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Launch screen saver from terminal
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Run configuration matters in PhpStorm
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Test Your Interfaces (APIs)
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api, testing, ux, interface
These are the Rules
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Custom password policies in GateIn
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Tips for Java GC management
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Simple backup script
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linux, backup, ssh, rsync
Mobile Mysteries
Erik Wendel
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css, mobile, web, frontend
Replace :key => with key: using vim
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ruby, vim
Best social network ever!
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Flush memcache entries
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mac, ubuntu, memcache
Iframe responsive video embedding
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responsive, vimeo, video, youtube
Gunicorn
Sander van de Graaf
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django
On Being Acquired
Kevin Beddingfield
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startup, acquisition
Create custom documentation pages based on comments
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javascript, css, documentation
Apiary.io
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