A more useful recap of the rsync workflow for Jekyll. Relevant for Docpad.

Screen is an easy way to have long-running processes on a server -- think Node or Rails -- without setting up a daemon. The idea is that you start a new session, create whatever processes you want to within that session and then push the process into the "background" (Ctl+a d). Screen handles keeping the process running in the background. To see running processes (screen -r).

Helpful examples for scp command, for forgetful people like me.

A linux OS focused on mobile computing and netbooks. Has a very modal focus.

This has only recently been added to Photoshop: shrink or expand an image's proportions in a given direction and the plugin removes or adds pixels in the least noticeable areas, effectively letting you change aspect ratio by adding and removing trivial image content.

A lightweight version of the Ubuntu Linux Distro, with a quicker desktop environment that's Mac-esque.