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This is a mirror of my tweets in an attempt to follow the indieweb movement.

October 7, 2020

Originally posted by WEIRDLAND TV also in: twitter.com

Control rooms, power stations, control panels—Soviet era mostly, and a few more modern ones.

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October 6, 2020

Originally posted by mom friend™ also in: twitter.com

This thread is evidence of the way TikTok’s duet feature can result in the most hilarious and creative collaborations.

Pretty much a guy wrote a musical number about a grocery store and everyone is adding onto it and I am deceased.

Part 1

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October 6, 2020

also in: twitter.com

Te odio disney, raton de mierda.

September 27, 2020

Originally posted by Freya Holmér also in: twitter.com

cool how in the year 2020 transferring a file between your own devices is still easiest done by DMing it to a friend and apologizing for using them for file transfer

September 24, 2020

Originally posted by Maximiliano Firtman also in: twitter.com

A useless experiment for iOS and iPadOS only: Copy and paste the next tweet in Safari’s URL bar.

You will get an origin-less, server-less PWA fit in a tweet 🧐😜 What you install is not even the same content that you see in Safari ⏬

September 19, 2020

Originally posted by Colin Madland also in: twitter.com

A faculty member has been asking how to stop Zoom from removing his head when he uses a virtual background. We suggested the usual plain background, good lighting etc, but it didn’t work. I was in a meeting with him today when I realized why it was happening.

September 18, 2020

Originally posted by Chris Coyier also in: twitter.com

Kids, I got the new TikTok for ya.

Tik the box of owning your own domain and website and Tok to your friends by self-publishing content in a place you control.

(The old man says on twitter dot com)

September 17, 2020

Originally posted by Rik Schennink also in: twitter.com

🍱 Used #CSS grid to make better use of space for various viewports.

The editor root element is measured when resized and updates the data-layout property, which contains:

Orientation: landscape | portrait Height: short | tall Width: narrow | wide

📷 https://pqina.nl/doka/

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September 16, 2020

Originally posted by John Scott-Railton also in: twitter.com

We @citizenlab got quite the shoutout on @joerogan’s #jre podcast today by @Snowden. If you are concerned about your digital security, start basic & simple. Then build from there. We made a website to get you started: https://securityplanner.org

September 16, 2020

Originally posted by Emma Bostian 🐞 also in: twitter.com

🚘 Array transformations 🚘

.forEach: everyone’s car gets a new paint job

.map(): everyone gets a newer model of the same car

.filter(): only people with station wagons get new cars

.reduce(): everyone’s car gets crushed into one super car

September 16, 2020

Originally posted by Nicolás also in: twitter.com

Soy estudiante de 1er año de derecho como te diste cuenta

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September 15, 2020

Originally posted by Nandi Bushell also in: twitter.com

I cant believe Mr. Grohl wrote a song about me!?! This is so so so #EPIC!! I think its the best song EVER, in the WORLD, EVER!!! Thank you so much Dave. You have raised the stakes to all instruments! I accept your next challenge! Thank you to the whole Grohl family! @foofighters

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September 15, 2020

Originally posted by Bruce Lawson, Antifa. Black Lives Matter. also in: twitter.com

Modern web development: “If you just spin up an instance of Golden Goose on Elastic Clownshoes, then clone the flugelhorn inside a Bangwoosh container, connect to the Zonk using Zonk -commit -rj -hgs.plonk, you’re good to go. Chrome only of course”

September 15, 2020

Originally posted by Cameron Hunter also in: twitter.com

In video meetings it’s a hassle to unmute just to say one word especially if someone else is speaking. I created a video lens that uses hand gestures to show comic-book style messages instead. So far it’s been pretty fun!

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September 14, 2020

Originally posted by Rafa in reply of this post also in: twitter.com

I’ve also pushed a very small update to my website, and its chaotic layout (please, don’t look at the code 🙈).

That green screen is starting to pay off (@marisamorby 💚).

