Dazed & Confused

I don’t need this very often, but when I do I can never find it. 10 tips for PDF: http://lifehacker.com/software/lifehacker-top-10/top-10-pdf-tricks-289583.php

This application enables you to share your keyboard and mouse across numerous computers in your network in a flexible way. It supports both windows, Mac OSX and “Unix” (Linux, Solaris, Irix and other variants).
For instance, I use my Logitech MX3000 keyboard and mouse both on my dekstop computer and my brand new Dell Latitude D620(:D).

Carl-Henrik has a pointer to a nice ESB comparison here.

Fiddler can be used for debugging HTTP traffic, and even setting breakpoints. I’ve been using Ethereal earlier, but that’s a bit too low level. Usually all I want to do is monitor and manipulate HTTP traffic.

Note to self: check out this article and Selenium.

In this Java Q&A Vladimir Roubtsov explains how your java-code can read for instance a properties file from within its jar-archive

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Yep. It’s here. Don’t really remember what’s new either, just got to have it. Get it here.

Tomcat 4 and Tomcat 5 handles character encoding of the document body and the URI in diferent ways. One of the main differences is that in TC5 HTTPServletRequest.setCharacterEncoding(…), by default, only applies to the body and not the URI. In other words, use POST instead of GET if you want .setCharacterEncoding(…) to apply to [...]

Sweet. Here’s an article on how to use Linux to resize existing partitions.

It’s quite amazin what Google manages to put into it’s search engine. Take a look at this cheat sheet to see what you can do with the correct keywords.