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Greetings from sunny Phoenix #37degreesout http://t.co/WdV3DjQu

@bitprophet @schwa Git is like a parfait! Everybody likes parfaits!

RT @mattgemmell: Bathroom designer, giving choice of materials: “Do you know what brushed aluminium looks like?” Wife: <amused glanc ...

RT @xeni: “The world is robbed of a half-century of all the things we can’t even imagine Aaron would have accomplished...” http://t.co/j ...

RT @pixel: Goodbye Aaron Swartz. http://t.co/UYc69dAS

Man, @aaronsw wasn't as close as a friend, but I spent considerable time on #swhack back in the day, and he was frighteningly smart. RIP.

@lmorchard I know, right?

@dormando have you thought about finding someone to help edit?

Watched "Shooter" tonight. Much, much, more interesting than expected. I like Fuqua 's direction.

I have a mean case of medicine face #maxalt #migraine

RT @ramenlabs: Coffee is not the answer. Coffee is the question, and the answer is, "don't ask me any more questions until I've had my c ...

Where could I post an interesting link with a bit of commentary that wasn't limited to 140 characters? Hey, a blog! http://t.co/SNpbihny

Do I know anyone on Twitter with the ability (and willingness) to take a simple line-art logo and convert it to a font file?

> There's nothing that can fill your underwear faster than seeing your product fail during a Steve Jobs demo.

Don Melton, Safari Released to the World

@lmorchard I read your tweet but all I heard was MUPPET TRANSFORMERS.

Here @leahculver makes a point, but few iPhone apps stand alone anymore. Most connect to something we have to build. http://t.co/YZ58LRtQ

When I hire a designer they will not be a ninja rock star, who tend to trash hotel rooms and then disappear.

Design work in progress @markboxapp http://t.co/Q9YS1eeQ

Trent Walton writes about responsive web design in Flexible Foundations:

> If I could go back in time 3 years I'd tell myself that the red jacket is going to make me look like an asshole. Then I'd slap myself and point out that flexible grids and flexible images are great, but ultimately I should be focused on making things truly scalable by thinking twice before I used pixel values in my CSS.

Trent has a great quote from Andy Hume, too:

>If you think about it, responsive layout is not a new thing. Open a simple HTML file in a web browser, and the content automatically adapts to fit the width of that browser. The web is responsive on its own—by default. It's us that's been breaking it all these years by placing content in fixed-width containers.

I don't spend a lot of time these days on the front end, but I'm going to be thinking about this the next time I am.

/via Dribbble

@jamessocol @github Wow.