1. Inspiration does exist, but it must find you working Pablo Picasso

    Inspiration does exist, but it must find you working

    Pablo Picasso
  2. Polaris Polaris is a cross-platform desktop widget for Google Analytics. With 8 standard reports it’s the easiest way keep your data always instantly available. The rich interface and swift navigation make it a pleasure to use.

    Polaris

    Polaris is a cross-platform desktop widget for Google Analytics. With 8 standard reports it’s the easiest way keep your data always instantly available. The rich interface and swift navigation make it a pleasure to use.
  3. Forrst Sticker Just received this awesome Forrst Sticker from Strat Parrott. Thanks a million, Strat.

    Forrst Sticker

    Just received this awesome Forrst Sticker from Strat Parrott.
    Thanks a million, Strat.
  4. Amazing scroll bar clock Chrome Experiment. (Link)

    Amazing scroll bar clock Chrome Experiment. (Link)

  5. lastfm-cli

    lastfm-cli is an interactive command-line & telnet interface to a last.fm account and last.fm audio streams.
    OS X-only, but Linux support is planned.

    lastfm-cli is a ruby gem hosted on Rubyforge. You can install it with this command:
    $ sudo gem install lastfm-cli

    After a successful installation, you should be able to run lastfm-cli with this command:
    $ lastfm-cli

  6. Open Finder for current directory from command line

    I just learned how to open a Finder window directly from the command line.

    $ open .

    Yes, it’s actually that easy, and the open command is quite handy some times. This is from the open man page.

    The open command opens a file (or a directory or URL), just as if you had double-clicked the file’s icon. If no application name is specified, the default application as determined via LaunchServices is used to open the specified files.

    This means that you can actually open anything from the command line with the open command. Go ahead and try it out!

    Very handy when using with VisorTerminal.

    Source

  7. Online-ConVert Online-Convert lets you convert media easy and fast from one format to another. Handy. Thanks travors.

    Online-ConVert

    Online-Convert lets you convert media easy and fast from one format to another.
    Handy.

    Thanks travors.
  8. Self Employed Comic Click the image to view full size.

    Self Employed Comic

    Click the image to view full size.

  9. LÖVE

    Hi there! LÖVE is an *awesome* framework you can use to make 2D games in Lua. It’s free, open-source, and works on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.

    LÖVE is licensed under the liberal zlib/libpng license. That means you can use it freely for any purpose — including commercial ones.

    Download

    Try it! It’s super-easy. Just check out the hello world example on the wiki.

    Documentation

    The wiki will help you get started, and contains a description of the entire API. It is collaboratively edited by LÖVE users — getting bigger and better every day.

    Also, the wiki theme is pretty cool.

    Checkout the “Hello world” tutorial by stevenf here

    Community

    If you get stuck, many friendly people are ready to help you at the forums. Be warned, however, that it sometimes gets too friendly.

    People also post their games and projects on the forums, so it’s a nice way of exploring what LÖVE can do. Or at least what people choose to use it for.

    There is also an IRC channel: #loveclub@irc.freenode.net.

    Contribute

    You can find the source code on Bitbucket. You can also file bugs and feature requests there.

    Don’t forget to have fun

    ( ^ - ^ ) /

  10. Grumblr

    Grumblr is a Tumblr micro-blogging platform client for a GTK-freindly desktop environment like GNOME, XFCE, LXDE, etc. With Grumblr you can post text messages, links, quotes, chat logs, upload photos, audio and video files right away from your desktop.