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"Every solution has strengths and weaknesses. You're better off with a solution where the weaknesses are the part of the solution you don't need." from "Solve Less General Problems" https://hacksoflife.blogspot.com/2018/08/solve-less-general-problems.html …

Lady riding an electric scooter down the street in downtown Portland: "is this what it's like in Silicon Valley?"

followup question: {fake company}.lol {fake company}.tube {fake company}.beer {fake company}.cool

important question: should I register a $25/yr joke domain to use as examples in slides for a talk? of course the domain will redirect to the slides from the talk

what if instead of webring we called it blogchain

On a plane to Boston! I'll be giving a talk at @DevConf_us this weekend! If you're in the area I'd love to meet up and talk about all things #oauth #indieweb and more!

Dear @AlaskaAir gate agents, Please always prefix your boarding announcements with the flight number and destination. Otherwise your announcement that's broadcast over several gates causes complete panic when people think their group number has already boarded.

what if they had been called #waffletags instead? @chrismessina?

This is great news for podcaster creators! Now podcasters have an easy way to let listeners support the podcast financially! Thanks for taking the lead on this @marcoarment, I hope other podcast apps follow suit!https://twitter.com/marcoarment/status/1028451747734409216 …

that feeling when you swear you sent an email the other day but you can't find it in your sent folder

I think I need to nuke my autocorrect database. It keeps changing "can" to "can't" and "have" to "haven't" and it makes some conversations reeeally awkward.

Total pre-tip bill: $15.90 Rough tip: $3.00 Pre-checksum total: $18.90 1+8 = 9 Final total: $18.99 Now if someone changes the tip to $4 or $5, the checksum fails.

Started using the last digit of my restaurant bill as a checksum, cause I've had the tip amount changed on me too many times now Decide your rough desired tip, calculate your tentative total, then add up the digits before the decimal point and use that as the number of cents

Tonight at the Portland OWASP meetup, I'm giving a talk explaining OAuth from the ground up: http://calagator.org/events/1250473936 … If you're in town for #OSCON already, feel free to come by! I'll have a few copies of my book to give away as well!