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  1. "If we hit that bullseye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards. Checkmate!" -- Zapp Branniganabout 4 hours ago from web
  2. @mateja Welcome back to the digerati! :)about 5 hours ago from web in reply to mateja
  3. @KevinHazzard Solution: a Twitter app that generates URLs which you can only access if you authenticate as the user it was sent to.about 7 hours ago from web in reply to KevinHazzard
  4. @jeffvogelsang That's the way I feel about HTML (use templates, generators, views) and CSS (use #compass, #sass).about 7 hours ago from web in reply to jeffvogelsang
  5. @JimDuncan You might try taking a look at Yahoo Pipes. Sometimes (with some cleverness) you can extract the full text again.about 11 hours ago from web in reply to JimDuncan
  6. @foreachdev Ah... well, in that case, you can use `[^\w ]` (that's a space before the right bracket).about 11 hours ago from web in reply to foreachdev
  7. @JimDuncan As in, some content's only available on the website?about 11 hours ago from web in reply to JimDuncan
  8. IOW, *all* overload resolution on *all* call sites involving dynamics is runtime-deferred, not those calls on dynamic objects. #csharpabout 11 hours ago from web
  9. C# 4.0 #dynamic #gotcha: F(dy) won't fail at compile time if dy is dynamic and F is a nonexistent method (as opposed to a call on dy).about 11 hours ago from web
  10. Reading HR 3962 for the details on forming health-care cooperatives, with the goal of starting one in #cville once the window opens.about 11 hours ago from web
  11. A summary of HR 3962, a/k/a the Affordable Health Care for America Act. http://is.gd/4QbqEabout 12 hours ago from web
  12. Things I didn't know: you can reverse the staling process in bread (if it's not too far along) by heating it to 140 F. Science is cool.about 14 hours ago from web
  13. Playing cards with friends while listening to the audio broadcast of the WSOP main event. Good stuff.about 22 hours ago from web
  14. @foreachdev Trying to match alphanumerics/spaces at beginning of line? I'd just use "^[\w ]*". \w works w/Unicode chars too, e.g. ñ, ß, etc.about 22 hours ago from web in reply to foreachdev
  15. @KevinHazzard A little reverse psychology, eh? But take heart: a lot of people have been waiting for dev invites too, from the sound of it.4:02 PM Nov 7th from web in reply to KevinHazzard
  16. Sad that I couldn't come to either #cmapcc or #nfjs this weekend, but rescheduled plans got in the way.8:28 AM Nov 7th from web
  17. @unclebobmartin I guess it would depend on whether you thought his professional ethics were compromised by espousing a personal viewpoint.1:56 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to unclebobmartin
  18. Just tried the experimental batch of @EatAtEppies's butternut squash and sweet potato bisque. Delicious! (Up for grabs starting tomorrow.)1:55 PM Nov 6th from web
  19. @justincbeck http://is.gd/4P2he10:49 AM Nov 6th from web in reply to justincbeck
  20. #gnsgb this morning, as well as a good chat with @johnchapin. Now off to crunch a bit on this API.8:14 AM Nov 6th from web