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Pimp My Safari: As ready as it will ever be : journal : // hicksdesign Skip to Content » « Turn off styling Turn Styling on LiveSearch: // hicksdesign work about journal extras contact 10 Pine Rise / Witney Oxfordshire / UK / OX28 1EY t: +44 (0)7917 391 536* f: 0871 733 4594 (uk only) *The office is closed on Fridays Download my vCard Hire me : email I'm afraid I'm not currently taking on any new projects, but please try my friends at 38one or Clearleft . Email me : email Please check the FAQs first. I'm afraid I can't answer every email, but I try. Journal Archives Destinations Journal Pimp My Safari: As ready as it will ever be “As ready as it’ll ever be”, is an apt description of a little side-project of mine just launched, Pimp My Safari.com . Its been a pet project for many months, and was started as a reaction to all the sites cataloguing Firefox extensions. Many excellent plugins for Safari have been developed, but because Safari doesn’t have an official ‘extension architecture’, many are unaware of these extensions. This is where PimpMySafari comes in – a resource for the pimping of your copy of Safari no less! Its just intended to be a simple, functional, information-based site. I’m not giving it a whole lot of time design-wise, its not the purpose. I just wanted a central place to promote these add-ons. I haven’t even bothered testing in IE, but I have given it a scant look in Mozilla. So here’s my plan. All the Safari related browser talk will now go to Pimp My Safari, leaving this blog returning to matters of design, css, music and family. Those few who are interested in such things can now read them there. When meeting people at SXSW, I often found myself apologising for running a dull browser-based blog. I shouldn’t have to, but I did feel a little embarrassed. I’m still rather wary of blogging about my family, I’d like to do it more than I do, but I just don’t feel comfortable doing it. I wish it weren’t the case, but the internet isn’t an appropriate/safe place for such things – there are nutters out there. Anyway, I digress… A quick word about the CMS When I started this, many months ago, I was using WordPress 1.5 nightlies (I wanted to make sure that I wasn’t missing out on anything). While I was very impressed with how far it had come since the last time I’d evaluated it (1.1), it was a relief to get back to Textpattern, and thats what I’ve used for the final site. I don’t think its just a case of being familiar with it. It just worked the way I wanted it to, and enabled me to easily run the entire site. So there we go, I hope someone finds it useful. I’d love it if people felt like contributing, so let me know if you feel the urge! I now have somewhere to go to for this kind of information. Great work Jon. Saft being the only thing I use with Safari, you have yet again opened my doors to a whole arena of plugins. Thanks! :) #1 Sam 296 days ago It looks really good. Maybe ill start using safari more often now. #2 Oscar 296 days ago Very nice work Jon. As for blogging about your family, just change their names when you write about them. It will be seamless. You know, your little girl, uh, Brandy, and the boy, er, Son. Yeah, that works. And your loving wife, Betty Paige. You could even throw in a couple of crazy American neighbors, one whose short with a really long, often confused name, and the other with an absurd red beard. Main, this just writes itself. I smell sitcom! #3 Jason Santa Maria 296 days ago Great stuff Jon, maybe you can convince me that Safari is the Mac equivalent of IE!! #4 John Oxton 296 days ago Thanks, Jon! Now I have somewhere to point my friends who recently switched to Mac and have no idea where to find all these extensions, and nice list for myself… ;) Good job! By the way, there is small mistake in your code, in the right sidebar the parts of text are outside the P tag and the P tag follows them, but it is empty. ;) #5 Raven 296 days ago That should read: Safari ISN’T the Mac equivalent of IE!! #6 John Oxton 296 days ago Hello. I’ve visited here a lot, but never had anything to say. First, I love your designs. Second, just wanted to tell you that on high resolutions (1600×1200) on a Windows Firefox install, the ”*e*” in “contribute” shows on the far left of the screen. I assume this is because you used text-indent: -1000px; Maybe -3000px; would fix it. Excellent site you have here :-) #7 Ian Spence 296 days ago Great work on this site Jon. I didn’t realize