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Archive for June, 2006

  1. Beginning JavaScript - 26th June 2006
  2. Whassup with Google Analytics? - 23rd June 2006
  3. Camino 1.02 Released - 22nd June 2006
  4. Opera 9 released - 22nd June 2006
  5. 29 Today - 21st June 2006
  6. That was @media 2006 - 17th June 2006
  7. @media2006 Notes: Hot Topics Panel - 16th June 2006
  8. @media2006 Notes: Andy Clarke, Transcending CSS: The Fine Art of Web Design - 16th June 2006
  9. @media2006 Notes: Nate Koechley Y! v. Y! - 16th June 2006
  10. @media2006 Notes: Molly Holzschlag, Internationalisation: Awakening The Sleeping Giant - 16th June 2006
  11. @media2006 Notes: Robin Christopherson: Beyond a code audit - 16th June 2006
  12. @media2006 Notes: Dan Cederholm: Bullet Proof Web Design - 16th June 2006
  13. @media2006 Notes: Jeffrey Veen: Designing the Next Generation of Web Apps - 16th June 2006
  14. @media2006 Notes: The New Accessibility Guidelines: WCAG 2.0 - 15th June 2006
  15. @media 2006 Notes: Chris Wilson: IE7 and beyond - 15th June 2006
  16. @media 2006 Notes: Jeremy Keith: Using DOM scripting to Plug the holes in CSS - 15th June 2006
  17. @media 2006 Notes: Eric Meyer Keynote - 15th June 2006
  18. @media2006 Starts Here - 14th June 2006
  19. Use Tabs in Textmate for Files Opened Via Transmit - 13th June 2006
  20. What external hard drive do you use? - 1st June 2006
  21. Keeping ssh connections alive - 1st June 2006

Insert a tab character in vim when expand tabs is on|(0)

I have vim set-up to use spaces in place of tabs. Sometimes you need to use an actual tab e.g. editing a Makefile. Now whilst it’s possible to change settings so that tabs are used for specific files, a quick tip to remember is to simply type in insert mode:

Ctrl+v tab

That is Ctrl and “V” and hit the tab key, et voila you’ve entered an actual tab.

GNU screen: open tab in current working directory|(1)

A nice trick for having screen open a new tab in the same directory as the one you’re currently in. To use it add it to your .screenrc

# Open new window in current dir.
bind c stuff "screen -X chdir \$PWD;screen^M"
bind ^c stuff "screen -X chdir \$PWD;screen^M"

Hat tip: mteckert on SuperUser.com

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