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  1. @syalam Noted for future reference. about 16 hours ago via web in reply to syalam
  2. @syalam Was originally going to say "iOS guru" but you know, being Indian makes that kinda inappropriate. :) about 16 hours ago via web
  3. From an iOS expert -> RT @syalam @ParseIt has seriously saved hundreds of hours on my iOS apps about 16 hours ago via web
  4. @benvanik Wasn't running a gc at the time. Never had conflicts before either for these repos (only use one machine) about 16 hours ago via web in reply to benvanik
  5. Haha. Worst user interface ever. #butiloveit RT @syalam we need a dropbox reset --hard ORIG_HEAD know what i'm sayin? about 16 hours ago via web
  6. @benvanik Maybe. Only conflicts were within a git repo. about 16 hours ago via web in reply to benvanik
  7. Whoa. Dropbox just went bat shit crazy on me. Lots of conflicts. about 16 hours ago via web
  8. . @ParseIt launches JavaScript SDK: bit.ly/LGgUcd. Pretty neat idea. about 18 hours ago via web
  9. My latest favorite bug has got to be this one, where a company runs a bandsaw on Windows 3.1: bit.ly/J6aF0n. A bandsaw. Windows 3.1 6:22 PM May 29th via web
  10. Started collecting research on insane software bugs: delicious.com/mchung/unstopp…. If you have a favorite software bug, send it my way. 6:20 PM May 29th via web
  11. When creating a customer experience, start from the outside-in: bit.ly/71ws1t h/t: @jimjeffers 6:17 PM May 29th via web
  12. Dang. Nice job smore.com 5:58 PM May 29th via web
  13. @rhjr It's not a stretch of imagination; I think programmers/writers realize it. 4:05 PM May 29th via web in reply to rhjr
  14. @rhjr Holy cow- that's exactly what I needed to read. 3:35 PM May 29th via web in reply to rhjr
  15. The write-edit loop. A lot like the code-refactor loop, except no damn compiler to catch mistakes. 12:31 AM May 29th via web
  16. @prestonism The race to complete genome sequence for < $1,000: bit.ly/K7Dh02. #goingtoneedabiggercloud 10:21 PM May 28th via web
  17. @chrismatthieu Following up: "Backdoor" potentially bogus: bit.ly/KLMM2w /cc: @kuzushi @the_socialist @noahjs 9:52 PM May 28th via web in reply to chrismatthieu
  18. Wow! RT @GrantGochnauer Just signed up for @backblaze after high praise from @dropalltables - looks really good! Enabled AES on backup. 3:08 PM May 28th via web
  19. I recognize the area. :( RT @levarburton Was just involved in a rear end collision. There was no need call police twitpic.com/9qcwae 11:51 AM May 28th via web
  20. @chrismatthieu That doesn't sound right. American military-grade crypto chips are manufactured outside states? /cc: @kuzushi 1:32 PM May 27th via web in reply to chrismatthieu