The short-form week of 4–10 Jun 2012
11 Jun 2012; last modified 15 Jun 2012
The week in review, 140 characters at a time.
This document was created automatically from my archive of my Twitter stream. Due to limitations in the Twitter API and occasional glitches in my archiving system, it may not be 100% complete.
Monday at 10:42am
Who watches the watchmen? WE DO, because frankly, no one else will. #Anonymous—@YourAnonNews
In a conversation that started on Monday at 10:54am
Trying to work up energy and enthusiasm for exploring MicroXML. Failing utterly.—@ndw
Monday at 11:44am
"@ndw: Trying to work up energy and enthusiasm for exploring MicroXML. Failing utterly."
So do I.—@sigfridlundberg
Monday at 02:14pm
RT @ndw: Trying to work up energy and enthusiasm for exploring MicroXML. Failing utterly.—@XMLArbyter
Monday at 04:03pm
An open source project that does nothing with pull requests isn't an open source project
at all. it is a /dev/null for passionate advocates.—@tobrien
Monday at 05:45pm
No lie like a benchmark lie.—@kendall
Tuesday at 07:30am
Tuesday at 09:28am
Tuesday at 05:18pm
Mars would transit but he won’t ask for directions. #TransitOfVenus—@TonyFratto
Tuesday at 09:20pm
T-minus about 12 hours before http://t.co/O6rl4TDCC, http://t.co/PLLMN7RYY, wiki.{docbook,xproc}.org, et. al. go down. You have been warned.—@ndw
Tuesday at 09:52pm
The entire point of union busting is to eliminate their financial ability to compete
in elections. We all know this. Esp. Scott Walker.—@MarthaPlimpton
Wednesday at 05:10am
I can comfortably say that anyone who doesn't see the interest in and the power of
functional programming is at best ignorant.—@Sadache
Wednesday at 07:14am
Norman Walsh and me, journal nouvelle édition http://t.co/cd9sLTFc ▸ Aujourd'hui à la UNE: @ndw @stevefaulkner @avernet—@dominixml
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 05:37pm
Wednesday at 05:47pm
Oracle Cloud is combine best of both world: cheap of Oracle Enterprise DB and simple
of J2EE.—@DEVOPS_BORAT
Thursday at 01:39am
Frankly I don't know why there's all the hate around XML namespaces. Namespaces are
precisely what make XML worth a damn.—@doriantaylor
Thursday at 08:25am
Okay, geeks, we got everyone saying “the cloud”. Phase 2: get people calling databases
“the cylinder”.—@tehviking
Thursday at 11:34am
In a conversation that started on Thursday at 01:34pm
Thursday at 04:36pm
It's like I'm the only person in this produce section who even cares about the kerning
on the vegetable placards.—@KenJennings