@round @WorkFlowy I love workflowy. I wish I used it more.

@kvlly You could just say IE

@kvlly Do you have an IE6 t-shirt? I would buy one of those.

(IE6 logo)
Never Forget

Or

I ♥️ IE6

@zachleat Add it to the humans.txt file

@4lpine @CssStats Oof URLs that start with https/http totally die.

Wrote up an issue for ya github.com/cssstats/cssstats/iss…

@daveburdick And then there was the keyboard in our hospital room during the birth of our first child (this is how you control the TV)

instagram.com/p/xKGMd_De4W/

@daveburdick A host of weird keyboards hongkiat.com/blog/cool-computer-…

@daveburdick Non-linear video editing keyboard accessories like for Final Cut Pro amzn.to/2yfjSXr or photo editing keyboard thingies amzn.to/32Rb749

@daveburdick And crazy ergo keyboard contraptions amzn.to/2LKyrv6

@daveburdick And weirdo gaming keyboard accessories like amzn.to/2yh8Scc

@daveburdick There was this back in the day artlebedev.com/optimus/

Probably a little ahead of its time.

@mpiccorossi It would be worth it to install the scripting add-on if you had to import json from URL a lot. Not really worth it if you have to just paste in a json object every now and then.

Way easier than messing with an add-on script like github.com/bradjasper/ImportJSON

How to paste a JSON object into Google Sheets:
1) Use convertcsv.com/json-to-csv.htm
2) If you need to transpose the CSV so columns are now rows then use convertcsv.com/transpose-csv.htm
3) Download the result as a CSV file
4) Import into Google Sheets

@_allysonchiu Hafa Adai! I got mixed up between kilometers per second and miles per hour. Would be nice if they were compared at the same scale (kilometers per hour vs miles per hour)

Of course it takes me posting it to Twitter to realize we’re talking kilometers per second and miles per hour. Not the same scale. Woops.

“As it approached Earth, the asteroid was traveling at about 24 kilometers per second, he said, or nearly 54,000 mph”

🤔

washingtonpost.com/nation/2019/0…

Ended up wrapping a div around <dt> and <dd> elements. We shall see how this goes during QA. Gross but gets the job done.

If only HTML definition list had some way to contain the terms and term data then it would be somewhat useful…

stackoverflow.com/questions/3281…

@peternellius Verizon FiOS. but to be fair the speed test really messes up if you switch the tab to the background and then come back to it