Sanat's Tumblelog

Nov 10
topherchris:

Things used to make sense.
(idiot comics)

topherchris:

Things used to make sense.

(idiot comics)


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Nov 9
“Sketching isn’t about being able to draw, it’s about being able to think” Adactio (via bleikamp)

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Nov 8

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“Do not try to bend the spoon — that’s impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth: there is no spoon.” The Matrix

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Aug 30
“A/B testing (also known as split testing) is a system of having two versions (or sometimes more) of a Web page and then showing them randomly to visitors, then comparing what visitors to different versions of the page do. This allows you to see if something as simple as a headline change or as complex as a total redesign has an effect on what user’s do - such as purchase your product or signup for your service. Once the “best” version has been determined, you can then continue to do further A/B tests until you run out of things to try, thus resulting in a better page.” ABingo: An A/B Testing Plugin for Rails

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Aug 19
“The only difference between a rut and a grave are the dimensions.” Ellen Glasgow (via hayekd)

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Aug 14

Send stuff to Tumblr from Google Reader

gesteves:

Google just released a few new features for Google Reader, one of which is an option to send feed items to other sites such as Twitter and Facebook:

We’ve made it easier to share posts you like to Blogger, Twitter, Facebook, and more, with our new “Send to” feature. (Incidentally, Blogger is celebrating its tenth birthday this month, and we’re hoping our friends there will like this little birthday present.) Just head over to the settings page, and enable the services you want to use. If your favorite service isn’t listed (and you’re feeling extra geeky), you can create your own “Send to” link with a URL template.

To share an item on one of your sites, simply click the “Send to” button and choose your service. If you’re into keyboard shortcuts, “shift-t” will do the same.

Enabling Tumblr so you can send items to your blog is quite easy. Just go to the “Send To” tab in the Settings page, press the “create a custom link” button and fill the form like so:

Tumblr setup

Name: Tumblr
URL: http://www.tumblr.com/share?v=3&u=${url}&t=${title}
Icon URL: http://assets.tumblr.com/images/favicon.gif

Save it, and now Tumblr will appear in the “Send to” menu at the bottom of every feed item, which will launch Tumblr’s bookmarklet when pressed, with the item’s title and URL filled out.


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“IE6 is older than the iPod. It is time that we stop supporting it.” ie6 on wikipedia (via jpcyr)

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josh:
Deep sea giant isopod (via coda)

josh:

Deep sea giant isopod (via coda)

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Aug 12
“A bore is a man who deprives you of solitude without providing you with company.” Gian Vincenzo Gravina (via tmblg)

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