July 2014

270 tweets

The Curse of Smart People apenwarr.ca/log/?m=201407#…
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@notabene Je crois que LinkedIn essaie de nous dire quelque chose.

Replying to @null and @notabene

Je… Je crois que LinkedIn essaie de nous dire de ne plus garder nos conversations que sur Tinder.
Now officially a t-shirt: berjon.com/tmp/kcab.jpg. I wonder if @brucel approves of the fashion (cc @stevefaulkner)
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Replying to @letankparis

Depends on how strongly you can still smell the sweat on it. @brucel @stevefaulkner
«Gentlemen you can’t fight in here, this is the TAG.» I always thought @torgo had a great sense of humour.
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Replying to @simonstl

Counterintuitively, it's what will save us from the mess we've made of documents. You'll learn to love the SPA :-)

Replying to @simonstl

awww. Documents should never carry around navigation or social buttons. SPAs will make the document Web sane again.

Replying to @SimonSapin

I meant with xml-stylesheet silly! @dauwhe

Replying to @julien51

coming soon!
@t Going through the best of my 2013 tweets?

Replying to @OlivierNourry

Thanks :-) I hope not, by then it'll just be the way things are. (fingers crossed)

Replying to @mattur

I would speak to it, but corporate control is keeping me in check.

Replying to @simonstl

let's have a beer about that in 2024 :-)

Replying to @null and @diego_ar

Glad you liked it :-) @tomasdev @mathias

Replying to @yaypie

in that case they should just include a spare battery as keyring pendant. @brianleroux

Replying to @brianleroux and @Hertz

Yeah, @Avis does that as well, it's just insanely maddening.

Replying to @rdeltour

I wasn’t thinking of using that there, silly :-P @simonstl

Replying to @simonstl

Glad you enjoyed it, and certainly happy for beer before that!

Replying to @briankardell

but of course! @simonstl

Replying to @torgo

you mean the lack of httpRange-14? Because other than that I reckon it's pretty optimistic.

Replying to @torgo

Yes, so much we could do better it's hard to know where to start. Also, many time wasting issues along the way.

Replying to @yoavweiss

Don’t worry, it’s a given that RDF will stick around for some highly specialised niches. Find a job there already! @torgo

Replying to @null

Did I hear it right that @sgalineau was running for the TAG?

Replying to @null and @karlpro

A mix of both. Mostly predictions, but stuff like the TV epiphany is wishful; obviously they’ll dig their own grave.

Replying to @null and @karlpro

I look forward to your alternative universe proposal :) @simonstl

Replying to @null and @karlpro

I reckon it will, doubly so if we add some declarative hooks to simplify things. @johnallsopp @simonstl

Replying to @mkraetke

Hmmm, I’m not sure what you read — this is full of standards.

Replying to @brucel

That’s not supposed to start before the f2f; otherwise what odds does the crowd have to enjoy itself? @sgalineau

Replying to @null and @karlpro

Yes. :) @simonstl

Replying to @null and @karlpro

Awww. I don’t know, pick the one you most want. I used mostly predictions. @simonstl

Replying to @mkraetke

HTML, CSS (both improved), Web Schema, EXI, lots of new JSON schemata, HTTP, etc.

Replying to @null and @karlpro

In that I a happily your brother (see my previous post for reference :) @simonstl

Replying to @yoavweiss

Wait… I thought I paid for you to put RDF in Chrome?

Replying to @poulpita

Ah, so you heard this too! It is astoundingly good news! @sgalineau

Replying to @yoavweiss

Damn. I’ll have to call in @slightlylate and @tabatkins to litigate again.

Replying to @mkraetke

It’s accessible at the same level as any other content today. I’m not sure what you mean about openness.

Replying to @yoavweiss

I’m afraid @marcosc is too busy watching that thing where they kick at balls. He likes kicking at balls.

Replying to @mkraetke

And how is that no longer the case here?

Replying to @mkraetke

Not content format, mode of production. That is different. The path of least resistance then becomes to use semantic HTML.

Replying to @brucel

Ow, that hurt man!

