If you are feeling nostalgic for iOS 4, there is an app for that.

I use tmux as my screen multiplexer, and in the past, I used control-A d to disconnect and tmux a -d to reattach to the session. This gets cumbersome if I haven’t created a tmux session yet, since tmux a -d will give me an error that no session exists. Aliases to the rescue To help start sessions, and now name them, I use the following alias: alias tma="tmux new -ADs" To create a session named main or re-attach to a disconnected session, I can now type tma main.

I’m cautiously optimistic that this will be good, especially with the people involved. Too bad I won’t be in England in August.

Here is an example of a site you didn’t know you needed in your life, the Ace Ventura sliding door simulator.

Some of the things I find on the internet are fascinating, and the story behing the use of the Roman numberal IIII instead of IV is pretty cool.

Fascinating look at the first cheatsheets in the history of computing, the Unix Manpages.

A Texas mother went to school pretending to be her 7th grade daughter. She is now being charged with trespassing. No word yet on how her grades were that day.

The US military can deploy pretty quickly to remote locations, but there is still a limit on how fast they can get there with a plan. That’s why the military is looking at using rockets to transport supplies.

If you watched sitcoms in the 90s, you inevitably watched an episode where the characters traveled to Disney World and hilarity ensued. But why? The CEO at the time, Michael Eisner, invited any and all sitcoms to pitch an idea. If it was approved, they could film at Disney World. One notable sitcom at the time, Friends, did not get their story approved. Apparently, Joey hooking up with Cinderella was a little to risque for Eisner.

Have you needed to quickly resize or recompress a picture and don’t want to wait for Affinity Photo or Photoshop to load? Then do I have a web app for you! Squoosh is in the house Squoosh is a Google project that was created to highlight offline apps in the browser. The site allows you to not only convert photos to other formats, but to also resize and reduce the number of colors in a photo.