that there were so many great plugins available for Safari. #8 Jeff Smith 296 days ago To continue on what Ian Spence wrote, on a 1920×1200 resolution, you can see the blue text links for “Blog” and “Contribute” on the far left. #9 chris rhee 296 days ago It looks different than I expected, but it has a certain dignified simplicity to it, and the safari logo looks great, so that picks it up a notch. You’ve taken a step toward building a network of your very own, ala 9rules. #10 Scott 296 days ago Very cool Jon, I was getting antsy about the release of the site. It turned out very well indeed. I think maybe an all in one Mac browser site would have been better. Your opinion of the browser is fascinating and I wish you’d post even more about them :) I know how you feel about posting about your family on the internet, instead of using their names just say son, daughter and wifey. I felt a bit worried when I posted a few pics of my family on Flickr but I learnt not to worry so much. #11 Chris McElligott 296 days ago Found another bug (Win/FF1.0.1): Your list (or whatever you want to call it) for the top entry, Saft 7.6.0, isn’t displaying right on the main page. Instead of the list, I’m getting h4. New in 7.6.0: * Improvement: Search set to group shortcuts and search multiple search engines at same time * Improvement: Make Growl sticky flag customizable * Bug fix: Crash in rare conditions related to many undoes and switching on/off undo support * Bug fix: Problem with Reset Safari button in kiosk mode Perhaps it’s just a filter the software applies to things on the main page? #12 Jordan 296 days ago Jordan, It looks like that on all browsers I’ve seen it with. Looks like Textile markup isn’t being parsed on the main page. #13 Tony 296 days ago When should we expect pimpmyblog.com to become active? :) #14 Rob Scriva 295 days ago You should make the silver casing to the Safari logo all gold. You know, like its all pimped out. And maybe add a few diamonds to the face of the compass. Right now the site is feeling decidedly non-pimpish. #15 Kevin 295 days ago Yeah, make it something like this: http://people.zeelandnet.nl/marco/pimpzilla/ (screenshot at http://people.zeelandnet.nl/marco/pimpzilla/images/pimpzilla.jpg) #16 Jordan 295 days ago I had thought about that style, but time is against me. Besides its about macs – so minimal is the order of the day, right? #17 Jon Hicks 295 days ago I thought pimping was the order of the day. #18 Kevin 295 days ago Nah, Information, and having a life is the order of the day. I prefer it this way. #19 Jon Hicks 295 days ago Nice work Jon. Now it’s going to be just a little tougher to decide which browser to click on each time I go to my dock. Safari? Omniweb? Camino? Firefox? IE 5.2? Kidding. By the way, I love what you’ve done with your comments design. #20 Garrett 295 days ago Jon, Aren’t you worried that Apple might come down on you for using the Safari icon? #21 Scott Johnson 295 days ago I’ve switched back to Safari as my default browser in order to give the site a try. #22 Ryan 295 days ago Nice. As far as I can see, it works great here in FF 1.0.1/Win. Except for one thing. The textarea on the contact page seem to be wider than the page an go all out far to the right, which makes a horizontal scrollbar peek out and say hi. #23 Andreas Graulund 295 days ago In the distance you can hear wailing and gnashing of teeth Jon… why have you forsaken me!? I thought we had… something, you, me and WordPress? I just don’t know if I can take this… I’m going to curl up in my sock drawer and sleep for a week. Nice job on the pimpin site by the way. ;) #24 Chris J. Davis 294 days ago Sorry Chris – I just couldn’t do it all in Wordpress how I wanted to. It came very close though! #25 Jon Hicks 294 days ago Love the site and design, love it. Thanks for the pointers on OS X goodies. #26 Jan 293 days ago I love it! As usual with all your work Jon, it’s great.. And handy too. No more googling for Safari stuff. I might even start to use it again instead of Firefox #27 Rutger 292 days ago That’s a great resource Jon, well done! As far as Textpattern, I tried it but found it too frustrating to get certain things done. But it still has one of the best admin interfaces out there I’ll give them that. #28 Heiser Erwin 292 days ago Great site; informative, and it’s very easy to use. You the best Hicks! [offtopic]hehe, thanks for inspiring me to implement Gravatar for my re-designed site. I’m loving it![/offtopic] #29 Tom 292 days ago Well done! 