Replying to @mkraetke

Things can certainly go wrong, but I think the natural slope is to head towards something sane in this case.

Replying to @mkraetke

I see a threat from Markdown. People will be tempted to just render that on the client. But if needed, we can standardise that.

Replying to @brucel

Personal branding is still a game? I thought I unlocked that badge when my bogs made it to your Tumblr.

Replying to @jwajsberg

Glad you liked it :)

Replying to @gimsieke

I actually take that seriously. I think that SPAs will pave the way to better transclusion. @karlpro @simonstl

Replying to @gimsieke

But, unlike frames, we need to see what people do first. That was a problem with iframe@seamless. @karlpro @simonstl

Replying to @mikewest

For UPoP, no, though I’ve heard about some JSON format that could be used (but haven’t had time to investigate).

Replying to @mikewest

For the login problem, it’s the output of the brainstorming session at the Extensible Web Summit.

Replying to @mikewest

There’s github.com/jden/web-login, but it hasn’t been moving — it needs a champion.

Replying to @mikewest

Do you have ideas in mind?

Replying to @mikewest

Ooh, now you’ve made me all giddy and curious :)

Replying to @mikewest

Hehe. Frankly, anything that gets us so much as an inch closer is exciting at this point :)

Replying to @dret

Java? Beeeeeuuuuargh.

Replying to @Anahkiasen

I absolutely couldn’t resist :)

Replying to @dret

No, my main focus is actually on the interaction between applications and the new data formats they engender.

Replying to @dret

Also, Java is a horrible platform. Implementation matters a lot.

Replying to @dret

No, the concept that matters to be is the ecosystem and its dynamics.
I guess it’s a good sign if people are worrying about dominance over an institution that was ruled out as useless not long ago. cc @w3ctag
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Replying to @null and @sgalineau

I’m *really* glad you brought that up buddy. @poulpita

Replying to @null and @sgalineau

Well, @poulpita snobs me but you’re welcome to come enjoy the BBQ anytime :)

Replying to @null and @sgalineau

If it’s dominated it’ll be useless again…

Replying to @brucel

I find it works well on mobile @dstorey, but indeed not on Mini. @briankardell

Replying to @brucel

You can take it to @discourse, though I don’t know if Mini is a priority. @briankardell

Replying to @brucel

This is far more involved than Disqus, though. @briankardell @discourse

Replying to @dstorey

Ah, thanks, I always think it best when feedback starts high horse posturing and a strawman. @brucel @briankardell

Replying to @dstorey

No worries :) You should go have your neighbour check his content on Mini, it can be punishing. @brucel @briankardell

Replying to @dstorey

On a more serious note, I’m aware of the issue but I am not sure how to fix it (with limited time and means). @brucel @briankardell

Replying to @dstorey

I know, but not everyone has FB’s resources. I don’t know to what extent EmberJS is friendly there. @brucel @briankardell

Replying to @vonstring

Yeah, looks like it’s on older JS constraints. @brucel @dstorey @briankardell @webcompat

Replying to @julien51

There is now!

Replying to @dstorey

Yes, it’s all at github.com/discourse/disc…. Thanks! cc @discourse

Replying to @supercujo

I'm adding that to HTML right away. @w3c @TonyAbbottMHR

Replying to @stevefaulkner

That’s one of the great things with the <idiot> element: no need to specify alt as it defaults to «@TonyAbbottMHR» @supercujo
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Replying to @johnallsopp

This is how we should be doing the whole platform; the alternative is madness :) @slightlylate @bradneuberg @ebidel @dglazkov
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Replying to @null and @koalie

That needs to become a @w3cmemes .

Replying to @MarieGuillaumet and @kReEsTaL

j'ai eu pareil pendant un temps et puis c'est parti. Essaie peut-être la bouillie bordelaise?

