dippies!

1. Instalo a extensão User CSS pro Safari 5: http://code.grid.in.th/
2. Crio a seguinte regra:
   • URLs:
     http://*.google.com/*
https://*.google.com/*
   • Styles:
     #gbgs1 { display:none!important; }

Esta regra esconde o contador de notificações não-lidas.

Opcional: .gbtb .gbts { display:none!important; } esconde também os separadores verticais do header do Google. Eu escondo pois me incomoda um pouco ‘um separador com 2x de largura’, que é o que sobra ao esconder o contador.

Os emails de notificação eu devo ter desligado em algum momento da vida, mas faz tempo.

Managed to do it by accident but now that I learned the right way to do it, I’m sharing :)

Pair the headphones with both the Mac and the iPhone, and leave bluetooth on on both devices. Turn off the headset.

On the Mac, open the Bluetooth Preference Pane and check Show Bluetooth status in the menu bar. From the menu bar, click the Bluetooth icon, find the Nokia BH-503 entry and click Use as Audio Device (Stereo); then quickly hold the headset’s multifunction key for 2 seconds to turn it on.

If the timing is correct, the Mac will use the headset for stereo output and the iPhone will use it for input and mono output. It works just as expected: if you’re listening to music on iTunes and make or receive a call, iTunes pauses and resumes playing. But if it’s left idle for too long, the iPhone will disconnect from it to save battery.

Apenas uma dúvida cruel

Pictured: um objeto da hermenêutica.

E se eu usar meu tumblr pra postar “frases de Tumblr”, mas sem as imagens?

Esse fim de semana o tumblr infesta de fotos do Thom Yorke e se eu usasse Tumblr eu dava like/fav/love/lick em todas elas

Ainda é cedo pra ficar opinando sobre o iTunes 10 mas pelo menos sobre a barra de título já consigo escrever.

Os botões na vertical não me incomodaram muito já que eu não os uso e a mini-window já usa este formato faz tempo. Já a barra superior fininha e sem o título, apesar de ser interessante por economizar um pouco de espaço vertical, me atrapalha pois eu normalmente clico bastante lá pra mover a janela do aplicativo.

Pra usar a barra de título padrão, abra o Terminal,

defaults write com.apple.iTunes full-window -1

, e reinicie o iTunes. Pra desfazer, o comando é:

defaults delete com.apple.iTunes full-window

(via @destroytoday)

This is how I watch subtitled .avi on my PS3.

Sadly, there’s no AVIAddXSubs for Mac, and I couldn’t find any replacement¹. So I tried to run it using Wine, and it works just fine.

It’s X11. Fonts are ugly. It’s not very small. First launch is slow, but have faith, the main window will appear.

BUT if you can handle all that, you’ll be able to add soft subtitles (as in, you can turn them off if you want) to 40min .avi files in two minutes or less. No reencoding at all. And the output file works on the PS3 flawlessly. Multiple subtitles on the same file are supported too (up to eight).

Wanna give it a try? Get AVIAddXSubsSC.dmg (68,7MB)—unless you already have Wine, then I’d suggest AVIAddXSubs.dmg, a smaller package (15,5MB) without the embedded Wine.app. Both packages have AVIAddXSubs version 9.5.

If you need help using the app you can go to the AVIAddXSubs’s webpage. And when watching your converted files, don’t forget to turn the subs on using the triangle menu.

¹ The best 2nd option I tried was using mencoder (post in portuguese) but it wasn’t as fast and subtitles are burnt in.

I know I’m dip. I know I’m on my BlackBook. This window title is TERRIBLE, and its even worse as a tab title. Since I couldn’t google a way to fix it, I tried to fix it myself, and here’s how I finally did it.

Create a custom.zsh file in ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/ and add:

preexec () { print -Pn "\e]0;$1\a" }
precmd () { print -Pn "\e]0;%~\a" }

These will override the functions in termsupport.zsh and remove the username and host information from the title.

Way better :)