This is a pretty cool tool. Type in a Regular Expression and the text you're trying to match against and it'll show you what matches as well as explain the the expression. Read more about Online Regex Tester
Usually a window Screen Shot in OSX comes with a huge (40px) border that provides an aesthetic shadow. Unfortunately it makes the Screen Shots huge! Further, while you can't shrink the size of the shadow (which would be nice) you can turn it off completely. Read more about Disable the Window Shadow for Screen Shots in OSX
Secret Geometry's Cathode may be one of the greatest applications I've seen in a long time. Cathode is a terminal emulator that brings back the nostalgia of CRTs. You can pick from a whole range of monitor presets, console presets and make your own using a large number of sliders. You can even even change the speed of the "modem" you're connected to your terminal over if you really want to relive the days of 14.4kbps or even 110bps. There are also a number of retro sounds you can assign to various events -- powering up, scrolling, characters being printed, etc.
Add this book to the list of light fair. A quick fun read. Evertaster is not superbly written, it's not going to change your life but it's just absurd enough to keep you flipping pages and laughing to yourself.The story follows Guster, “[who] has more taste buds in one square inch of his tongue than in all of Iowa,” and his family on an adventure around the globe to find the ingredients of the "Gastronomy of Peace." A recipe so powerful it can cause the bitterest of enemies to forgive one another, and allow a person to let go of their deepest regrets. Read more about Books Worth Reading: Evertaster
If your sSMTP is configured to use gmail is giving you the following error:
send-mail: Cannot open smtp.gmail.com:587
and in /var/log/maillog you see:
sSMTP: SSL not working: certificate verify failed (20)
sSMTP: Cannot open smtp.gmail.com:587
adding below line to /etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf should fix you right up:
TLS_CA_File=/etc/pki/tls/certs/ca-bundle.crt
you should now find things succeeding in the logs:
sSMTP: Creating SSL connection to host
sSMTP: SSL connection using RC4-SHA
sSMTP: Sent mail for foo@example.com (221 2.0.0 closing connection - gsmtp) uid=0 outbytes=500
Add this book to the list of light fair. A quick fun read. 