Replying to @MarieGuillaumet and @kReEsTaL

C’est un truc qui marche bien sur certaines petites saloperies invasives :)

Replying to @SimonSapin

It seems up to me! (Though the latter is indeed down :)

Replying to @alyzande

There are far worse places to want to go when you're 14 :)

Replying to @_richtr and @richtibbett

But when we go to TPAC we can set the bar wherever there’s something to drink! @amyvdh

Replying to @null and @MelDesignsStuff

I reckon that’s already happened, but there are still many paper cuts (and some larger issues) to fix. @smashingmag

Replying to @0gust1

No — they struggle to emerge but they never do. Otherwise we’d have a way to compute Ω :) @CompSciFact

Replying to @adrianjohnson

It's a joke :-) @smashingmag
Thank you, Facebook, for hammering my logs with 404s for no_facebook_preview_picture.jpg. Great design there.
My server is under somewhat heavy load thanks to the kind folks at @smashingmag pointing to berjon.com/web-2024/. Sorry if it gets slow!
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@beaufour Happy birthday :)

Replying to @jacobrossi

Bon, @lemondefr et l’anglais, c’est pas encore ça: «dans le cadre d'une opération militaire nommée "haie de protection" ("protective edge")»
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I am robinberjon on Keybase.io. VDNm96QQf-iatnwgSKO4l6-B1SJ8D5qqZXDm / keybase.io/robinberjon/si…
@bortzmeyer Merci :)

Replying to @Simon_Lucy

Worst part is, it doesn’t even seem to have worked :)

Replying to @edasfr

Ben oui!

Replying to @edasfr

Ça fait un bail que j’ai un projet dans ce sens, peut-être faudrait-il que je le déterre.

Replying to @Simon_Lucy

The other verifications worked (GitHub, personal site) and they seem to be pretty responsive to issues.

Replying to @docum3nt

Je crois qu’à force de living on the hedge, @lemondefr en a perdu ses moyens.
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@keybaseio Verifying myself: I am robinberjon on Keybase.io. VDNm96QQf-iatnwgSKO4l6-B1SJ8D5qqZXDm / keybase.io/robinberjon/si…
Web+TV attack: HbbTV apparently caught red-handed being deeply incompetent, bordering on negligence: forbes.com/sites/bruceupb… (v. @bortzmeyer)
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Replying to @chrisofarabia

Glad you enjoyed it :) @sitepointdotcom

Replying to @_richtr and @richtibbett

Exactly. Also, the problem was predictable. It’s basically one huge hole put there on purpose.

Replying to @_richtr and @richtibbett

It’s not just that, the TV industry has no culture of security.

Replying to @patrick_h_lauke

Yeah, they’re basically monkeying the mistakes of the mobile industry ten years ago. @richtibbett

Replying to @patrick_h_lauke

Yeah I know — this could relatively easily be done right, if they were a little bit less arrogant. @richtibbett
Considering thorough changes in the way the HTML spec (and standards in general) are handled. Constructive input is much welcome.
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Replying to @null and @notabene

That’s very tempting, assuming you can find me a fun new job ;-)

Replying to @stevefaulkner

huwah?

Replying to @stevefaulkner

I have a bunch of ideas, but at this point I’m more interested in others’ ideas :)
«The HbbTV specification dedicates an entire chapter to security, but (…) focused on DRM content and not on other aspects of security» #lol
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One of the fun parts with the HbbTV fiasco is that it allows *any* broadcaster to take over any Web account you’ve logged into on your TV.
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«This makes it possible for HbbTV applications to run completely in the background w/o the knowledge or consent of the user (…) 1/2
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2/2 many German broadcasters are using this functionality of HbbTV to invisibly track the viewing habits of user».
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Replying to @slightlylate

Thinking about anything in particular?

Replying to @null and @m_strehl

Not at all, feel free to open it there — we have the tools to moderate ranting.
I highly recommend reading iss.oy.ne.ro/Aether.pdf. It’s a great report on how to *really* screw things up with Web technology. #HbbTV
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Replying to @CodeBeater

Can you give me an example of non-constructive input that would actually be helpful?

Replying to @CodeBeater

I don’t disagree, but I already know people are angry — I am more interested in what they want to do to change it.

