• osx - Location of Chrome cache on Mac OS X - Super User
  (tags: mac ramdisk chrome cache memory)
• Ribbon
  pure css ribbons
• A Whole Bunch of Amazing Stuff Pseudo Elements Can Do | CSS-Tricks
  totally awesome
• What to Say to Someone Who’s Sick - This Life - NYTimes.com
  this is so helpful. i wis there was a site dedicated to things you should say in tough spots.

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• Why developers should be force-fed state machines - Shopify
• Ann Miura-Ko's answer to Who has the best dim sum in the Bay Area? - Quora
  best dim sum in the bay

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• How to Naturally Reset Your Sleep Cycle in One Night | Wise Bread
  fast 12-16 hrs before the time when you want to start waking up - eat then
• Context Free Art
  for cool drawings
• IE6 Update
  prompts ie6 users with an update script - "missing updates required to view this site"

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• The Red Hot NBA May Be Going Away - Grantland
  best simmons column since the no benjamins association

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• old envelopes - Google Search
  logo inspiration
• accountkiller.com | how to easily delete your online accounts
• A Piece of Cakefile: Simplifying Large CoffeeScript Project Builds With Cake | Visibiz
  (tags: cake make coffeescript)
• rlwrap
  readline wrapper
• Wrongful Convictions - Reason Magazine
  It’s notable that one of the few places in America where a district attorney has specifically dedicated staff and resources to seeking out bad convictions—Dallas County, Texas—has produced more exonerations than all but a handful of states. That’s partly because Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins is more interested in reopening old cases than his counterparts elsewhere, and partly because of a historical quirk: Since the early 1980s the county has been sending biological crime scene evidence to a private crime lab for testing, and that lab has kept the evidence well preserved. Few states require such evidence be preserved once a defendant has exhausted his appeals, and in some jurisdictions the evidence is routinely destroyed at that point.

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• The 2-step trick to getting sweet-ass job referrals - humbledMBA
  tell people you're interested in a specific job
• Badass JavaScript - UglifyJS: A Fast New JavaScript Compressor For Node.js That’s On Par With Closure

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• Hg Init: a Mercurial tutorial by Joel Spolsky
  here it is. i've probably tagged this already
• Top 10 Git Tutorials for Beginners
• Sacha Baron Cohen to star in film of Saddam novel | Entertainment | People | The First Post
• Good-Tutorials - JavaScript Tutorials
  funny
• Sensebridge - making the invisible visible » North Paw
  cool

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• HTML EMAIL BOILERPLATE v 0.4 updated 5/12
  rock solid awesome

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• (Mis)adventures in AdWords - Trevor’s Posterous
  arg
• The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of REST APIs - O'Reilly Broadcast
  helpful pointers for apis

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• Keep a node.js server up with Forever - blog.nodejitsu.com - scaling node.js applications one callback at a time.
• Cinchy Assembly Web Server - An efficient and simple web server written in x86
• Why RubyGems Needs Loren Segal | James on Software
  clean page design w/ an about sidebar

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