It is the true teacher who leaves the class knowing they have learned the most.
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NN was a pain in the ass too. It then became a worse pain in the ass. It's last version of seven was a joke.
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I feel a lot of responsibility for that and I know it's silly to some people but imagine walking away from 40 plus members of the web standards project that had grown to be very effective and died on the Vine without leadership in volunteer organizations. Folks get busy. Oh well.
I have issues with scrum and sprints I think they're very helpful in certain cases but I wouldn't build a whole company based on agile personally. The book is actually oriented toward as broad group because it isn't a learn to code book it's a challenge the status quo.
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As for when we might have met I really cannot remember but it has been a long time and I'm grateful for your friendship. I know it's been a rough road with me sometimes thank you for hanging in there it means the world it really does
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Yep that's about the time the @mollydotcom accounts got hacked and nobody did anything and I just gave up and said screw it and started a new thread I was amongst the first thousand probably the first 500 users frustrating indeed. I guess they forgot the little people.
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The first time I saw Twitter was the first time I met Bill Gates. We were waiting in the room for him and Ev Williams was sitting next to me, Tantek was at the head of the table. They were gjggling and I asked what naughtiness they were up to. Ev showed me screen, baby Twitter!
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Well I go back to 2006. On Twitter at least and under a different name mollydotcom my account was hacked it's not used and @TwitterSupport won't give it back to me and they won't verify me either despite my face being on their homepage for several years. It would be nice of them.
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I have found some really funny articles I wrote around that time definitely worth sharing as historic moments in time that are just really funny regarding code and web design and how we work and how we used to work. Web TV LOL
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Well yes still me LOL it's just hard to imagine so many years have passed in the blink of an eye hasn't it?
How perfect! Interestingly, I have rediscovered Prince as a musician recently since his Affairs have been finally put in order. YouTube has been a wonderful way to actually see live performances and his guitar work especially was unknown to me in terms of how good he really was.
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Oh, when we were young! Ok, when I was young. This is a professional headshot at the beginning of my public speaking, advocacy, authoring, and publishing career which began in 1999 for Web. My first major talk was that year, on HTML 4.1 to 200 people. Yes, it was that long ago!
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Mozilla offers up a "privacy not included" guide to mobile and other web apps that are marked safe or unsafe for privacy. Apps tend toward medical, behavioral, and personal care apps. Check your fave apps safety now! #security #privacy #mozilla #apps
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How can I write a book on code, where we are going, and accessibility as a grand ideal when we have no common language anymore? We have lost our focus and meaning. Our languages are fragmented. Our browsers monocultural. Where is the way forward?
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I really wanted to see this show but it just didn't happen. looks like it was hell of a lot of fun!
"Primus and Ween Honor South Park's 25th Anniversary: Review" spin.com/2022/08/primus-ween…