Whenever I take a screenshot, the next step is usually to paste it into an email or IM conversation. Here’s a modified version of a launchd script for OS X, originally from Avi, that automates that: whenever you take a screenshot, it uploads it to a server of your choice, places the URL on the clipboard, and beeps. Download and execute the script to install the service. It assumes you use key-based SSH authentication.
$ < ~/Binaries/git-find-removal #!/bin/zsh if [ $# != 2 ] ; then echo "$0 <commit> <string>" >/dev/stderr exit 1 fi git bisect start git bisect good $1 git bisect bad git bisect run grep -qRE $2 .
$ git-find-removal HEAD~20 'def my_important_function'
App School just went live. It’s an iPhone development training course taught by my friend Daniel, and run by SQT, my Mum’s training company, and Mulley Communications. The courses will be based in Dublin—it should be a pretty cool chance for anyone Irish to quickly get up to speed with everything related to iPhone app development (including some tips on navigating the notorious app submission process…).
I’ve known Daniel since first year in secondary school—he convinced me to learn PHP, my first real (”real”?) programming language. He’s one of the best programmers I’ve ever worked with, and just won an IBM Open Source Award for his work on Yakumo [PDF], an open-source library for using the iPhone a game input device. Despite only just graduating now, a couple of companies have already spotted his win-ness—he interned with the hardcore physics guys at Havok in San Francisco last summer.
App School is lucky to have him, and I think the courses are going to be killer.
See also: Damien, Web 2 Ireland, Irish Times.