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@coates Small world. I just met @jasonamyers at @PyTennessee.
@coates Small world. I just met @jasonamyers at @PyTennessee.
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@funkatron All of these federal rulings on gay marriage bans have me like “Marriage inequality, sir? It's done.” à la Lincoln (the movie).
@funkatron All of these federal rulings on gay marriage bans have me like “Marriage inequality, sir? It's done.” à la Lincoln (the movie).
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@funkatron We brand people as irredeemable way too quickly. Twitter is a big hill. We tend to forget that when we start throwing snowballs.
@funkatron We brand people as irredeemable way too quickly. Twitter is a big hill. We tend to forget that when we start throwing snowballs.
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@funkatron I feel the same. He did say that he wanted to maintain Mozilla's values. I kind of wish he had been allowed to prove it.
@funkatron I feel the same. He did say that he wanted to maintain Mozilla's values. I kind of wish he had been allowed to prove it.
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@ChipotleTweets Needless to say, you should give him all of the free burritos. You have no more devoted advocate. /cc @kylePGH
@ChipotleTweets Needless to say, you should give him all of the free burritos. You have no more devoted advocate. /cc @kylePGH
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@ChipotleTweets Just teasing @kylePGH over his absurd love for you. You have loyal customers, and then you have @kylepgh. It's nearly creepy
@ChipotleTweets Just teasing @kylePGH over his absurd love for you. You have loyal customers, and then you have @kylepgh. It's nearly creepy
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@kylePGH You're the worst kind of person. /cc @ChipotleTweets
@kylePGH You're the worst kind of person. /cc @ChipotleTweets
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@kylePGH @ChipotleTweets Garbage food for garbage people. They screwed up our order last time.
@kylePGH @ChipotleTweets Garbage food for garbage people. They screwed up our order last time.
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@bedrich Done.
@bedrich Done.
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I have 7 invitations left for keybase.io. A verifiable directory of public keys is the first step toward ubiquitous encryption.
I have 7 invitations left for keybase.io. A verifiable directory of public keys is the first step toward ubiquitous encryption.