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I'm filing this under "coming attractions".
<a href="http://twitter.com/erinjo">@erinjo</a> You raise an interesting point ... I should think about doing the same. Good luck!
<a href="http://twitter.com/erinjo">@erinjo</a> Though I've never been a customer, I know these guys through Elgg and trust them (note developers claim): https://www.arvixe.com/linux_web_hosting
.<a href="http://twitter.com/amystephen">@amystephen</a> I hadn't seen the newish archive feature! I should revise to: don't require your end users to use it.
Composer is great for pro projects, but if you're creating an installable PHP script, please don't use it. Not everyone has shell access.
Beautifully shot, Adrift is <a href="http://twitter.com/karlthefog">@Karlthefog</a> The Movie: http://vimeo.com/69445362 I love watching the fog roll in.
US Immigration has been keeping track of same-sex green card applications, & is now reversing denials automatically: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/01/us/gay-married-man-in-florida-is-approved-for-green-card.html
You know, I really miss the word "webmaster". We can all be webmasters.
Firefox OS launches in Eastern Europe, has the potential to bring the web to a whole new audience: http://www.forbes.com/sites/ewanspence/2013/07/01/firefox-os-hits-the-stores-with-a-disruptive-e69-s...
How XOXO works. Makers only: something I can totally get behind. http://waxy.org/2013/06/how_xoxo_works/
Entire family trying to get me to come to Cape Cod (where I spent most summers as a kid). Would like nothing more, but ... not this year.
<a href="http://innercircle.aok.io/">@ozten</a> And yes, that last reply was totally a test to see if you had incoming webmention parsing ;)
<a href="http://innercircle.aok.io/open_garden_any_good">@ozten</a> Really interesting idea. Seeing some reviews on the Play Store that suggest it's got a little way to go, but ...
Esri has no investment but makes $912m in sales: http://www.inc.com/magazine/201307/christine-lagorio/jack-dangermond-how-he-started-esri.html Inspiring! /via <a href="http://caseorganic.com/">@caseorganic</a>
Google's new network protocol, QUIC, reduces round trips: http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/06/google-making-the-web-faster-with-protocol-tha... Very interesting to me.
Came back home for lunch to discover my mother (who's staying with me today) watching quantum physics lectures. Quite right too.
Software should support you. Don't fall into the trap of molding your enterprise to workflows your vendors have designed.
A thousand cranes made out of bus tickets, still just hanging out here. #home
Sibling cookery: Hannah made a vegan Thai curry; I made salad with toasted eggplant & purple asparagus. #yum
San Francisco's first vegan wine and beer festival has a musical lineup I highly approve of: http://vegfoodevents.com/wineandbeer/
I've been playing with the Firefox Social API. Tutorials aren't written yet, but there's some interesting stuff here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Social_API
@sandeepshetty You're absolutely right; I hadn't actually followed the permalink. That's going to be an interesting use case though. (NB: thanks, also, for pointing out the issue I was having parsing h-feeds.)<a href="http://werd.io/view/51ce1886bed7de004da1288f" rel="in-reply-to" class="u-in-reply-to"></a>
@sandeepshetty Uh oh. Not intentional; taking a look now.
Less interested in quantified self than quantified Mick Jagger. Watching Glastonbury coverage slack-jawed; I'll have what he's having.
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