#398861 by Caius Durling (caius) - Pastie
http://pastie.textmate.org/398861

Hidden preference keys to make Safari 4's updated UI more like Safari 3.

Tweak safari 4 - eg tabs where they should be!

Safari 4 hidden preferences

helpful config tip on paths w/in a site

iPhone OS 3.0 Tethering Settings via Mail or iPhone direct download...

iPhone Tethering

hugs å sette opp mms med rette instillinger etterpå - ref bokmerke netcom mms

iphone-notes sends the mobileconfig necessary for tethering via e-mail directly to your iPhone. Most carriers supported, custom settings also possible.

In my quest to find the ultimate deployment methodology for Django, this is one of the better ones I've found.

django deployment tutorial

it different, but I find that it saves a few precious moments of thinking to just keep a standardized project template somewhere (instead of using djangoadmin startproject to create new projects).

给iPhone程序添加settings

Increase Firefox speed by 10-30x

Good general guidelines for wireless router setup.

Dear Lifehacker,I just moved into my first apartment, and bought my first Wi-Fi router. It's a standard Linksys "blue box," and seems to work fine, but I'm wondering—are there any settings I should be looking to change?

Good reminder RT @MR21c How to Return Facebook Privacy Settings to What You Signed Up For http://bit.ly/d7VapU via @lifehacker

"Online privacy expectations are evolving, but whether Facebook likes it or not, a lot of us want the privacy settings we signed up for when we joined the service. Here's how to use Facebook's new privacy controls to regain your original privacy."

I thought I had done enough to reasonably privatize my Facebook settings... this video showed me a couple things I had missed.

Here's everything you need to know to go back to the old days when you could control your privacy on Facebook with just a few clicks.

I used to love Facebook. I was in law school at Wisconsin when it launched, and everyone I knew on the site was basically a peer -- people who I'd known well or at least met in person at some point. Then... I graduated. Suddenly having a Facebook account full of pictures from blurry nights in Madison and Pulitzer Prize-caliber dirty jokes from my friends wasn't so awesome anymore -- especially once I started working for Engadget and lots and lots of people I didn't actually know (or, somewhat even worse, only knew professionally) started looking at my personal page. So I needed a system -- a way to still use Facebook to share personal stuff with friends, professional stuff with colleagues, and awesome stuff with everyone, all without blurring any lines or accidentally sharing too much with people I don't know.

I used to love Facebook. I was in law school at Wisconsin when it launched, and everyone I knew on the site was basically a