I like to predict the future and use that to make things more beautiful. Usually with keyboards and duct tape.
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Excited to be a part of @render, especially today! We've raised a $20 million Series A to continue building the future of cloud hosting, and have launched a Free plan to make Render even more accessible to developers. render.com/blog/render-serie…
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Tonight, a long journey comes to an end. But our work is just beginning.
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It's out! Add SPDY support to your Apache server with mod_spdy bit.ly/IviOwE
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I'm a few days behind, but #Firebug 1.10a7 is now released, fixing the incompatibility with nightly builds of Firefox. blog.getfirebug.com/2012/04/…
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Cool demo of the #git VS Extension in merge & rebase scenarios. And awesome sound effects! ;) piped.video/Ypi4Kwx0GJw
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WebM and WebP Hand Ported to JavaScript for All Browsers: badassjs.com/post/1721845952…
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I'm using @Wordpress for first time in over half a decade. So far, it looks like they've done a fantastic job. Much nicer than I remember.
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Well, that's dumb. Hey, look how cool #ie9 is!!! Now go sit on your couch for 6 hours - no downloads for you!
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Summary of #ie9 launch: "Remember all that stuff we said this past year? Yeah. That."
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JM+TM combined mode is now green on tinderboxes (except maybe for 1 linux mochitest failure--hopefully it's not real)
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Very grateful for Google Closure Compiler. I'd love to see integration with similar tools like CSS Sprite Generator or JSLint. @smashingmag
This is pretty exciting! RT @mozhacks: New post: Firefox, YouTube and WebM: http://mzl.la/drSNRk
RT @heameroar: Awesome projector based art installation http://bit.ly/bqdv3l
As someone whose PHP experience is mostly "only when I have to", I'd like to put in a vote for Komodo Edit as a great pick-up-and-go IDE.
RT @kevmoo: jQuery 1.4: What you need to know http://bit.ly/bp0N8G -using the now famous HTML5 presentation model. Informative and beautiful
I wish there were an easy way to do per-letter kerning in CSS. I think I'll just replace all of my sites with giant BMPs and image maps.
(Number.NaN && undefined) !== (undefined && Number.NaN) - I love #JavaScript.