Replying to @CodeBeater

Of course! In this case angry people aren’t necessarily bad, but by staying angry they can be unhelpful.
I'll be at the Paris event, join us! "@figshare: Mozilla Science Lab's first global sprint for #openscience: mozillascience.org/prepping-for-o…"

Replying to @briankardell

I would be really fucking good at writing those :-)

Replying to @Romain_Pigenel

Ça dépend de la fragilité, mais il y a un scanner à livres à Silicon Valois. @DominiqueReynie @sayseal @RemiMathis

Replying to @fgeorges

J’en doute, mais il peut y avoir une même source qui parle mal anglais. @docum3nt @lemondefr @mediapart

Replying to @codepo8

What the FUCK is that animal?!

Replying to @codepo8

And are they available in pet shops?

Replying to @codepo8

Ah, sadly they would probably die of infection quickly where we live. *sigh*
I so want one of those. “@codepo8: Whatcha doin? lh5.googleusercontent.com/-gWZQGl7IaVg/U…”
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Replying to @null and @marcosc

Replying to @sleevi_

We can do a lot better than that for feedback, but it would require setting things up to be welcoming to devs @moritzheiber @wycats

Replying to @sleevi_

Which is one of those things everyone gives lip service to, but no one shows up when you actually try. @moritzheiber @wycats
Amazon répond à l’interdiction qui lui est faite de livrer gratuitement des livres moins cher: la livraison passe à 1 eurocent. #impact
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The OECD is looking for an «Internet Economist/Policy Analyst» oecd.taleo.net/careersection/…

Replying to @nicholasdynan

Unless I’m wrong it uses Chromium for rendering, right?

Replying to @null and @royalbacon

That looks like a js wrapper around Chromium, not a js browser! @latest_is

Replying to @brianblakely

It mentions Chromium? @is__real @mrdoob
Reusing old technology to solve the noisy baby problem.

Replying to @GeeROC

No, it's not, it's just Chromium in a js wrapper.
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Replying to @_richtr and @richtibbett, @marcosc

That's Chromium with a js wrapper.

Replying to @_richtr and @richtibbett, @marcosc

what else?

Replying to @demontvalon1 and @DominiqueReynie

Ouhla, un élu français qui connaît l'entreprise et la finance. Vite, au bûcher!

Replying to @reinmarpl

yay \o/

Replying to @yannickhoppe and @JFD_UDI, @jclagarde

L'argument référendaire, dernier retranchement de ceux qui n'ont plus rien à dire...

Replying to @BadAstronomer

So if your manager follows the "Leadership Style of Jesus", do you get to crucify him during yearly reviews? @tabatkins
@tobie Happy birthday!

Replying to @psd

I’d guess Wa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pow! Wa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pow! Wa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pow! Wa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pow! But maybe that’s just me.

Replying to @libbymiller

Hahaha, «Translated from Haitian by Bing». King do-not do-not do-not pow! is my new motto. @psd

Replying to @w3cmemes

I've rarely seen a better example of an efficient email killed in its tracks through lack of trimming.

Replying to @cwilso

Within reason, the fact that there are arcane rules to discuss in the first place is part of the problem. @annevk @sgalineau

Replying to @cwilso

I'd like to replace most that's not about IP with "use brain, be nice". @annevk @sgalineau

Replying to @null and @sgalineau

But we have @hober, who can be nice and smart for several. @cwilso @annevk
I wonder if we could make tax exemptions for RF licensing of essential IP on Internet standards work somehow. Ideas?

Replying to @ubiquitic

Je sais, je sais, j’y pense depuis un bon bail! Je m’y colle demain.

Replying to @edasfr

Le nord de la Bourgogne. Moins envahi de touristes. Beau, tout ça.

Replying to @anthony_ricaud and @rik24d

Cool! On se croise demain, je serai là pour le truc open science :)
Commencez à préparer vos lightning talks pour @ParisWeb, parce qu’on remet ça cette année! Le thème: les 25 ans du Web.
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@karlpro Je vois que tu favorites; tu seras là cette année?

