i386

Roast chicken with paprika and lemon

This is just super fucking delicious. Perfect if you are having one of those evenings at home cooking for a date, family, etc and don't want to look like a hopeless adult.

If you made this and liked it (or it got you dumped, fired, sent to a siberian penal colony, airlocked, etc) let me know on twitter @i386.

If you are making this after 2070: sucked in as I am likely dead and laughing from the grave.

Ingredients

haxpor

#!/bin/bash

## A simple shell script to build Zombie Hero Project from command line
## It involves using the following programs
##
## 1. xcodebuild
## 2. ios-deploy
##
## Commands support (*specific for this script and project)
##

elmimmo

#!/bin/bash

# `autoingestion.sh` downloads Apple iOS App Store sales data. It will
# download it to the same folder the script is running from, and group
# the downloaded files into directories by report type.
#
# It will only attempt to download if new sales data should be
# available.
#
# As skipping already downloaded files depends on the filename pattern

devth

JIRA Rant

• It doesn't immediately or easily answer the question: "what should I be working on right now, and in what exact order?" In order to make it do this I had to go write some custom SQL junk. I don't ever want to even look at custom SQL in a webapp. The whole point of an issue tracker is the answer this question.

• Its UI is clunky and the webapp is extremely slow (nearly 5 seconds to load the Dashboard).

• The keyboard shortcuts are a step in the right direction, but they're lacking. Look at Accunote to see how fast and efficient they could be.

• It lacks a decent CLI. I tried a few and they're either broken or extremely slow with aweful commands (reminds me of AWS) that would need to be wrapped in custom shell functions/alaises. I looked into the API to possibly create my own but it looked like some nasty SOAP crap.

eriwen

var module, moduleStart, testStart, testCases = [],
	current_test_assertions = [];
console.log('<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>');
console.log('<testsuites name="testsuites">');
QUnit.begin = function() {
	// That does not work when invoked in PhantomJS
}

QUnit.moduleStart = function(context) {
	moduleStart = new Date();