LongHandPixels
@LongHandPixels
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Scott Gilbertson (formerly of @Webmonkey, also of @luxagraf) Buy my book, Responsive Web Design: http://t.co/AMQDXqVDET
Athens, GA
Joined September 2013
RT @situjapan: @LongHandPixels thank you for everything. I just wanted to let you know my first ebook has been "published" http://t.co/nxD….
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RT @michfreeman: I thought other things were the worst. But no, this is the worst. http://t.co/TOkq6kXKG1.
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I wrote a quick post detailing some of the tools I use to write and produce ebooks.
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RT @RWD: Mobile browsers are looking to let people zoom on pages that have disabled user zooming: Good. #a11y.
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RESOLVED (prabhjyotsingh95) in Firefox for Android Graveyard - Toolbar. Last updated 2020-12-21.
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Google Calls Out ‘Mobile-Friendly’ Sites: Very excited for this to become an actual ranking metric.
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This error message should win some kind of shittiest site award: "do not use the Forward, Back, Refresh, or Stop. " http://t.co/aHzJm1EJRt.
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Pretty cool how Mozilla includes this second free app with Firefox. Or maybe Crash Reporter is the app and Firefox is the extra? I forget.
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Playing around with Input, a monospace font that looks quite nice in the terminal: http://t.co/SsFbodxUSE.
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but nah, I think python has something where as you use it you get wiser. from future import wiser.
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Probably it's simply sheer numbers. If 50% of the web used Django it might be that that community would be full of uniformed developers.
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Whenever I muck with WP I get overwhelmed by the depth of ignorance about basic web and accessibility best practices in that community.
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RT @jensimmons: @stubbornella I see this constantly. Violent threats, a felony in NY state, fine with @twitter. Activists tweeting, hidden ….
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lordy, pretty sure I just read the dumbest thing on the internet. it was about relative urls being bad.
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A reciprocating saw is way more fun than programming. just saying.
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@stormsweeper there turns out to be an option in the admin to reveal the password, in plaintext. so, uh, yeah, there's that.
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props to @GoDaddy for the dumbest password reqs i've ever seen. (& no I would never use godaddy but sadly clients do) http://t.co/8sJKmAthsY.
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Using OS X 10.10 and Firefox or Thunderbird? Erm, hell of a security hole here: Go delete /tmp. Or download Chromium.
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