TIL there are still facsimile machines.
Archives: Notes
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Recruiters, moving from LinkedIn spam to Meetup spam won’t help. It’s you, not the medium, not us.
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Has anyone seen a photo of Julia Gillard looking gleeful? I’ve had a terrific idea for a #libspill joke.
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For an industry built around people having a good time, it’s mind-blowing the first thing they do is annoy potential customers.
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“A high quality restaurant website” lol.
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Uglify does some, frankly, bewildering things. Oh well, it works.
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If I add :has to this page, will browser manufactures just assume they missed a meeting and add it? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Pseudo-classes
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I see them for what they are but an anonymous coward has pushed buttons and made me furious anyway.
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An out of character Colbert is different, it will be interesting to watch the show settle in.
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Agreeing to work on old html gives you the opportunity to convert it to modern, mobile-first responsive code. That’s a good feeling.
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Talk idea: Nesting in Sass and other ways to kill kittens.
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The next day, Atlassian’s servers fail under the influx & their services fail. They announce they are working 24/7.
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After the next tech bust Slack, GitHub and NPM Inc shut down within a week. What do you do?
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WP Tavern has posted its moderation policy, thanks & props @jeffr0 for listening to & acting on people’s concerns. http://wptavern.com/the-wp-tavern-comment-moderation-policy/
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Listening to @replyall 36, not sure what the fuck I’m listening too but I really like it. gimletmedia.com/episode/36-todays-the-day
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Deleting 210 files from a repository feels good. Especially when it legitimately improves your product in one fell swoop.
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All weekends should last six days. Nap time.
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Damn classy
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What’s my anniversary date, @telstra?

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Setting up for family photo.
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Great Ocean Road
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The adults are lining up for Kingston biscuits. Children at heart.
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Making ourselves at home.
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Three types of coffee at BeachPress Vic. People beginning to talk rather than grunt. This is the Australian way.
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The hardest decision packing for a hack weekend is which nerd swag to wear. Went with cssconfau, wcmelb hoodie & a Code Poet T.
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Good news everybody, I own pyjamas now.
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Bugs catching flukes: noticing there are not enough results in a global search because navigating files is so 1993.
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Probably not great I am so politically disenfranchised but have you seen the 226 prats we’ve elected?!
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Forgetting & opening a twitter client that doesn’t have panda muting at this time on a Monday is quite noisy.
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Least specific check for full css3 selector support is
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Working out supplies for a large group’s weekend away raises odd questions. Am I greedy or a light eater, is one.
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I’ve checked, @maddisondesigns, I’m still right about !important. ?
@pwcc Haha. I’ll check back with you in a couple years then to see if I can say “I told you so!”
— Anthony Hortin ?? (@maddisondesigns) August 24, 2013
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I am finding this exceptionally disconnecting.
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It’s the last minute! Write a @webdirections proposal http://www.webdirections.org/wd15/cfp.html
(Having second thoughts on sitting this on out, tbh)
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Now on WordPress.TV, Wednesday’s #wpmelb dev meetup: I’m an imposter because…
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From the archives (2010): JavaScript the WordPress way. https://peterwilson.cc/javascript-the-wordpress-way-part-1/
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Comment spam: It seems like Movable Type is the top blogging platform available.
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Queensbury St #3051pride
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Let’s gamify database schemas.
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When comments go wrong, @tommcfarlin on lessons he’s learnt the hard way. https://tommcfarlin.com/the-dangerous-nature-of-wordpress-comments/
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Note to self: European vacation roundabout scene no longer qualifies as a pop culture reference.
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What is document assembly? At scale we can take 10000+ decisions & generate a contract in next to no time. http://www.exari.com/contract-management-products-and-solutions/document-assembly/
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Later this year @exari DocGen 7.0 will be released, we’ve made enterprise document assembly responsive. http://www.exari.com/responsive-web-design-who-cares-we-do/
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Probably time to stop helping.
https://twitter.com/abcnewsMelb/status/633513782652735488
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An ABC reporter has put 1yr’s metadata online. I reckons he works from home a lot, tempted to dig in.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-08-16/metadata-retention-privacy-phone-will-ockenden/6694152
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Anyone need some network terminators?

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Still able to connect a usb keyboard to a 5pin connector.
