Hey, I'm Dima Sabanin and I love programming.
I work on Beanstalk for Wildbit.
Ночь, улица, фонарь, аптека,
Бессмысленный и тусклый свет.
Живи еще хоть четверть века -
Все будет так. Исхода нет.
Умрешь - начнешь опять сначала,
И повторится все, как встарь,
Ночь, ледяная рябь канала,
Аптека, улица, фонарь.
Glasgow Love Theme
This is a second and last piece of my repertoire :) It’s written by Craig Armstrong for Love Actually OST. I play that one longer than the Doga, but still suck.
You can download it here
Doga's Waltz
This is the first time I finally decided to record something from my piano repertoire. Recording is pretty messy, since I can’t even use GarageBand properly. Hope you still can enjoy it.
This is Waltz written by Eugen Doga, from a popular russian movie based on Chekhov’s novel “The Shooting Party”.
You can download it here.
“It’s not about fighting, it’s about balance.
It’s not about enlightenment, it’s about balance.
It’s not about balance…”
Google Chrome web inspector is finally getting up to par with Firebug. It’s missing some stuff, but it’s much better than Safari’s version, even though they share the same codebase. I hope Google engineers push some of that stuff back into Webkit so that Apple could use it.
I especially loved somewhat new Audit feature, it’s essentially a tool similar to YSlow, but with a fresh face and Google analysis code. It’s nice to not have to install any extensions to use it, since you get it with every Chrome install and that’s another advantage other YSlow. Besides, I trust Google’s opinion on how to make a site faster better than Yahoo’s :)
Btw, updated Network tab is also awesome.
P.S. I’m using Chrome 9.0.572.1 dev for Mac. Older versions have inspector that is not that cool.
A thorough check list of things you should do when launching a web site.
“People were created to be loved. Things were created to be used. The reason why the world is in chaos right now is because, things are being loved and people are being used.”
Finally found time to breath some life into my good ol’ tumblr. I must say tumblr guys did a pretty good job last year. The whole experience of configuring a blog became even more polished and fun. Everything just works.
Within two hours I was able to buy and setup a theme, integrate with Disqus for comments, setup twitter integration and other cool stuff.
Disqus is also awesome. I think even if I had the ability to setup server-side comments on tumblr, I would’ve chosen Disqus for the ease of use, awesomeness and flexibility of their comments system.