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jongalloway @scottw @robconery :::::::::::::::::::: YOU ARE MISSING OUT :::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1:47 PM May 25th via web in reply to scottw Retweeted by Encosia
@envatowebdev Your "agenda" has been exposed! 10:56 AM May 25th via TweetDeck in reply to envatowebdev
@lazycoder @senfo We ditched U-verse for a Roku a while back and now just use the Xbox apps. Can't see us going back to regular TV service. 8:45 PM May 24th via TweetDeck in reply to lazycoder
chesterbr Choosing a language because it has cheaper developers is like building your house with Lego so you can hire anyone as a construction worker. 8:24 AM May 23rd via web from São Paulo, São Paulo Retweeted by Encosia and 604 others
@robconery Not blaming hardware. Obviously Mac hardware is nice (which is why I'm still using a MacBook Air after being given an Ultrabook). 8:25 PM May 23rd via TweetDeck in reply to robconery
@johnsheehan @robconery <insert grammar correction here> 8:21 PM May 23rd via TweetDeck in reply to johnsheehan
@robconery I've had bad experiences with Bootcamp on mine. 8:19 PM May 23rd via TweetDeck in reply to robconery
@robconery Compare that to trying to install Xcode in an OS X VM on Windows. It's cheaper to buy a spare Mac than getting that to work! 8:19 PM May 23rd via TweetDeck
@robconery Windows on the metal. Like your OS X install. I'm not condescending, but you can't use a crufty VM to judge their installer. 8:18 PM May 23rd via TweetDeck in reply to robconery
Oracle's only hope to not be evil; buy virtue? RT @jen_bonnett: Atlanta Startup Vitrue reportedly acquired by Oracle: tcrn.ch/KyjQH3 8:16 PM May 23rd via TweetDeck
@robconery I doubt you'd have had that trouble on a real Windows machine or a fresh VM. Misplaced angst. 8:14 PM May 23rd via TweetDeck in reply to robconery
@jongalloway @robconery Yeah, I haven't used VS2010 this year. VS11 all the way. 5:36 PM May 23rd via TweetDeck in reply to jongalloway
Just published: Cheerio: A faster, Windows-friendly alternative to jsdom encosia.me/KpaLnX 10:15 AM May 23rd via TweetDeck
@johnsheehan @jongalloway I'd take that for testing if Jon doesn't want it. 8:20 PM May 22nd via TweetDeck in reply to johnsheehan
@CalebJenkins Congrats. 7:35 PM May 22nd via TweetDeck in reply to CalebJenkins
@wbm I don't understand what you just said. 5:51 PM May 22nd via TweetDeck in reply to wbm
@CharterAshley The commercial is fine. It's just funny that I'm seeing it so often on a platform where I'm clearly not interested in a DVR. 5:50 PM May 22nd via TweetDeck in reply to CharterAshley
I must have seen this Charter DVR commercial a dozen times... while watching Hulu+ on my Xbox. Fail. 4:50 PM May 22nd via TweetDeck
@kevindente @RickStrahl The problem is you only get the top element from that, even if several are overlapped in the same spot. 12:10 PM May 22nd via TweetDeck in reply to kevindente
@RickStrahl I don't think there's an API for that directly. You'd need to traverse the DOM and check every element's position for 10, 10. 12:09 PM May 22nd via TweetDeck in reply to RickStrahl