@naudebynature Ohh…. that’s where you got that from.

@KyleCotter I think the Verge’s homepage is supposed to be confusing. Can’t tell ads apart from content.

@jasongraphix I really enjoy your home improvement blog and house tweets. Hopefully the misses and I will be buying a house this year.

@riichdiinero think you could bring your clippers and cut my hair this weekend?

@petapixel Cleaning your camera, Level: IDIOT! is.gd/o5fXZJ

@astridandinez I do that everyday, you know, wharves.

@Nethermind okay #a11y #UX

@epalf Move your search up in the sidebar if you can since most people will probably be looking for that.

@jakelear $xmlstr would be a variable that contained the XML i sent you as a string.

@jakelear The XML file is the data returned… so you could load the XML as a string like so $XMLResult = new SimpleXMLElement($xmlstr);

@jakelear If you look in GSAconnect.php _construct you’ll see where the XML file is loaded from a URL. The URL is the Google Search applianc

@zfrankqiu I saw it I just didn’t have time to write up an email. I’ll get you one by this afternoon.

@jakelear You want sample XML? I can give you some

@jakelear We have our Google Search Appliance return RAW XML and build the results page from there. Using WordPress but you get the idea.

@andrewcohen For the fox fur… duh! is.gd/naNZcF

@randallb I set up MediaWiki with a WYSIWYG editor is.gd/LmE37Q Works well for our little intranet at work.

@KyleCotter yup. Looks like a nice deal.

@AstickofGum infinite, duh. What kind of theoretical astrophysicsist are you?

@Jennison we’re using redfin.com so one of the agents toured some homes.

@Jennison no the architecture was what made it contemporary. Very trianglur