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From the name of a Tyburn hangman (c. 1600). deuce-ace two and one (i.e. a throw that turns up deuce with one hence a poor throw, bad luck, mean estate, the lower class (N.E.D.). See "dicing terms." dewse-a-vill the country, as opposed to town. dicing terms ace =1 ; deuce =; trey =3 cater =4; ciflque=5; sice = 6. Kinds of dice (i) squariers are fair dice; (ii) langrets or barred dice are not perfect cubes, but have greater length along one axis. Thus barred cater-treys are longer in the 3-4 direction and will seldom turn up these numbers; so with barred sice-aces , cinque-deuces ; (iii) flats are dice shorter in one dimension; a flat cater-trey will therefore normally throw up a 3 or 4; (iv) fullams are weighted, and will throw up the side farthest from the weight; (v) gourds and (?) graviers are hollowed near one face and produce a contrary result; (vi) bristle dice have a short bristle attached to one face or edge; (vii) high men and low men are wrongly numbered on one face; usually 5 is subtituted for 2 in a high man , and 2 for 5 in a low man ; (viii) a demi or demi-bar is apparently a false die with only half the usual bias; (ix) contraries are false dice with an opposite tendency to those already in play, and will thus "crossbite" them; (x) the vantage is the tendency of a die; (xi) cogging is the manipulation of the die in the dice- box. dicker half-score. diddering and doddering shaking and shivering. diet course of life; board. disgest to digest. dispense heavy spending. diver house-thief who employs small boys to slip through windows. doddypol foolish person. dodkin doit, a Dutch coin; any small coin. dorsermaker maker of panniers. dosser basket. dottrel kind of plover, an easy prey. doxy female vagabond, travelling usually with a man. draw to pick a pocket. draw-latch petty thief. drift a scheme. drigger a thief. drink tobacco to draw in or inhale the smoke. drover a cheating horse-dealer in Smithfield Market. drug drudge. dry-vat box or cask for dry goods. duds clothes, things in general lag of duds, wash-bundle. dummerer beggar who feigns dumbness. dup to open (door or gate). dure to endure. eagle member of a group of confederates cheating at cards or dice. He it is who ultimately wins, ensample an example. even and odd a simple game of chance that can be played with dice and other pieces. exigent an emergency, critical moment or state. extirp extirpate. face, to show a brave to speak deceitfully. faculty trade, occupation. fadge to fit in with. fairing a present, generally understood as having been boughtat a fair. faitour early name for vagabond or cheat. faker (or feager) of loges one who makes or begs with false papers. fallows, to come over his to come over the ground that he had neglected - a rural metaphor (Grosart). famblers gloves. fambles hands. fambling-cheat a ring. farce to break open or pick a lock. fardel a bundle. farmerly beggars beggars who carry no artificial sores. feager see faker . fence to buy or sell stolen goods. ferme hole. ferret tradesman who lends commodities to ferret-hunters and their victims. ferret to cheat. ferret-beat, to strip a man of money by ferret-claw cheating him. lift to steal. lifter thief, cheat. lifts stolen goods. liggen to lie down . lightly usually. lime-twigs playing-cards. limiting law the art of thieves who practise their craft at assize-towns and fairs. linen-armourer orig. maker of adjuncts to armour; became jocular term for "tailor." lither lazy, demoralised. loges counterfeit papers. lorel, losel rogue, ragamuffin. lour money. lour a scowl. lowing-cheat a cow. lugs ears. lurch a high score in various games. lurch to deceive, to leave in the lurch. lurch, to have on the to have a man at a disadvantage. lurcher one who cheats at bowls. lusk a worthless fellow. macemonger nonce-word for police officer. make companion, mate. make a halfpenny. male portmanteau (Utterson). mammering muttering. mandilion kind of overcoat worn by soldiers and servants. mankind fierce, furious. Margery-prater a hen. mark 13s. 4d., not a coin. marker shop-thief's accomplice. marter receiver of stolen goods. martin a dupe. Marymass one of the festivals of the Virgin. mason's maund artificial sore on arm above the elbow. masty mastiff. maund begging; to beg. maund abram, to to beg in the manner of the abram-man. maunder(er) a beggar. meschant miserable, bad. metely moderately. meuse a hare's form. micher sneak, petty thief. mill break up, rob, spoil, kill, minion