About a year's worth of reading on distributed systems here.

"This article presents two strategies as two different ways to implement a virtual machine that executes a regular expression that has been compiled into text-matching bytecodes, just like .NET and Mono are different ways to implement a virtual machine that executes a program that has been compiled into CLI bytecodes."

This is how to move your home directory to its own partition.

Lots of good tidbits in this one.

CC-licensed version of 'Pro Git'.

New York Observer was built using Drupal. There are some good tips in here how to build an issue based CMS.

Compatibility tables for features in HTML5, CSS3, SVG and other upcoming web technologies

This guy uses similar tools that I do, and there are a few that look useful that I haven't heard of before.

Free PDF of an intro to econ text written by R. Preston McAfee of CalTech

Links to a bunch of tech talks by Douglas Crockford and John Resig

List of all the special characters.

Nice references for artificial intelligence resources.

Now I catch up on the slides and videos that I missed.

Comparison of different load times of the major javascript libraries with different compressions and different browsers.

Javascript reference from Simon Willison

Extensive list of what CSS syntax is support by which browsers.

Steps to becoming a theoretical physicist

Nice comparison of all the different fast food type categories.

Here's how to set custom upload fields in Django.

List of lots of arithmetic arithmetic operations at the bit level.

An interesting primer on Ruby that makes extensive use of cartoon foxes.

James Bennett provides a nice in depth view on how to create a form using manipulators and validators.

List of some neat vim tricks.

This appears to work simply and robustly.