Replying to @null and @karlpro

Cool, donc tu peux faire un LT :)

Replying to @null and @karlpro

OK, c’est noté! cc @glazou

Replying to @null and @nitot

YES! Le CfP sort bientôt — on compte sur toi! cc @glazou @ParisWeb
Best KickStarter idea ever: a model-train Nyan Cat locomotive (that plays the theme music) and blinkenlights rainbow wagons. #GonnaBeRich!

Replying to @null and @iergo

Bah, c’est avant tout pour vous inspirer. Et tu nous connais, la seule règle, c’est 240 secondes (douche comprise). @ParisWeb
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Replying to @null and @iergo

Donc si le lien avec le thème est, comment dire, un peu spécieux, c’est pas forcément grave :) @ParisWeb
I look forward to reading more about @alexmilowski's thinking about science on the Web: milowski.com/journal/entry/… (via @PLOSLabs)
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Replying to @alexmilowski

@alexmilowski's Best of luck :-) And we can chat about it some during Balisage! @PLOSLabs
TIL the word "Haecceisstistic". Now I'm looking for a conversation in which to use it. Maybe I should run for the TAG after all.

Replying to @briankardell

only when you have two and they're identical.

Replying to @daviddaileysru

The important thing to recall is that philosophers doing thermodynamics prefer to operate in Haecceisstistic phase space :-)
@rmounce Hi, I just started hacking on the ContentMiner app for the sprint (made a small PR). Want to sync up to be sure we don’t overlap?
@rik24d @nitot Si vous êtes au bureau, je suis dans la salle de réunion au rdc avec le reste du sprint.

Replying to @jwajsberg

Wheeee! @rik24d @nitot

Replying to @edasfr

Il y a un sprint OpenScience alors je suis dans la place. Ça m’intéresse d’aider au lien web <-> science.

Replying to @anthony_ricaud and @rik24d

Rhô, attends, la vie est quand même plus cool avec @jwajsberg! Mange un mars! @nitot
Looking for my Next Project berjon.com/whats-next/
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Replying to @daviddaileysru

Thanks! Were I able to afford it, that's precisely what I'd do. Unfortunately, I sort of need some money ;-)

Replying to @Maitre_Eolas

Ce serait un bel ouvrage à lancer...

Replying to @null and @koalie

But there are no monies!

Replying to @null and @sgalineau

I can only confirm that playing the XBox is a far more fun use of one's time than reading my résumé!

Replying to @null and @koalie

Awww, that's just awfully sweet. :-*

Replying to @null and @obiwankimberly

Thanks! That’s awfully kind. I’m guessing it’s on-site in Philadelphia?

Replying to @null and @karlpro

Man, that’s a terribly nice thing to say… But @w3c managed for 18 years without me, I’m sure they can handle some more! @koalie

Replying to @null and @karlpro

Besides, looking at the content of my inbox it seems I wouldn’t go very far no matter what :) @koalie @w3c

Replying to @null and @karlpro

Hmmmm, salad. I like salad.

Replying to @poulpita

C’est gentil ça :)
Tip: If you want a system of voluntary registration used, make it painless. If I created a MIME type now, I would never register with IANA.
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I wish my browser crashed more often — it’s so much faster when it starts back up.

Replying to @ChrisLove

It is true that sites are often bad, but if the bad stuff they do persists after the tab is closed, it’s the browser’s fault.

Replying to @rigow

Hmmm, no. A new format requires a new type. And I certainly wouldn’t bother jumping through those hoops.

Replying to @rigow

Hahahaha. The world would not pause to care for a single second that it’s not registered. No one would notice.

Replying to @rigow

The only reason text/html is getting an updated registration is because @plhw3org is a really nice guy :) Is that a hired-gun format?

Replying to @rigow

It’s a habit, not a requirement of the Process.

Replying to @jreschke

I’m in the process right now for several… Lots of rules with value I can’t fathom, emails sent to the wrong people, duplicated…

Replying to @jreschke

…information, unilateral closing of registration requests, Web forms from the 90s, etc. It’s not pleasant.