a loved one, mistress, mint money. mistress the jack (in bowls). moly a herb; Ulysses armed himself with it against Circe. monopolitan monopolist. moon-man night-walker, gypsy. morris-pike sixteenth century weapon, said to have had a Moorish origin. morrow-mass first mass of the day. muffling-cheat napkin. muggill beadle. mummy medical preparation originally extracted from the substance with which mummies were embalmed. myrabolan dried fruit, formerly in repute for its astringent properties (Stanford Dict). nab a head. nab-cheat a hat or cap. nase drunken. nappy fresh, strong, "heady" (E.D.D.) morris-pike sixteenth century weapon, said to have had a Moorish origin. Neapolitan scab, scurf, etc. the pox. neat's leather oxhide. neeze sneeze. neezing-powder taken to cause sneezing. new-cut a card game. niggling venery; the word is said to have died, except in literary usage, by 1610. nigh to approach. nip a cutpurse. nip a bung, to to cut a purse. noble a gold coin minted in several values in sixteenth century. nose gent a nun. novel(s) news. novem, novem-quinque, novum a game at dice; the principal throws are 4 and 5. Five or six persons play. Numans, Newmans Newgate Market, oak he that standeth to watch in high law (Greene). one-and-thirty a round (?) game at cards, said to have resembled vingt-et-un. ordinary eating-house supplying a set meal. Some London ordinaries were notorious gaming houses. ought owed. pad soft padded saddle. pad road. padder highway robber. pair of cards a pack. palliard vagrant beggar (wearing a patched cloak). paltry, peltry rubbish, worthless stuff. pannam bread. pantofles slippers; to be upon one's teller i.e. tehon, a 6d. or is. piece. texted letters letters in an engrossed document. throng crowded. tib (of the buttery) goose. tine prong, spike. tinkard tinker. tip to give. tire attire. tire (of a bird of prey) to feed on, tear at. togman(s) coat or cloak. toll-booth office and lock-up in markets for the detention of defaulters and others. toiler toil-collector. tour to see, look, peep. trace way, path. tracer one who follows up traces, a detective. trade up to train up. traffic whore. train to draw on. trammel hobble for tying up a horse. treacher a cheat. tricker thieves' instrument for forcing windows and cutting metal. trimming the trick of changing gold for silver, getting away with both. trine to go; to hang. Trine to the cheats , to be hanged. trining-cheats gallows. Trinidado Trinidad tobacco. triumph public procession, pageant, tilting match. truandise idleness, vagabondage. truchman interpreter. trug light woman. trugging-house brothel. trump game resembling whist. truss to pack close, fasten up. trussed (of a horse) well-knit. tumbler one employed to draw a person into a swindler's net. unbolish abolish. uneath scarcely, hardly. upright-man a sturdy fellow; one of the aristocracy of the vagabond world. upsy-Frieze excessively, in the Frisian fashion. vade to go away. vail to lower, stoop, bow. vantage, with the with a little over. vaulting-house brothel. venery lechery. venny to thrust or wound in swordplay. verse to introduce oneself to a ranger. verser cheat, cozener; is one of a group of sharpers and poses as the well-to-do friend of the taker-up (q.v.). vie and revie to vie is to hazard a stake on a card; to revie (by the opponent) is to cover the first stake with a larger; to revie again is to raise the original stake. vigliacco rascal. vincent victim of bowling-alley cheats. voider one who clears the remains of a meal from the table. vouchsafe to grant or condescend graciously. wanion, with a with a vengeance. walking mort vagrant unmarried woman travelling with a male companion. wapping venery. wapping-mort whore. warp curber's look-out man. warren victim of ferret-hunter (q.v.). washing-ball cake of soap. washman a kind of palliard (q.v.). weasand-pipe windpipe. ween to suppose, imagine. welted fringed. western pug a bargee on a Thames craft above London. westward, to be carried to be taken to Tyburn gallows. whet to urge on. whid a word; to speak. whip-jack beggar who pretends to be a sailor, using a forged licence to travel. white money silver money. white wool name for the silver coin stolen in the trick of trimming (q.v.). Whittington Newgate. whittled drunk. win penny. winch (of a horse) to start, kick out. with cord of twisted willow. wood mad. woodcock simpleton. woodpecker card- or dice-player's confederate who hands by and bets. wrester lock-picking instrument. yarrum milk. yede went. Home