adactio
-
@ Spot on! H&M it was.
37 minutes ago
via web
in reply to nlisgo
-
Wearing a pair of jeans I picked up for a fiver yesterday. Bargain!
about 1 hour ago
via web
-
@ Excellent! Very glad to hear it. Thanks for letting me know.
about 1 hour ago
via web
in reply to rsarver
-
@ The hgroup element *does* have a more limited content model (h1-h6) but header is quite lax.
about 2 hours ago
via web
in reply to Daniel
-
Calling @ out on its OAuthypocrisy: cc. @, @, @, @, et al.
about 2 hours ago
via web
-
OH: Back off, man. I'm a blogger.
about 3 hours ago
via web
-
@ You can include anything except header or footer elements.
about 3 hours ago
via web
in reply to Daniel
-
@ Happy birthday, old man!
about 12 hours ago
via web
in reply to simoncollison
-
@ Oh no you weren't!
about 12 hours ago
via web
in reply to goodonpaper
-
@ Ah, I see. I thought you were referring to internet content rather than meatspace experiences. You are, of course, correct.
about 13 hours ago
via web
in reply to goodonpaper
-
Watching @ watching videos of kitties on
about 13 hours ago
via web
-
Do you like things? Is one of those things food? Then you should probably be following @.
about 13 hours ago
via web
-
@ Also, I dispute that there has been a lot of talk about recording, saving and archiving. There has been far too little.
about 13 hours ago
via web
in reply to goodonpaper
-
@ Not mutually exclusive. Unrecorded genuine experiences = "all of these moments will be lost in time, like tears in the rain."
about 14 hours ago
via web
in reply to goodonpaper
-
@ I was chatting with @ about Phootcamp just today. Sounded like fun.
about 14 hours ago
via web
in reply to trammell
-
Cue shopping montage with my personal shopping assistants @ and @.
about 19 hours ago
via web
-
@ You can hack the URLs on the "popular" pages to get that info:
about 20 hours ago
via web
in reply to iamdanw
-
@ Yes, for some reason, Mozilla doesn't honour transitions applied to width. So it's just an easter egg for webkit and Opera for now.
about 20 hours ago
via web
in reply to gaspas
-
@ Ian Curtis would do a lot of damage with his epileptic flailing, but Peter Murphy would just cut him up with his sharp cheekbones.
about 20 hours ago
via web
in reply to glenda
-
@ And many other advantages too. :-)
about 21 hours ago
via web
in reply to kapowaz
|
- Name Jeremy Keith
- Location Brighton, East Sussex, England
- Web http://adactio.com/
- Bio An Irish web developer living and working in Brighton, England.
|
