I wish every 'entrepreneur' with an "awesome, unique and world-changing idea" would read this piece by @bfeld. http://t.co/NuoGxUQ

People should do this to ALL blog comments and app store reviews: http://t.co/tJVKLGR

The best part about releasing software is how everyone hates you

"Expert astrologers debunk the latest astrological rumor" http://t.co/fXZujpW Right, astrology has experts and debunkings

Best Justin Bieber Facebook post ever. http://t.co/8SMIvXyO

Apparently the main problem with software these days is that it's designed by designers. http://t.co/6Syd2oN #lolslashdot #lollinux

Actual ad in a magazine in the fish and chip shop. It's been sitting here for 12 years... http://t.co/1JNmuefs

Attention web nerds, no one has Javascript disabled. No, not even them.

I swear openID was designed by the devil to lure developers with the promise of simplicity then repeatedly destroy their will to live

Step 1) Build a platform,
Step 2) ...
Step 3) Profit!!!

Welcome to step 2

I never thought it would be a *slashdot comment* which captured my thinking on the Chrome H.264 move. http://t.co/ABSdWeI

Windows and Apple update servers must get HAMMERED this time of year as computer literate children update their parents' old machines.

For those who asked, my crazy 'back up all my gmail to something I control' setup: https://t.co/pJ9X1crl

If you've ever wondered why every open source software maintainer slowly turns into a huge douchebag over time … https://t.co/zr5FlmSN

If you're a developer doing a job you hate, you are useless or *totally* doing it wrong. So many people hiring right now...

Justifying inflated buyout prices by pointing to other, more-inflated, buyouts, is a sure sign of a bubble: http://t.co/v4Iv9YGY

EC2 is pretty cool if you don't need network IO, disk IO or cpu

Your arithmetic based CAPTCHA will be safe until computers develop the ability to add. http://t.co/njiPPl5m

Check out how free android is these days: http://t.co/7b3fNzJ

Pretty sad that "use the simple thing that is well proven until you can't" is some kind of revolutionary advice in our profession...