Creating RSA keys for OSX / Linux
Photoshop - iPhone App Icon Export for iPhone 4/3 Touch and iPad.
Creates all 6 icons sizes that are required for these devices from homescreen, retina display, spotlight search
1. To use this script, double click the script file, photoshop will launch and ask you for a 512x512 icon file of any
image format (jpeg, psd, gif, png etc.)
2. Select the file and photos shop will create 6 icon files and save these with the correct names in the save folder as
the 512 image.
3. Add these images into your iPhone project and update you app plist.
Read Apples Q&Q 1686 on how to add this icons to your info plist
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/qa/qa2010/qa1686.html
HTML5 video player, fallback support for IE, Opera, works with iPhone and supports, h.264, ogg and webm
More details on all the commands to make your own.
http://www.erasetotheleft.com/post/mac-os-x-key-bindings/
In Terminal navigate to the correct folder first.
To see what this command is going to remove run
find . -name .svn
Then when you want to remove these files. Note the traling slash semi colon.
find . -name .svn -exec rm -rf {} \;
A pretty simple way to send an app for another developer to re-sign and install on their machine. Watch 2min Vimeo video to see how easy this is.
Quickest way to generate and share SSH keys.
1. Generate key (if you haven’t done this before).
ssh-keygen -t rsa -C “tekkub@gmail.com”
2. Upload key.
cat ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub | ssh user@host ‘cat - » ~/.ssh/authorized_keys’
You may have to login to the server and mkdir .ssh
If you get permission denied, delete this servers .ssh folder and recreate it again.
Damn awesome album by E603, the mixes make want to download all of the originals and listen to them.
Download for free but you can also pay what you want. I have been listening to it so much that I paid $25 USD and Ethan is sending me a Tee-Shirt to NZ, double win!
Get your Torn Up mix from www.e-603.com








Oh I love stuff like this.
/via matthewb
Albert Exergian created this great set of minimalist film and television posters as a personal project. You’ll find these and many more on his blog, and his commercial portfolio is equally impressive (and much more ornate).
The coolest way to use Dropbox on a Mac to send file.
http://wiki.dropbox.com/DropboxAddons/Dropbox%20Service
Once installed you can simply right click on any file and copy/move it to your Dropbox public folder. The public URL will automatically be copied to your clipboard. Awesome.