It is the true teacher who leaves the class knowing they have learned the most.
Tucson, AZ
Joined September 2006
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@nicksergeant @meyerweb They're ghost towns to us now . . .
Yo @nicksergeant A Grand Parade of Dead Portals? Funny: @meyerweb and I did a markup/CSS workshop reverse engineering Excite in 2003 or so.
@LeaVerou It does seem that way, doesn't it? We are a very big nation stuck on bigness. But I promise you, there's great beauty here too.
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@KeriHenare @leaverou I only bother with them because I have to dig through a big jar of coins when I get skint ;)
@LeaVerou Just go on and say it, because I'll agree. U.S. money is UGLY. Not to mention how inaccessible our notes are. Ugly, yucky money.
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@rainypixels Is that yer dog? He has that same "love me I'm nuts" look as you do. :: molly takes cover expecting marshmallow salvo ::
Don't forget, if you're on your way to #sxsw or from and traveling I-10, come for a visit, we haz WiFi, guitars and geekery too!
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@daz_angie @freddier @violetisha ¡Cantemos amigos! "We are the world / We are the children . . . " You are all very silly and I love you.
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@freddier @violetisha Okay, now you're just going to make me cry. Tears of joy, lo juro ;)
I can't be there tonight but you can! @WordPress Meetup tonight in #Tucson! 7:00-9:00pm. Location: @spoke6. bit.ly/wcCzO7”
George Takei Helps Facebook Troubleshoot MySQL - Course laid in, Captain! via @slashdot bit.ly/yddCIl”
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LOL! Gracias - seguramente hay una mujer Hispanoparlante nativa que merece la corona de La Reina ;) @violetisha @freddier
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Colossal News: The Colossus computer goes back on display - look at that monster kids and think of your smartphone! bit.ly/zEaKYg
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@ZenPsycho Have you ever studied the history of the Internet itself, not just Web? There are some good timelines around to get the gist.
@arranrp ah yes, because of the new start-up bit. I'll be around next couple o' weeks, I'll hop on skype - sound cool?
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@ZenPsycho @Mark_DuBois We had mail. MIME gave us interoperable encoding for more than just text (media, images, audio, attachments, etc.)
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