Replying to @jreschke

Don’t get me wrong, the people are actually nice. But I’m failing to see the value in the overhead.

Replying to @ChrisLove

It really really should not be possible for a site to keep using resources after it’s killed!
@nitot Tu as une heure de prédilection pour manger?

Replying to @Sniperovitch

Il me faudrait ça sur un t-shirt.

Replying to @psd

And the you have the Stag Night, a classic in Iterated Drinking Game Theory.

Replying to @null and @obiwankimberly

I don’t have a set opinion either way, but before anything else I have to ask my wife :)
At the Mozilla Open Science sprint, got the ContentMiner UI to work!
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Replying to @null and @sgalineau

IE11 is actually pretty good, it’s a shame the OS makes it unusable.

Replying to @null and @sgalineau

I only use it for testing nowadays. I really gave it a chance at first, but I stopped when it made my daughter cry.

Replying to @null and @sgalineau

Stupid thing decided to reboot of its own accord while Frozen was being played…

Replying to @jenny_molloy

Glad you like it :) I need to find a way to work more on sciency stuff.

Replying to @jwajsberg

Ben ouais beau gosse!

Replying to @jwajsberg

OK, cool! Je pars vers 17h30.

Replying to @jenny_molloy

It definitely still needs some work before it’s really useful though!

Replying to @cptvitamin

Awww, you too! (Mutatis mutandis.) You better not disappear from the extended family!
Thanks to @sideshowbarker's managerial street smarts (it's a thing), I'm with @w3c an extra 3 months. We're changing the rules, though :-)
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If you want a solid foundation in evolutionary stuff, "Mathematical Models of Social Evolution" by McElreath & Boyd is a pretty good start.

Replying to @null and @sgalineau

I much concur. And to @plhw3org too.@briankardell @sideshowbarker

Replying to @slightlylate

it's one of my all-times favourites.
@blahah404 What would be a good place to email a postmortem on ContentMiner to make sure the code can be picked up and furthered?

Replying to @blahah404

Thanks! I’ll make a PR, but it relies on the currently open PR to work, so I have to wait on that being folded in :)

Replying to @ourmaninjapan

Thanks :) Three months extra makes it possible to plan the future and if needed find more money! @koalie @sideshowbarker @w3c

Replying to @ourmaninjapan

The bad news for you is I’ll be at TPAC and *insist* on seeing Dr. Dards there for #web25 :-p @koalie @sideshowbarker @w3c

Replying to @edasfr

Parfois c'est chiant de ne pas pouvoir te retweeter :-)

Replying to @edasfr

je sais, je sais, mais mon instinct de respect de la vie privée m'empêche de le faire quand le bouton RT est grisé.

Replying to @edasfr

awwww!

Replying to @edasfr

hahaha, je crois que c'est là un bon critère d'unfollow :-)

Replying to @edasfr

Avec respect, si tu cries au fake en compte privé, ça risque d'avoir peu d'impact sur les innocents :-)

Replying to @edasfr

Et pour ce qui est de mon jugement, ta confiance m'honore! Du coup, j'essaierai de ne pas te lire bourré.
«App stores are the shareware download sites of the 2010s» Ha! Yeah, you don’t mess with @sideshowbarker

Replying to @AutomatedTester

Wait till you see what it is actually in preparation for :)

Replying to @4STTC and @SingularityIs

Note: I haven’t finished pushing my changes to the original repo. @TheContentMine

Replying to @4STTC and @SingularityIs

It’s the right link, it just doesn’t have the right content yet. I’ll push later today, tomorrow at the latest!

Replying to @4STTC and @SingularityIs

I just did the sprint, @TheContentMine will maintain. I’m sure they don’t mind some help :)

Replying to @blahah404

Just to pester you some more: my membership on the contentmine Google group is still pending, so my post there isn’t showing up!

Replying to @blahah404

-community.

