Imagine a world where CalDav and GroupDav was more of a thing so vendor monopolization wouldn’t have been a thing. Where I could share a calendar and give one control without them having to be using a particular service.
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Fifty. Two. To. Ten.
52-10!
I’ve been a ‘Cane since the 80’s, and this is the most dominant win I’ve ever seen in the rivalry.
Love it.
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Converting Your WordPress Theme for Microformats 2 Part 2: di5.us/b/yV
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Watching the sunset (@ The Place in Portland, OR) swarmapp.com/c/gARtEglRHn5
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Stupid broadcast TV rules are preventing me from watching the game from the beginning on YouTube TV while I am traveling. So dumb. I recorded it why can’t I watch it until its complete?
Oh well, at least we’re absolutely destroying them. I’ll watch the second half first I guess.
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I think Miami might just cover. #BeatFSU
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Couch glamour shot. Going live on YouTube in 36 mins to eat way too many @BlueStarDonuts and discuss the fincen file leak.
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All my HDMI cords are now sorted by length and connector combo (full HDMI, micro, mini) and hung up on the inside of my closet door and this is so much nicer than cramming them into various drawers! Next up: USB
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I am liking @larrywilmore’s new show, but I really really miss the Nightly Show’s roundtable discussions. An excellent moderator. Oooh...would love to see a Wilmore Presidential Debate when we have more than 1 serious & rational major candidate!
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Looking forward to all of the honest and not at all ridiculous takes of SEC football’s obvious superiority over everyone else after this UGA-ARK game.
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I've been producing online events for clients like @duolingo and @adobe full-time for the last 6 months, and I'm really good at it. If you're considering producing an online event, or you need help transitioning an in-person event online, hit me up: andy@regular.events.
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“And friends are friends forever
If the Lord's the Lord of them
And a friend will not say never
'Cause the Covid will not end”
Well over 50,000 Christians lifting their prayer and worship over America today at the Lincoln Memorial with my friend @michaelwsmith
#PrayerMarch2020
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In other news, I decided to just record all of my team’s games today so I could try and enjoy Santa Barbara.
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Remember when I said that Georgia Tech would be better this year?
I may have been wrong. Yikes.
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On not choosing WordPress for the W3C redesign project - Working in the open with W3C and Studio 24. #Goodreads w3c.studio24.net/updates/on-not…
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I did the thing I said I would. Ran 7 miles in the rain without complaining (much). Thank you for precious breathable air and lungs that can heal from 10 days of poison air.
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2nd Ruby API Announcement: Today I made a prototype of a full REPL editor that anyone can use! You can write your own code & pick a Ruby engine like MRI 3.0 preview 1, MR...
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