iQ MB - Show and Tell

Not totally show and tell related but just so useful i thought i'd share. Glenn showed this to me and it looks terrific for those of us that like to travel in the US and still have a phone for blowing up twitter.

Eat This Much is an automatic diet generator that builds a meal plan based on your desired caloric intake. The generator works for every kind of diet, including weight loss, bodybuilding, atkins, paleo, and more.

This will be standard and easily understandable to anyone who has already been working with git for a while. If you come from a centralized, old school version control background and you are thinking of switching to Git - which I heartily recommend - you will find the topic of this post awesome, almost magical.

If you've been playing Counter-Strike on the ESEA gaming network, you've been doing a lot more than tossing virtual hand grenades and firing virtual machine guns. You've been mining Bitcoins for an unnamed staffer inside the company that runs the network. The mining started on April 13 and may have affected as many as 14,000 gamers.

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xctool is a replacement for Apple's xcodebuild that makes it easier to build and test iOS and Mac products. It's especially helpful for continuous integration. It's a drop-in replacement for xcodebuild that adds a few extra features: Runs the same tests as Xcode.app.

100 Yen: The Japanese Arcade Experience is an hour long documentary focusing on the thriving, exciting, vibrant world of the arcades in Japan.

Recently we tried something new at Treehouse and it's working wonderfully well, so I thought I'd share the secret with you. We recently crossed the invisible it's-impossible-to-communicate-effectively line. The strange place where it feels like you're small enough as a company not to have 'communication procedures' but large enough that somehow everyone is no longer on the same page (and misinformation spreads like wildfire).

Many developers spend a fair amount of the day waiting: Waiting for a build to end Waiting for search results to come up Waiting for an editor to launch Waiting for tests to run Waiting for a boss to give instructions There is also a more insidious form of waiting.

I'm trying to amass a list of programming books that are freely available on the Internet. The books can be about a particular programming language or about computers in general.

CCP EVE Online is a game famous for its devious players attempting to either fight for power or to destabilize the game in some way. I spoke with the then- EVE Online executive product John Lander at Fanfest in Iceland last week, and I asked about the player behavior that most surprised or delighted him.

"ll do our part to remove it from our servers." As it turns out, most of the gun's downloads were served via Mega, making full removal near impossible. Still, Wilson seems optimistic about the situation, explaining to Forbes that conversation will help mold the discussion on 3D printed "

a fun game for nerds who like maps