Applying the "always have something running" policy while preparing my #railswaycon slides for tomorrow. Too many slides for the time slot…
RT @tedneward ROFL! RT @thomasserio: Awesome amazon reviews (via @feliciaday) http://bit.ly/Eg7uU http://bit.ly/uxZg9
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AWS Import/Export (http://bit.ly/SI80m) is ideal for services such as GoodData (http://bit.ly/xHUx9) (which is built on EC2, IIRC)
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@unclebobmartin Just shows that we all just want our beliefs confirmed. To me, Cheney speech just sounded like someone who'll _never_ learn.
Dear Apple, you suck: http://bit.ly/bHJG8
– The way AppStore rejections are handled is simply idiotic.
I love ERH's wording: "Guice 2.0, an open source annotation-based framework for obfuscating code/ dependency injection" http://bit.ly/PDffE
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RT @mnot: Something to have a play with: http://redbot.org/ (still work in progress) –- this is *very* cool
Included a JavaScript-driven Twitter content aggregator in my blog: http://bit.ly/17kRzL (based on http://bit.ly/AZW4Z)
Benjamin Pollack: "Your Language Features Are My Libraries" – http://bit.ly/mFbba. Smalltalk really is a nice language.
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RT @infoq: Open Database Alliance: New Direction for mySQL http://bit.ly/13p6Z3 – Wow
@jcfischer We're pretty happy using mydrive.ch for large file transfer
Neuer Podcast zu Software-Architektur bei heise.de - mit Stal, Völter, Weyer, Tilkov: http://bit.ly/7B6MQ
ERH on Groovy "The Edsel of computer programming languages: half-station wagon, half sports car" http://bit.ly/LrMU4
Yet another innoQ event – listening to Rubén talking about his homegrown glider flight management system