@mpiccorossi @JessSchillinger @krystyna_joanna Her pinned Tweet is in line with her father’s humor

zadieheimlich.com/queens-of-soul…

Do you ever think that maybe computers are too fast?

@mattcampux SPOILER: IT’s not the baby.

@renan OMG SAME QUESTION.

@round

@anthonydpaul Cats love it.

@neojp

@fredbenenson That was my backup costume incase the Rubik’s cube didn’t fit through the door. It did fit. But I couldn’t really maneuver around a house party. People would use me as a table to hold their drinks.

@ispykenny twitter.com/kingkool68/status/14…

@mattcampux OMG it worked. I never need to adjust the brightness of my monitor but now it will just work. How delightful.

All hail JJ, the Cocomelon baby 🙌

@MichalBryxi I pored over all of the specs, read all the reviews for an external monitor and then ended up going with an open box Acer CZ380CQK from eBay and it’s been perfect!

@mattcampux I feel like there’s no way that this would work with my external monitor but I’m going to give it a shot anyways

@dbchhbr I wish I could explain my approach to these question answer security challenges….

Anyways this thread was inspired by @chriscoyier’s post on @emailisgood about email being a write API and I just wanted to document my experiences with how this all used to work.

email-is-good.com/2021/10/12/ema…

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Then I ran a WordPress plugin on my site called Postie that continuously would log in to the email inbox, parse new messages, download images, and then post them to my blog.

I even wrote up instructions on how I set it up russellheimlich.com/blog/how-to-…

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This is probably the longest mobile post I ever poked into a tiny keyboard but my setup worked great russellheimlich.com/blog/google-…

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So when I wanted to post stuff from my phone I would need to send a MMS to a number that would forward it to an email address.

Howard Forums were the place to be for nerdy cell phone stuff at the time web.archive.org/web/200710130055…

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Moblogging (or mobile blogging aka blogging from your phone) was all the rage in 2006. It was actually pretty complicated.

My phone, a T-Mobile Dash, didn’t have a pricey data connection at the time.

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Gather around kids…

Let me tell you about what life was like when publishing pictures on the Internet wasn’t that easy.

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