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  1. @ohunt +1 11:13 PM Nov 30th from Tweetie in reply to ohunt
  2. The iPod in my car is on a NZ music binge. I think it's trying to guilt me in to visiting home soon... 2:12 PM Nov 29th from Tweetie
  3. Official iTunes LP and iTunes Extras developer documentation has been posted at http://www.apple.com/itunes/lp-and-extras/. Nifty! 10:33 PM Nov 23rd from Tweetie
  4. @Catfish_Man Hrm, I can't seem to find that version… 1:56 PM Nov 11th from Tweetie in reply to Catfish_Man
  5. @rentzsch And the folks at Google fixed it so that, at least in the current builds, their dock icon behaves like every other during launch. 2:46 PM Nov 6th from Tweetie in reply to rentzsch
  6. @rentzsch I suspect if you were to take a brief Shark trace of launching Safari, something will stick out. 2:44 PM Nov 6th from Tweetie in reply to rentzsch
  7. @rentzsch A better question may be what is making Safari launch slowly on your machine. It's typically incredibly quick to launch. 2:43 PM Nov 6th from Tweetie in reply to rentzsch
  8. @simX If there are any other changes you'd like to see, http://webkit.org/new-bug is your friend! 1:36 AM Nov 6th from Tweetie in reply to simX
  9. @simX It's was added in the last few weeks. 1:31 AM Nov 6th from Tweetie in reply to simX
  10. @simX Are you mistaking WebKit's video element for the QuickTime plug-in? 1:27 AM Nov 6th from Tweetie in reply to simX
  11. @atoker If you looked hard enough I'm sure you could find worse places to be 5:47 PM Oct 31st from Tweetie in reply to atoker
  12. It was going to be an early night, then @atoker appeared in California… 2:51 AM Oct 28th from Tweetie
  13. Doing some minor git repository surgery to deal with a project that I'm tracking making the switch from SVN to git. 2:53 PM Oct 21st from Tweetie
  14. Some margaritas and a rack of New Zealand lamb for dinner. Tasty. 7:45 PM Oct 18th from Tweetie
  15. @d_jones Good luck with getting those issues straightened out! 4:15 PM Oct 18th from Tweetie in reply to d_jones
  16. Movers scheduled for Monday morning. Can't wait to be out of this place! 11:55 PM Oct 9th from Tweetie
  17. @rentzsch I believe they were added in Safari 3.1. 12:27 AM Oct 9th from Tweetie in reply to rentzsch
  18. @rentzsch I'd wager that the built-in querySelector/querySelectorAll have things covered sufficiently for this use case. 12:19 AM Oct 9th from Tweetie in reply to rentzsch
  19. @rentzsch I'd say that jQuery is overkill for something like this given you're targeting a single browser engine 12:11 AM Oct 9th from Tweetie in reply to rentzsch
  20. @simX Writing JS to poke at the DOM of a page and to munge strings tends to be easier (and less verbose) than doing the same from Obj-C. 12:00 AM Oct 9th from Tweetie in reply to simX