Does the frontend of a CMS really limit you? That sounds insane to me. Sounds like too rigid of a CMS. #cmslove

@_brianknapp I would disagree as no CMS becomes a bottle neck for larger sites to grow.

@sejedrey Yes.

Empty boxes for random HTML content tend to get abused over time, and make your CMS terrible. kingkool68.com/pew-research-cent… #cmslove

@duqe nautil.us/blog/is-coloring-withi…

@iwilsonjr Under the hood we all know the Patriots are dirty, ugly and gross…

@taupecat The bigger the budget, the higher the quality.

@taupecat aka Google, Facebook, Amazon, etc. etc.

@caseysoftware @sandys1 I was so confused at first. I thought you actually went fishing. Those impressive Texas fish attacks.

@caseysoftware @sandys1 * phishing

@desandro Please bring back Denver the Lost Dinosaur. Thanks!

Lots of praise for Netflix offering unlimited maternity leave. But didn’t they always offer unlimited vacation? mashable.com/2012/04/13/netflix-…

@chrisvanpatten It worked a little too well. Editors kept disagreeing with the results (typical) so we wrote our own based on tags.

@mr_suh Oh. Well that makes sense.

@duqe youtube.com/watch?v=4Vv5CsP1pAg

@mr_suh How did a cartoon character sign your comic book?

@chrisvanpatten A long, long time ago we used rmarsh.com/plugins/similar-posts… for full text related post analysis.

@rachelbaker #preplife

Could do it with CloudFront as well if you wanted to.

@chrisvanpatten Pewresearch.org is behind EdgeCast, RussellHeimlich.com is behind Soft Layer’s CDN (which is actually EdgeCast)