3 are supported.
• SmallScreenX – is an indispensable tool for simulating screens of lower resolutions. It is particularly handy for web design, to ensure websites are usable for users with small screens.
• CURMB – stands for “See Your Menubar” and is a little OS X Application that makes using the menubar on a small screen e.g. 12? and 13? enjoyable.

Meine del.icio.us-Links vom 16. Oktober bis zum 22. Oktober:

• Computers and the Internet according to “normal” users – Bwaahahahahahahahwahwahwhaaha!
• Grisbi – ist ein Programm für die Verwaltung von Finanzen.
• ASCII Projektor – Filme von der Kamera des Computers oder aus QuickTime Dateien werden vom ASCII Projektor in Buchstaben verwandelt und dargestellt.
• svn-time-lapse-view – is a cross-platform viewer that downloads all revisions of a file and lets you scroll through them by dragging a slider.
• using FileMerge with extdiff on OS X – Python-Adapter for using FileMerge with Mercurial’s extdiff extension.
• Supastar Screensaver – super stars flying to the sky!
• iSnip – TextSnippets and Clipboard Manager for OS X living in the Menu Bar.
• Dockables – provides you with one-click system event access right from the Dock in OS X.
• HoverDash – is an application that allows users to select widgets placed on the Dashboard and bring them out of the Dashboard environment to hover over the desktop.
• GrowlHUD – Nice looking, Leopard Style GrowlStyle…
• Front Row Trailers – Enables HD-Trailers from, and other sources than apple.com
• Bilderkiste.de – Kostenlose Fotos, Cliparts und Web-Grafiken bei Quellennennung.
• iMobMail – webbasierte Mailanwendung auf eigenem Webspace für iPod touch® und iPhone®
• Osxcutter – Mit Hilfe von OSXCutter können die Werbeblöcke aus Aufnahmen von www.onlinetvrecorder.com geschnitten werden. Die jeweilige Cut-Liste wird automatisch von www.cutlist.de geladen.