Replying to @ShaneHudson

do you need something more complicated than what html can do? Maybe Prince?
Accessing the first Web page using hardware that’s pretty much as vintage as it gets: youtube.com/watch?v=X9ctLF… #web25

Replying to @null and @nhoizey

total fail.
Hey, look, a book about us! «Open Standards and the Digital Age» cambridge.org/fr/academic/su… (via @bloveluck)
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@NautilusMag Do you send reminders to subscribers who’s subscription has run out?

Replying to @null and @marcosc

Easy, it's just like in the Monty Pythons: space, space, space, space, space...

Replying to @arfon and @danielskatz, @manusporny

Hmmmmm, we could use that for specifications, too.

Replying to @null and @jar346

hahaha, I'm afraid that's an occupational hazard for all of us!

Replying to @edasfr

bah, ce qu'il faut pas entendre comme ânerie! @mereteresa @annso_
Lolnalisme? Loldomadaire? Il nous faudrait vraiment un terme dédié.
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I seem to have uncovered some non-locality issues in quantum page numbering.

Replying to @SimonSapin

I've had small misprints like yours or interverted pages. This one is missing 30 pages!
@batcavekid Hey partner!

Replying to @null and @sgalineau

Eh oui mec, ça rajoute au charme!

Replying to @SimonSapin

Hahaha — I didn’t even know TPB did books!
An easy notation for CSS greyscale colours: discourse.specifiction.org/t/an-easy-nota…
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Replying to @null and @Bouletcorp

Tu as lu «Why the Many-Worlds Formulation of Quantum Mechanics Is Probably Correct» preposterousuniverse.com/blog/2014/06/3… ?
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Replying to @briankardell

I check it just as regularly, but this is geek week so I’m not looking at email much :)

Replying to @briankardell

On it already, and since I’d had the same idea I’ll go with «brilliant» ;)
@amazonmusic Your software is spectacularly bad — it's shocking how you even manage to head so low. Any plans for fixes?
I wonder what’s so terribly complicated about music playing software that not only does no one get it right, but all get it horribly wrong.
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Iterative Prisoners’ Dilemma & Morality darobin.github.io/ipd-morality/ #GeekWeek

Replying to @FremyCompany

You’re not citing the option :)

Replying to @FremyCompany

I’m going to have to write something. But it’s annoying!

Replying to @FremyCompany

Well except in this case I don’t care about making it the standard, I just care about it rocking my world :)

Replying to @FremyCompany

Technically, W3C is just a customer of mine ;)
Tu es graphiste? Je pense que Kellogg's a grièvement besoin de tes services. #PhotoshopFail
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Replying to @grtjn

If you look at the details you’ll see that the sand has been photographed vertically and roughly cut and pasted there :)
Less research is needed blogs.plos.org/speakingofmedi…
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You probably think the threat of nuclear war now far removed. You’d be very, very wrong. newyorker.com/magazine/2013/…
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Replying to @brucel

I thought it was a great read, I’m wondering about getting the book or not.

Replying to @brucel

Yeah. Hanlon — NOW WITH NUKES! I happen to be looking into end-of-humans ideas, this was just perfect.

Replying to @brucel

I believe I invented «bit goo» to describe a new type of catastrophe I reckon I invented. Enjoy the sun!

Replying to @slim404

This is deliberately malicious and so not Hanlon, but for drones I like qz.com/185945/drones-… as a scenario. Well, «like». @brucel

Replying to @slim404

Oh yes, it certainly does. To anything software-based in general. @brucel

Replying to @null and @Bouletcorp

Ça manque un peu de dahut :-)

Replying to @trygve_lie

I wonder how much it goes for. We could use those individually as deterrents! @brucel

Replying to @null and @ndw

Forget the lunatic, this is conventional state triggered ICBM meltdown!
@allianzfrance Bonjour. Si un courtier vous représentant se comporte de façon répréhensible, à qui faut-il s’adresser? Merci!

Replying to @allianzfrance

C’est fait, merci. @Allianzavecvous

Replying to @lehors

The problem is that I think they actually tried to make this look real. Or at least good.

Replying to @fantasai

Definitely, I will either Friday or next week. Go where?

Replying to @fantasai

I'd have fixed that departure or not :-)