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@HarryBaker Nope. You may have accidentally used the @ symbol before “STOP” once, intending to use a mobile command, but you got me instead.
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@snookca There might be a way to “fix” this in Safari via the command line. But I’ve never been annoyed for long enough to investigate.
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@snookca Been that way for at least a couple versions, right? Has nothing to do with the full address option. It’s a Safari/search handoff.
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@HarryBaker You’re not following me, so I don’t think there’s any association with my account.
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@PaulAnnett Ah, good location, so you can walk into MK. We stayed way too far away last time we visited WDW. Bussing around wasn’t good.
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@craigmurray The crowds are certainly a bit overwhelming. But the decorations and spirit help us ignore the density of people.
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@PaulAnnett Yep, still fun. Especially by getting into the park early in the morning. Have fun on your visit soon!
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Disneyland is an endless sea of people this time of year, no matter where we turn.
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@mikefarrell Most likely, this Mike: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_L…
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@movito @benedictevans The co will have to find it without me though. I’d like to see attempts at a collapsed/expandable text block.
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@movito @PaulAnnett @tomcoates A collapsed text-embed would be pretty interesting. I cringe whenever I see screenshots of text in a tweet.
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@PaulAnnett @tomcoates Yes, collections is half the solution. But all those tweets could be collapsed into a single, expandable package.
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@stop @tomcoates Speaking of, and somewhat related, did you see this piece by @mgsiegler on tweeting blocks of text? medium.com/five-hundred-w…
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@tomcoates Maybe we could use a way to batch tweets together after-the-fact, so later-readers would always get them as one package.
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@stop @tomcoates Easier on the author, but then the experience gets fractured on the receiving end.
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@tomcoates It’s so easy to compose short bursts and send them immediately, rather than stringing paragraphs together in a single post.
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@dwjr Dude, nice dado joints.
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@TylerGalpin Effectively, they are non-existent. Also feels lazy to not describe what’s being updated in each release.
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@yarcom It’s usually called “fog”.
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@mikeindustries @couch @suyash Waiting for my massage. It’s spa day at newsvine.
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@srcasm scuba gear might come in handy too.
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@srcasm In theory, yes. Though to hear the media report on the storm, they’re forecasting #rainpocalypse.
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@drwave Yes, unfortunately, true.
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SF and Oakland schools get a snow day tomorrow. For a rain storm with wind. The Bay Area knows earthquakes. But its concept of bad weather?
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@wilson @gracie And 2011: vimeo.com/19995604 cc @trammell @kvanscha, the OGs of @research
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@hotdogsladies Oh, but the problems that shirt could solve. Any problem whatsoever, take it off for 30 seconds, then put it back on.
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“Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do.” —Apple Computer, Inc., 1997
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@miradu Here’s to the crazy ones…
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@Folletto But that further muddles the distinction. DPI is inherently about ink density. And dots on screen are pixels, right?
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The Great Pyramid of San Francisco.
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@stop Confusion is introduced in discussing DP (or DiP, for Device-independent Pixel) which sounds like DPI. But the 2 have no direct association.
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@stop In short, if you’re only designing for screen, and never putting ink to paper, you need never concern yourself with DPI.
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This article, and the piece it points to, are proof that we’re still muddling the difference between PPI and DPI. fastcodesign.com/3039564/the-di…
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@sippey I promise there’s a green tree under there somewhere.
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@sippey Hard work is 350+ unique ornaments collected over four generations. Just looking will make you tired.
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@origiful <blush> everyone else in the room can see it, everyone else but you…
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@gln I think the blocks of 14 are native to Twitter for Mac for some reason. Beyond that, new grouping.
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Seems legit… or not. If I were @Support, I’d just auto-suspend my last 100 followers or so.
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What determines whether an iOS app asks to use location “Always”, “While using the app”, or both? I wish I could select “using” more often.
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Announcing your 2014 Sportsman of the Year: Madison Bumgarner. si.com/mlb/video/2014…
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@timtrueman @finkel @AMc Ahem, #newnewTwitter.
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Congrats, Bumgarner. You earned Sportsman of the Year the hard way. blogs.mercurynews.com/giants/2014/12…
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@jcknotts @evernote Figured it out. If I place the cursor within the note, I can rename the attachment. But otherwise, can’t. File as a bug.
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@evernote Curious why we can’t rename attachments anymore in Evernote/Mac since v6.x? Have even updated to Mavericks, 6.0.3 as latest.