9. > Python one-liner to open a web site from the command line

   Vasudev Ram:

   While importing the antigravity module, I came up with this Python one-liner to open a web site from the command line.

   You learn something new every day. I wasn't aware that the webbrowser module was in the standard library. I thought it was an additional module that ...

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10. Search Your Library from Pythonista

    It's been far too long since I've posted any code, so here's something I was fiddling around with this weekend.

    I have a large library of real, paper books. I keep them catalogued in Delicious Library, which sadly has no mobile app (anymore). This makes it difficult ...

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11. A Couple of Links

    Two things that I've been really excited about launched last week.
    

    The first is the Kickstarter for Nock Co. I'm looking forward to the products these guys put out because I know they're going to be top quality. And if you're curious I backed at the ...

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12. > BitTorrent Sync for iOS

    Back in May I linked to BitTorrent Sync.

    There is now an iOS client.

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13. > Breakfast: A Manifesto

    J. Oliver Conroy:

    What is breakfast? Breakfast is the meal which exists in slight variants throughout the English-speaking world and includes eggs and meat and something made of potatoes or bread and a hot beverage. Breakfast is the Full English, or the Full American, or the Full Canadian. Breakfast is ...

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14. Feedpress

    Back in May I said that one tweak I wanted to make was to move my RSS feed tracking off of Feedburner. I was waiting for a solution that wouldn't make all of you RSS subscribers have to resubscribe. Well, that day has come. Today I flipped the switch ...

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15. > Marks

    Jeroen Janssens:

    Put this in your .zshrc or .bashrc and you're ready to jump.

    It's like on-demand aliases without having to muck up your .bashrc.

    via One Thing Well

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16. > DEFCON: The Documentary

    Jason Scott:

    It’d be redundant to describe the event, since, you know, I made a movie about it, but suffice to say that it’s not just a bunch of presentations inside conference rooms and a strict agenda with a keynote each morning and bagels and butter waiting on ...

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17. Instagram

    Despite my loathing of all things Facebook, I've decided to re-open an Instagram account.

    If you want to see pictures of pens, notebooks and my ridiculously cute kids, check it out.

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18. > Paris Review - The Art of Fiction No. 211, William Gibson

    William Gibson:

    It's harder to imagine the past that went away than it is to imagine the future. What we were prior to our latest batch of technology is, in a way, unknowable. It would be harder to accurately imagine what New York City was like the day before ...

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