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  1. @pixelarchitect That was the idea. Someone asked me to describe my thoughts on jQuery vs. YUI 3 in two sentences. :)
  2. @pixelarchitect Ferraris are flashy and fast, but finicky and of limited utility. Land Rovers are indestructible and can go anywhere.
  3. In case you found my previous tweet ambiguous: I'd take a Land Rover over a Ferrari any day.
  4. jQuery is a Ferrari. YUI 3 is a Land Rover.
  5. @kentbrew What about the pie shakes and frosties? Don't tell me you went to Sonic and only had a burger and fries!
  6. @slicknet Yahoo! Search still has you covered there.
  7. @peterc @qrush http://bit.ly/1KuuIh
  8. @peterc Nonsense! Buy her a Touch, and by the time she's old enough to use it it'll be a valuable collector's item.
  9. @izs @ysaw And the most important web page of the previous decade: http://bit.ly/9TXyJ
  10. Firefox 3.6b1 doesn't seem to have the flash-of-unwrapped-content bug when using word-wrap: break-word.
  11. @ls_n Not yet. Need to create an isolated repro case, then check whether it's in the latest builds.
  12. @Geek2Nurse Beats me. I don't know what you're referring to.
  13. Google Closure Compiler is awesome. And dangerous. But awesome.
  14. Firefox 3.5 displays a flash of unwrapped content when word-wrap: break-word is used. Even IE6 doesn't do that.
  15. @toddkloots You should livetweet his conversation. It's only fair.
  16. Added support for node transformers in Sanitize. Still needs work, but check out the docs and send me feedback: http://bit.ly/2rU01z
  17. I suck at writing example code for documentation. No idea why.
  18. @ls_n Bah, it was good stuff.
  19. @ls_n I thought you were pretty natural. Certainly not horrifying.
  20. @richtaur (unless this is Ruby, in which case === means something completely different)