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September 13, 2020

Originally posted by Humor And Animals also in: twitter.com

i think everyone’s goal in life should be to be as happy as this lab at the playground (viralhog)

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September 12, 2020

Originally posted by Josh Buchea 😷 also in: twitter.com

I’m sick of how over-engineered and bloated the web is.

Most websites could just be some html + css + a <form>

September 10, 2020

Originally posted by Andreas_sensei also in: twitter.com

Someone put Blade Runner 2049 music to drone footage of San Francisco on 9/09/20 credit to Terry Tsai (YouTube) #BayArea #BayAreaFires

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September 7, 2020

Originally posted by foone also in: twitter.com

Yesterday I had a lot of retweets and reddit posts and such for playing Doom on a pregnancy test. But as I explained then, it wasn’t really PLAYING on a pregnancy test, it was just a video being played back, not an interactive game.

Well, now it is. It’s Pregnancy Test Doom!

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September 6, 2020

in reply of this post also in: twitter.com

@NihilisticAlien @Tengoku Te esta mintiendo, es Billie Joe

September 5, 2020

Originally posted by Sanne Kalkman also in: twitter.com

The other day, I followed the SVG course by @sarah_edo and I’ve been having a blast with it since. Here’s a little animation of one of my cats. He follows your mouse (or tap on mobile) https://3e0tr.csb.app/

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September 4, 2020

Originally posted by Shaw also in: twitter.com

<legend>Zelda</legend> <link href=“past.css”>

September 4, 2020

Originally posted by foone also in: twitter.com

I saw a tweet recently that I wanted to confirm. Sadly I can’t find it right now, but it was about digital pregnancy tests. So, I went out and grabbed a 2-pack for 7 dollars: let’s tear it down!

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September 2, 2020

Originally posted by laura calabazas also in: twitter.com

every time i think im doing some horrible frontend code that ‘works’ i think back to when fallout 3 wanted to animate a train but objects cant move in their engine so they gave an invisible guy a train-shaped-sized hat instead and made him run the tracks. thats the spirit

August 31, 2020

Originally posted by Stefan Plattner also in: twitter.com

The Plus Four Wristlet Route Indicator, a British product from the 1920s, is a scroll-map navigator in the shape of a watch. It came with tiny interchangeable instructions that you scrolled manually to see which roads to take when driving.

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August 27, 2020

Originally posted by Andrew McCarthy also in: twitter.com

I took an 85 megapixel shot of the moon last night by blending together 24,000 individual image frames. #astrophotography #opteam #space

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August 26, 2020

Originally posted by lihbr also in: twitter.com

http://metatags.io is really becoming my favorite tool to test social cards with an easy to remember URL (yeah I do type them quite often haha) and quick access to official debuggers in order to invalidate cache on their ends~

August 22, 2020

Originally posted by Lumberzack also in: twitter.com

hate when mfs weave latin and shit into their arguments. “𝘲𝘶𝘪𝘥 𝘱𝘳𝘰 𝘲𝘶𝘰” well damn bro omelette du fromage to you too

August 19, 2020

Originally posted by shiraz also in: twitter.com

this is the best thing, ive ever seen, on twitter dot com

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August 19, 2020

Originally posted by Freya Holmér also in: twitter.com

people who use spaces for indentation probably sleep on 4 thin pillows too because it’s more consistent across beds

August 17, 2020

Originally posted by MundoG also in: twitter.com

¿Sabías que el Homebanking apareció por primera vez en la FAMICOM de Nintendo? @facundomounes te cuenta esta insólita historia y cómo evolucionó a lo largo del tiempo

Video completo ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDy8fgLbuF0

¡No te pierdas MundoG cada jueves desde las 20hs por @MTVLAargentina!

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August 17, 2020

Originally posted by Chris Heilmann also in: twitter.com

👉🏻 “Starboard brings cell-by-cell notebooks to the browser, no code is running on the backend here! It’s probably the quickest way to visualize some data with interactivity, do some prototyping, or build a rudimentary dashboard.”

