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Published 13 March 2014
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chrome
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squirtio
Today I learnt about squirt.io, an open-source Spritz-like bookmarklet which helps you speed read the internet. From 250 words per minute all the way upto 950 words per minute. A bookmarklet is a javascript snippet which sits inside a bookmark on your "favourites bar", and allows you to execute that script on whichever website you're currently on.
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Published 12 March 2014
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chrome
If you're like me, you're probably feeling like your Wednesday has been ruined by Google testing bigger, none underlined titles for page results. It looks horrible, and is definitely a bad decision.
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Published 11 March 2014
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javascript
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angular
AngularJS allows you to use strings, objects, and functions as filter objects. You can use them to filter certain text, such as a name in a list of names, or a number in a list of phone numbers. But what happens when you want to filter out those results?
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Published 6 March 2014
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git
I had started to tag builds with a branch name and date, but after a while, these started to make the log unreadable. It was time to Arnold Schwarzenegger-ize them.
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Published 5 March 2014
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snippet
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git
It's easy to modify your last commit message, simply add --amend and commit again.
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