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A new icon for MacVim that complies with Apples icon design guidelines for OSX and doesn’t hurt your eyes.

The goal of this tutorial is to get PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) up and running, create a public (shared) key and the corresponding private key. With them it is possible to encrypt information like mails, documents and files in a very secure and asymmetric way so that only a specified recipient can decrypt and open them.

This will enable you to lock your screen (by showing the login screen but keeping your session open) with a shortcut of your choice. All without the need to enable “Require password after sleep or screen saver begins” in your System Preferences and will work with Macs without the eject key, e.g. the current MacBook Air.

Styling HTML forms surely isn’t the most popular task amongst webdesigners. Many obstacles need to be taken, to allow your CSS to format your forms perfectly. One of this obstacles is the weird rendering-behavior of HTML form-element <legend>.