Keeping QuickSilver Alive

These days everyone uses Quicksilver. Even people who haven’t left Windows yet are trying to use Quicksilver. The problem is that Quicksilver (by the admission of its creator) is loaded with bugs. And about 1 time out of 10 (maybe a lot more) it will crash.
One person I know suggested [...]

Plugging Ruby into Your Brain, revisited…

Jesse Newland has an interesting post about how to use Ruby one-liners from QuickSilver, but it wasn’t working reliably for me. Also, I wanted it to show the result in large type, rather than replacing the text of the QuickSilver command prompt. So I tried my hand, even though it relies on passing [...]