Olympics, World Cup, Rugby, Cricket… the sport doesn’t matter… this is still NOT the Twitter account of an entire country. Thank you.

RT @chrajs: @george__mack I spent ~2 months in England and here’s my thoughts:

I would RT this 100,000 times, if I could.

RT @yongfook: My SaaS makes $50,000 MRR and is built on vanilla Ruby on Rails (not even using Hotwire) and jQuery. You probably don’t nee…

RT @aaronhandler: Live look at #IUBB trying to close out any game ever

RT @RickRunGood: I love everything about Paiute. Three courses (Wolf, Sun and Snow). But how…HOW… did they come up with this logo? Sun…

RT @varcharr: have you tried turning it off and keeping it off

RT @RobertGReeve: I'm back from a week at my mom's house and now I'm getting ads for her toothpaste brand, the brand I've been putting in m…

I never turn off an #iubb game. I turned it off tonight.

@MizzouSportsDoc @FanDuel_Support Nope. I’m afraid we’re getting screwed on this one.

What happened to unobtrusive JavaScript? 2000: <button onClick="handleClick()"> 2010: <button id="click-me"> (and some unobtrusive handling code) 2020: <button onClick={handleClick}> (or however your JS framework does it)

What did I just do for 20 minutes?

I could not agree with this more. Anyone who believes otherwise is likely to have a livelihood that depends on the complexity of today's web dev.

Apparently speedrunning Windows 95 is a thing.

@VisualStudio It’s all in the details. The little things like keymap extensions make the learning curve next to zero. Well done.

@Fahrni The strides that Microsoft has made in the non-MS developer community are really impressive

In preparation for the World Cup, this is your friendly once-every-four-years reminder that this is NOT the Twitter account of the English national football team.

Maybe I’m just old, but I long for the 1998 Internet

@MichaelDwan 😡 that sucks! Are you still in Chicago? Would love to grab a drink sometime, if you are!