Very cool. "Easybreath" Full face snorkeling mask : http://youtu.be/VG-o0zW1o24 /via @benoitgrelard
@Louiestowell Adding "oh my paws and whiskers" to the list of things I need to say in a meeting. +@benpbarnett @sanampetri @ScottShaw75
@sanampetri @ScottShaw75 True. I've heard him shout, "bless my giddy aunt" on more then one occasion. Potty mouth.
Bring the power of http://graspjs.com/ into SublimeText with https://github.com/joneshf/sublime-grasp for some very useful JS search/replace tools.
RT @tobie: Yet again, @github shows they get it the way very few other companies do: http://zachholman.com/posts/github-speaking-culture/
@jenville @stephenhay That sounds like license to step up the market research! Already winning.
@stephenhay Ha! If only there was a way to get a talk on steakhouses and Bloody Mary's on to the conference circuit.
@StuRobson @stephenhay \o/ I also like the simplicity of @Gulpjs and its tiny API. Feels more logical. http://slid.es/contra/gulp
@stephenhay Well it's a great tool. A watershed in F/E dev build tools IMO. But we've all learned a lot from it - so room to improve.
@stephenhay Don't get me wrong, I love Grunt. @gulpjs does look simpler and faster though. Trying real world usage for a bit. Interesting.
@addyosmani It's early days. I just found it on Friday. I'll play on side projects & toys for a bit, then consider it for @rga work.
Double-taking at the simplicity and speed of @gulpjs. An impressive alternative to Grunt. http://gulpjs.com/
@MikeLikesArt both @grabaperch & @webpop have nice features without being bloated & allow good f/e dev. Worth a look IMO.
Today - some sobering thoughts for people who work with the Web. Tomorrow - consequences for everyone? http://mostlysignssomeportents.tumblr.com/post/72759474218/we-are-huxleying-ourselves-into-the-full-orwell
RT @SoVeryBritish: Having someone sit next to you on the train, meaning you'll have to eat your crisps at home
@globalmoxie Hurry up. If it's not ready by the time I reach Amazon there will he he'll to pay.
The addition of my profile to http://workspiration.org doesn't seem to have helped the Mac-heavy skew of web developers.
An OSX quicklook helper for markdown had been heaven sent for me... and there are other handy helpers: http://j.mp/1d9ovjp