🔗 https://starboard.gg/

August 16, 2020

Originally posted by Suz Hinton also in: twitter.com

coding moodily while listening to @billieeilish is my new vibe apparently

August 16, 2020

Originally posted by Kat Maddox also in: twitter.com

Theory: you can tell how terrifying a programming language is by Googling “[language] code” and seeing the distribution of dark mode to light mode screenshots.

Need to learn Python? Cool C? Hit or miss VHDL? Get a new career

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August 15, 2020

Originally posted by Sarah Dayan also in: twitter.com

One of my favorite software development practices is to wrap dependencies into custom abstractions.

I hate it when a third-party leaks all over my code and a refactor takes hours (if not days) because of it.

August 12, 2020

Originally posted by David Whitney also in: twitter.com

Did you know that you can tab between files when renaming in @Windows?

Because you can, and it saves a lot of time :)

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August 10, 2020

Originally posted by J:Hand also in: twitter.com

~$ 2020 restart ~$ restart 2020 ~$ 2020 restart -f ~$ sudo 2020 restart

🤔

~$ sudo kill -9 2020 ~$ rm-rf ~/year/2020

I got nothin’… Anyone have any ideas?

August 6, 2020

Originally posted by Louis Hoebregts also in: twitter.com

🧙‍♂️I’ve put a spell on my computer and I can now use my wand to control light on websites!

🪄 See how I can switch to dark/light modes on @cassiecodes @jh3yy & @xdesro portfolios✨

(For those who don’t believe in magic, I made a #Chrome extension using the Web Speech API🎙️)

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August 5, 2020

Originally posted by Freya Holmér also in: twitter.com

the older I get the more solidified is the idea that open communication is absolutely key to any interpersonal relationship

it’s so cliche but, mismatch of expectations seems to be like 99% of interpersonal issues

July 30, 2020

Originally posted by Sara Soueidan also in: twitter.com

I’ve said this before, will say it again (and again):

Thank you to everyone who’s got an RSS feed set up on their blog/Website. Double thank you to those of you showing the whole article in the feed. 🌺

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July 30, 2020

Originally posted by Bess Kalb also in: twitter.com

A friend’s male assistant is a fake email account she runs because people called her “difficult” and “impossible” for having small windows of availability until “he” started running interference and then people just accepted she was fucking busy. I AM VERY INTO THIS.

July 27, 2020

Originally posted by Scott Hanselman also in: twitter.com

I’ll say it again the folks in the back - Medium is not a blog. It’s another walled garden like Facebook. Own your words or they can take them from you.

July 26, 2020

Originally posted by Tom Scott also in: twitter.com

Working on code for a new project.

What I should do: learn the new state-of-the-art, figure out how to run this as a “serverless” system in The Cloud.

What I’m actually doing: fixing up decade-old PHP code, because it works, I trust it, and I know how to fix it if it breaks.

July 26, 2020

Originally posted by Rex Chapman🏇🏼 also in: twitter.com

If you’re having a rough day please watch this cow singing Boehemian Rhapsody at a stop light.

Also, wear a mask…

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July 22, 2020

Originally posted by Jake Archibald also in: twitter.com

What if, instead of creating AMP, Google used the site’s RSS feed to render a lite version of the page using some kind of RSS reading web app…

July 15, 2020

Originally posted by Louis Hoebregts also in: twitter.com

I missed the snowy mouse cursors on websites so I created a @googlechrome/@MicrosoftEdge extension to fix that✨

Now I’ve got my little bugs following my mouse and showing me the outlines of interactive elements 🐞 #fun

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July 13, 2020

Originally posted by fat-tailed & unbalancedparentheses also in: twitter.com

Biry, an argentinian, while playing a tournament of Age of Empires 2 DE wrote in the chat “Advanced to Castle Age”. His opponent thought it was a game notification and surrendered. Biry never passed to Castle Age. This is a typical and great example of “Argentineada”.

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July 13, 2020

Originally posted by Tae’lur Alexis also in: twitter.com

Normalizing being open about the fact that we don’t know everything is something I stand behind. There’s always something new to learn that we can share with others. And we shouldnt have our intelligence questioned because of it.