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XVI Edition, September 2025

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@cjeffblaine I see StatsD as an app developer's entry into metrics. Track everything, decide what to look at later.


Nothing quite like stumbling around Chef the first time you're using it for a client #irgudprogrammer


http://t.co/8RY1FDaM taken down, or just made private? Private looks like a non-apology.


Absolutely giddy after my @pusher-based live deploy updates rolled out to staging on @pushcode and worked beautifully.


@bitprophet 130mb of techno is just half-a-rave. You need 10 times that to get a groove on.


"On the internet today, reading something twice is an act of love." http://t.co/J3Tl8POc amen


@bbum I find a screw-in guitar yoke works great.


@SeanMcTex @agiletortoise So faved.


@joestump total congrats! I'm down 20 in the last 2 months.


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@sparrowmailapp Why did I pay $10 for an app with ads in it?!


@bitprophet Those articles need to start with the straight scoop, and have a "how did we get here?" link that shows the beginner steps.


@sippey Fabulous. Makes me squirm for Daisey.


Take a turn, take a fortune #pilgrimage


Taco Bell and coffee. The Hacker What Hacks At Dinnertime.


RT @joestump: I do not want to find out how to be a vegan. If anything, I wish to be a better meat eater.


Decided to call my oft-mis-typed git command the "flying m" -=m


Hey @learnboost - the source for socket.io.js is incomprehensible to this non-Node js programmer. What options can be passed to io.Socket()?


What client-side JS techniques are folks using for long-poling / gevent-style real-time feeds? @jquery's load() doesn't seem to like it.


@joeydi Yup: http://t.co/CoBz5no0

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