shanselman

@shanselman

Scott Hanselman

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An engineer walks into a bar and orders 1.0E20 root beers.
Bartender: "That's a root beer float."
Engineer: "Make it a double."
The Floppy Disk Icon means "save" for a whole generation of people who have never seen one.
Twitter needs to spend less time dicking around with photo sharing and more time making older tweets findable. RT if you agree.
This is literally the funniest thing I've seen All Week. Tech Company Org Charts: http://twitpic.com/5ior9c
You know what I'd like to see from #NewNewTwitter? The ability to search for tweets OLDER THAN AN HOUR. Retweet that, friends.
HTTPS & SSL doesn't mean "trust this." It means "this is private." You may be having a private conversation with Satan.
Funny how due to Wikipedia's refusal to run ads to make money, they end up running ads to beg for money.
"Facebook is where you lie to your close friends, and Twitter is where you tell the truth to total strangers."
Love this idea. Everyone puts their phones on the table. Whoever cracks first, pays for the meal: http://t.co/njt5JTtW
My dad has decided he has Siri too. He calls me and says "Siri, what's the weather like this weekend," then I Google it.
The Floppy Disk means Save, and 14 other old people Icons that don't make sense anymore http://t.co/PegThlzZ
Tell Microsoft you support Semantic Versioning http://t.co/OyPQMuQ. Marketing be damned. RT this until it's a Top Tweet.
Extremely extensive and complete article series on IIS. Impressive, bookmarked: http://t.co/0WPtpaUz
#1 Productivity Tip: Spend 10% of your time consuming and 90% of your time producing. Make more stuff. Watch less. Read less. Do.