Example of pattern and colour palette; looks like a handy site.

Drill down to the code for particular functions. Very nice.

coffee2code.com » Plugin: Get Custom Field Values

Manuals

Pipe Viewer is a terminal-based tool for monitoring the progress of data through a pipeline. It can be inserted into any normal pipeline between two processes to give a visual indication of how quickly data is passing through, how long it has taken, how near to completion it is, and an estimate of how long it will be until completion.

reptyr:
reptyr is a utility for taking an existing running program and attaching it to a new terminal. Started a long-running process over ssh, but have to leave and don’t want to interrupt it? Just start a screen, use reptyr to grab it, and then kill the ssh session and head on home.

Insanely useful. NB: though it’s being widely touted as a tool to use with screen, reptyr works well with tmux and, indeed, any terminal. So you can start up an application when you’re sitting in front of your computer, then use reptyr to grab it when you ssh in later.

See also

injcode, a similar project.
neercs, a full-blown screen replacement that allows you to grab external processes.

Renameutils looks damn handy and is now in Ubuntu package repos. (via @OneThingWell) #linux #tools

Manager for git-repositoried dotfiles.

To investigate. Might be useful once I settle into a work routine.

Tool for archiving and thereafter citing (dated) pages.

Works. Nice.

Extracts un- or non-standard formatted bibliography detail from clipboard, tries to figure out correct bibtex interpretation.

postcode lookup in netherlands -- very handy

System for developing and distributing multiplayer games. Zarf is involved.

Some static checking of Python code (I can't believe mis-spelled assignment statements silently introduce variables!).

Not that I'd get much use out of it, but *damn*, that's a lovely wee tool

could be handy

Look up SWIFT codes (BIC numbers) for international bank transfers.

For html svn repos viewing.

ratings-based ff plugin that warns about dodgey sites

Dingus for baking potatos on a stove-top. Wonder if I can get something like this here? No oven is a drag :-(

*sigh* I just finished hacking something like this for myself.

A tool to test the effect of various javascript and php en/de-coding functions.

beautiful

another minimal window manager

minimal window manager

like tail -f, but writes to your X root window. handy!

Great geek hobbycraft thing going down. Need a project that needs this...

Mail-order parts. You design 'em, they manufacture. I need a project that needs this.

A list of top Firefox extensions, long and fruitful discussion in comments

postcode --> place or place --> postcode lookup

replacement for normal latex-mode in emacs -- very very good

to consider once I start thinking about a sound system again

very nice-looking tool

wants wants wants wants wants

should install this once i start working on the new site

text editor -- rob has decided to shift from xemacs to it. why?