jesus christ fish have somehow acquired money and are spending it on convincing us to eat them on twitter

How big is Africa?

I blarghed a little thing I learned about border radius: jessica-eldredge.com/2014/09/07/…

Do you have 100 seconds to be delighted by @maymothedog with 100 fruits/veggies on his head? youtube.com/watch?v=uDJEyAVZM80 t.co/sBN1obSyIR

registration and sponsorships for @AccessCampDC on Saturday Oct 11, are open. bit.ly/accesscampdc14

@noaheverett @twitpic You were the defacto standard before native Twitter images, this will create a lot of link rot

What a journey! I wouldn’t trade it for anything: Twitpic is shutting down, read our blog for more info bit.ly/WgmIpA

I usually don’t share the really scary stuff. But it’s important for folks to know how bad it gets [TRIGGER WARNING]

@zeldman @adactio In fact, the updated state motto is now, “Virginia Is For Servers.”

“[don’t use] some crazy will-never-be-a-standard binding expression invented by a fly-by-night JavaScript framework.” blog.dantup.com/2014/08/you-have…

announcing @AccessCampDC will be Saturday October 11, 2014. More details to follow. Registration opens soon. Looking for sponsors.

The hardest aspect of responsive web design is not the design/development, but dealing with the process/people involved. @brad_frost #AEACHI

Jobs w/@pewresearch digital team
Designer: pewrsr.ch/1qh5u76
Developer: pewrsr.ch/1qh5sMD
Producer: pewrsr.ch/1qh5u79

What is our little Sprout … Boy or Girl?!?! instagram.com/p/sDHHr4xzRd/

Russell Heimlich: Building pewresearch.org –

bit.ly/1tqvo8Y

English: Join two things with “;” and end a statement with “.”
Programing languages: Join two things with “.” and end a statement with “;”

A human should be able to…
A programmer should be able to…

ma.tt/2014/08/specialization-is-…

Fingers crossed the Clippers win the NBA title next year, a championship parade with Ballmer?! A-M-A-Z-I-N-G

If Twitter makes unsolicited fav-casting a thing I will be forced to manual-fave by replying to good tweets with a ⭐️

I still believe in progressive enhancement