Worringly, http://t.co/ZyLup5GD shows a small increase in IE6 in 2012.
miniblog.
Interesting blog post on building dynamic (nomic, more or less) games: http://t.co/bcN6x1lc
Even bots submit pull requests on GitHub now!
@kennethreitz It would be wonderful if http://t.co/OA43LXO4 could return a malformed HTTP response for testing `httplib.BadStatusLine`. :)
http://t.co/2VXCvYXN is great. It saves and shares excellent web typography. I just had a poorly maintained personal list of nice examples.
I can't type for toffee on a Kinesis keyboard -- I am far too accustomed to a standard layout (Alt-Backspace is particularly awkward).
I've developed a preference for languages with official style guidelines. It's tedious debating whether `for (var i = 0` is good JS.
Editd on ITV! http://t.co/euqGrBmz
Gah. In YAML, `foo` is equivalent to JSON's "foo" but `123` is equivalent to `123`. So strings that look like numbers are silently converted
Is there value in the term 'Internet citizen'? Even Julian Assange uses it.
Stack Overflow's question editing really works. http://t.co/cWDQstyV was originally a mess and it's been improved drastically over time.
I'm intrigued by http://t.co/33KEa2nV SRFI-105 -- curly infix brackets in Scheme. All the Lisp goodness, but with infix notation optional.
Turns out Perl 5 can't be statically parsed. It's not that big of deal, but it stops you writing interesting static analysers sometimes.
Moved from nano to zile as my quick-and-dirty CLI editor. Zile understands far more Emacs commands, but it's still very lightweight.
Today I learnt that some parts of Python's standard lib are non-free according to Debian's guidelines: http://t.co/8GhLrO1x
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