<commit_before>---
weekly_roundup: true
date: "2013-01-25 12:20:00 UTC"
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title: "Short and sweet"
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tags:
  - Culture

---

This weeks links are mostly front-end and tool related. Enjoy.

##When programmers do laundry ([Matt P](/matt-peperell))

Ever wanted to know how to pair socks from a pile efficiently? [Now you can](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14415881/how-to-pair-socks-from-a-pile-efficiently)!

##Kippt ([Pawel J](/people#pawel-janiak))

Check out [Kippt](http://www.kippt.com) - it's a really pretty looking site to help organize all of your links. It also lets you search and archive them and create lists to share amongst teams.

##Pushing CSS to its limits ([Pawel J](/people#pawel-janiak))

Keith Clark created a [CSS3 FPS demo](http://keithclark.co.uk/labs/css3-fps/) that you just have to try (in Safari). It's an incredible CSS powered 3D engine with lighting, shadows and collisions that makes full use of CSS transforms.

##Silly people publishing their RSA keys (Matt P)

Top top of the day: do not publish your private RSA key. A tweet doings the rounds recently, highlighted the fact that lots of people have submitted their private key to github repos.  Github have since masked the results, but you can still get a plethora of hits in Google. 

http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2013/01/25/do-programmers-understand-private/
<commit_msg>Removed link to Matt P<commit_after>---
weekly_roundup: true
date: "2013-01-25 12:20:00 UTC"
published: true
title: Short and sweet
author: <NAME>
tags: 
  - Culture
main_image: ""
---


This weeks links are mostly front-end and tool related. Enjoy.

##When programmers do laundry (Matt P)

Ever wanted to know how to pair socks from a pile efficiently? [Now you can](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14415881/how-to-pair-socks-from-a-pile-efficiently)!

##Kippt ([<NAME>](/people#pawel-janiak))

Check out [Kippt](http://www.kippt.com) - it's a really pretty looking site to help organize all of your links. It also lets you search and archive them and create lists to share amongst teams.

##Pushing CSS to its limits ([Pawel J](/people#pawel-janiak))

<NAME> created a [CSS3 FPS demo](http://keithclark.co.uk/labs/css3-fps/) that you just have to try (in Safari). It's an incredible CSS powered 3D engine with lighting, shadows and collisions that makes full use of CSS transforms.

##Silly people publishing their RSA keys (Matt P)

Top top of the day: do not publish your private RSA key. A tweet doings the rounds recently, highlighted the fact that lots of people have submitted their private key to github repos.  Github have since masked the results, but you can still get a plethora of hits in Google. 

http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2013/01/25/do-programmers-understand-private/

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