Network connected thermal printer. Bookmarked for future reference.

Nice tutorial for exploring AR with Processing. (Yes, I know it's AR, but I also am interested in how this works, so stop your booing in the peanut gallery).

This is very good: well explained, the right way around of doing things, and some neat tricks to boot.

Another Flixel tutorial, this time updated for version 2.

Stanford's iPhone development course.

Some good stuff here; the tips on the stash were new to me, and particularly handy.

Really excellent presentation on the basics of SPARQL - lots of good examples, lots of hands-on stuff, and clear. Worth going back to.

This is a pretty good guide - made sense, got me up and running fast, and nice and clearly written.

Useful tutorial on building Pagination, that goes beyond the Pagination library and points out what you need to be doing with the Model, too.

This was actually a pretty good tutorial for the jQuery UI Slider control, if only for illustrating how much code - notably markup/styles - you have to provide before the slider works.

Two hours of HD Dwarf Fortress tutorials. Will they make it any easier? No idea, but it's got to be a start.

"Still, overall, Left 4 Dead's opening cinematic is a shockingly complete primer to the rest of the game. With only a few exceptions, almost any player going into Left 4 Dead for the first time will know exactly how to play the game: they already know the gameplay, the weapons, the enemies, the win scenario and the strategies they need to get through the game alive... the only thing not covered in the opening movie is the specifics of the interface." Yes - had this exact same conversation a few days ago. Although John is awfully down on Louis, which seems a tad unfair...

"Making games is easy! Well, okay, maybe it's actually kind of hard, but starting out is easy at least! Especially when you have Kongregate's shootorials (shooting tutorials) to guide you through the process." Tutorial on making a 2D shooter in CS3. Awesome!

Now the NDA is gone, this looks like a good starting point. Honest.

"If I had but one backdrop to use for portraiture I would choose a simple roll of white seamless paper. With one roll of paper you can create many options. For the rest of the week I’m going to break it down for you. We are going to look at getting it to pop to pure white, making it various shades of grey, getting it to go black, gelling it to any color in the rainbow, and doing very easy and quick changes in post production to further the visual options available to us when using such a simple background." Fantastic tutorial.

This might come in handy sometime.

"This is something I said about Spore a while back, actually. I thought Spore could be a little like what Understanding Comics is to Comics. As in something from the form which uses the form to explain the form." Oh, I like that as an idea. He can be a smart one at times, that Gillen.

"'What we've done in MMOs and what we tend to lean toward is building an enviroment for the new player to explore that is essentially a safe environment... the newbie zone. For our explorative learners, we've given them safe zones to explore.' But that doesn't work for imitative learners." Excellent article on styles of learning, with particular attention to how MMOs teach players game mechanics.

A strong article from Joe on some guidelines, based on experience, for writing RSpec user stories.

A nice simple explanation of what using Git is really like.

This is actually a useful way of thinking about writing almost any kind of documentation; single line up to large document. Tools like Scrivener actually make some of the techniques described even easier than using a spreadsheet.

Great for designers, or anyone else with no knowledge of version control, but a not-half-bad introduction to Git at the same time.

Simon does a nice big tutorial on writing bookmarklets. Which happens to be exactly what I need right now...

Codeignitier's interactions with databases explained - might fix some problems I ran into with it this morning...

Lots of .flv tutorial videos. May be useful for my plans to do with learning Flash.

"Most introductions to jQuery focus on designers and inexperienced developers. I’m going to try to explain why jQuery should be of interest to experienced programmers as well." Excellent introduction to jQuery from Simon.

Handouts for the tutorial given at OSCON, July 23th, 2007. Looks like a great talk.

Long, detailed article explaining the new sharpening controls in Lightroom 1.1. Looks like a must-read.

Lots of good sample code, and the links are most handy

A great idea. And, if the gear arrives, I'm planning on taking part.

More Peepcode goodness. I really don't get on with Prototype (I'm a jQuery man, myself), so this will probably be worthwhile.

Lots of meaty/head-scratchy examples in here, but it's definitely a lot of best-practice for your money.

"Master the Emacs editor and delve into the depths of its most advanced editing commands that have made it famous." May as well start somewhere...

Good set of video tutorials on Lightroom. This one - 15 minutes on processing one picture, from original RAW file to a decent final image, is particularly good.

Nice overview of procedures for making a decent screencast on a Mac - and various useful tools to do so.

Lots of LR tutorial videos - really must get around to watching these some time.

ADC reference on shell scripting - looks comprehensive, nicely-organised, and well-written.

A very practical guide to rigging up the basics of OpenID in Rails.

Mike Clark runs over the basics of RIck Olson's attachment_fu plugin. A nice abstraction - will come in handy, for sure.

James Duncan Davidson delivers an interesting article for Apple on getting starting with Dashcode - must get around to playing with that soon.

Subscription-based online cooking instruction videos. Looks good quality; whether it's a hit is something else. Still, good luck to them.

Clickable Omnigraffle prototypes which export to clickable PDFs. Very nice; makes me want a new version of Omnigraffle to replace my copy of 2.0...

No time to read this now, so into delicious it goes...

The good stuff is in the comments.

The stuff on SVN and proxying behind Apache is useful

Interesting, simple explanation of TCP/IP and API design in Ruby

A login generator script for rails explained. It's not quite what I need, but it has some good guidelines.

Another B&W tutorial to add to the library. Thanks, Chris!

Another guide to producing black and white images.

Good tutorials on black and white from digital

Useful, but gosh it looks tricky

Tips and tricks from beginner onwards. I'm pretty sure I still need some of these.

Not-bad looking perl 5.6 tutorial, freely available as html, ps or pdf

Really, really good online tutorial of SQL queries. Need to go over this again

good guide to photoshop displacement maps