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deefour··on JQuery Scroll Path - Scroll a page along a custom path
Works great with Chrome 17 on Snow Leopard using my magic mouse, pc mouse with scroll wheel, magic track pad, and keyboard arrows.

The 2 fingered back/forward gestures are instead used for horizontal scrolling (right or down progress further down the page, left or up move back up the page)

deefour··on Color Bash Prompts
There's a couple gems that help with this in ruby.

Coolline[1] colors syntax in the readline as you type. There's a gem[2] that integrates this with Pry[3] (an alternative to irb). For colored output in Pry's REPL, awesome_print[4] can be integrated[5] using pry's .pryrc files.

  [1]https://github.com/Mon-Ouie/coolline
  [2]https://github.com/pry/pry-coolline
  [3]https://github.com/pry/pry
  [4]https://github.com/michaeldv/awesome_print
  [5]https://gist.github.com/004b0cdfccf0e29d83e3
deefour··on The Yet Another Framework (Yaf), PHP extension for developing web applications
Yes, it's normal.

http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.inheritance.php#l...

deefour··on Amazon Route 53 Reduces Hosted Zone Pricing
I use route53 for all of my domains (I don't have anywhere near 1000). The $1/mo was worth it to me simply to ease the pain of updating DNS information; I set the name servers once (to point to AWS), and then only have to look to one place (through shell!) to manage DNS. I switch VPS hosts often enough that having shell based tool like route53 to switch DNS records has come in very handy. I also have a habit of switching domain registrars regularly. Having DNS managed by a 3rd party like route53 makes a change like this simple (just updating name servers once the transfer's done). I don't have the time to learn how to manage my own DNS server, so I'm happy to pay $1/mo to make my life a bit easier, and even happier to pay $0.50.

I use pcorliss' ruby_route_53 gem[1].

[1] https://github.com/pcorliss/ruby_route_53

deefour··on Introducing Traction by OwnLocal
Can someone fill me in on what I'm missing? How is this relevant? I don't know OwnLocal so I assume I'm missing something, but this blog post seems pointless - providing nothing more than self-pats on the back and a cryptic screenshot.
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