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Mac app that acts as a pretend SMTP server, capturing email content so you can see how it would be delivered
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How Flickr keeps numeric IDs unique across multiple databases
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Perl memcached interrogator that outputs in a top-like format
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Find out what’s happening under the memcached covers. With examples on how to buld load the data into MySQL for analysis.
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It now pretends to be a MySQL database so you can write SELECT queries
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Automatically tag your music collection with metadata from Last.fm
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Compressed python pickles are stored in an entities table with other tables storing indexes of this data. Uses normal MySQL...
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Describes how to use HTTPerf and Apache log files to simulate real activity on a site when load testing. Rails focused, but...
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Hugely useful MySQL parameter. The post’s author says he’ll often design an application without indexes and then use this...
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Could be a handy course for work to get us up to speed
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Scalable cloud computing hosting from Rackspace
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My first play with iMovie using footage from an airship over Internet World last month. Turn up the sound! Very cheesy.
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Free app from the Coding Monkeys
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Native looking skin to help control SqueezeCenter (v7) from your iPhone/iPod Touch
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Last.fm looks a very cool place to work. My last office involved much throwing of balls, but Last.fm have taken it up to 11.
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Uses Java’s String split method
