The short-form week of 2–8 Jun 2014
09 Jun 2014; last modified 15 Jun 2014
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.
In a conversation that started on Friday at 08:27pm
Spent a few days last week working on "amps", a MarkLogic feature. Now seeing ads for Amped all over. Must be coincidence, but...—@ndw
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 01:51am
@0xcafebabe is the scxml to dot part fully general?—@ndw
@ndw Specific things are multiple result files and the shape layouts. Also not fully featured. Supports only states&transitions in digraph.—@0xcafebabe
@ndw Pretty simplistic, but have a look if you like: https://t.co/kReztu07eY—@0xcafebabe
Wednesday at 06:40am
In a conversation that started on Wednesday at 06:40am
@alexmilowski potential for interop with / inspired from #expath archive module ? http://t.co/bQ7CIvPVSF @ndw @xquery @fgeorges 2/2—@rdeltour
@rdeltour @ndw @xquery @fgeorges I am trying to avoid base64 representations but I will take a closer look.—@alexmilowski
@alexmilowski ok. I was thinking maybe at the archive / entries description document. Also not being zip-specific @ndw @xquery @fgeorges
—@rdeltour
@rdeltour @ndw @xquery @fgeorges Possibly. Not being zip-specific is an interesting idea too. Thanks.—@alexmilowski
Wednesday at 01:10pm
@ndw Just wanted to let you know you have been on Twitter for 7 years today: @@NO TARGET@@
—@aust_twopcharts
Thursday at 01:43am
Thursday at 12:19pm
Why has no one thought of this before. WHY. http://t.co/fmT3azBVzG
—@Techmog
Friday at 01:43pm
Current status: http://t.co/pLRwmQZ1L7
—@ndw
Friday at 10:22pm
Does Banksy work for the TSA now? Spotted in line at JFK. http://t.co/65GGtEJrtt
—@waxpancake
Saturday at 01:59am
Apparently Pearls Before Swine secretly ran three guest strips by Bill Watterson :O :O :O http://t.co/lQcKA6xeIP
—@mcclure111
Saturday at 04:44am
What are the @CIA like, what with their hilarious first tweet and their record of torture, murder and overthrowing elected governments—@OwenJones84
Saturday at 08:42am
Cory @Doctorow: Those who have nothing to hide have a duty to protect the privacy of those who do http://t.co/shhorUkpuW #DontSpyOnUs
—@Psythor
In a conversation that started on Saturday at 02:13pm
@patrickDurusau No, peace. Fuck war. We can be adults and agree about some things and disagree about others and respect each other.—@ndw
@ndw Like banks and the poor respecting each other's property rights? I've seen the play. I know how that ends.—@patrickDurusau
@patrickDurusau 'Tis true, It all ends in blood and tears.—@ndw
@ndw Yes, but sometimes, like French Revolution, those who would plan the lives of others get to do some of the dying part.—@patrickDurusau
@patrickDurusau I'm not sure whom you're casting in which roles on this occasion.—@ndw
@ndw The French Revolution was to illustrate winners and losers can change due to war. Roles is a much more complex issue. 2/2—@patrickDurusau
@ndw No more than I know who you were casting into which roles in peace. Both war and peace have winners and losers. 1 of 2—@patrickDurusau
Sunday at 12:03am
Angry Birds -- Physics Edition http://t.co/Q8PWYFi9At
—@SciencePorn
Sunday at 08:16am
No crazy like Texas GOP crazy.—@kendall
Sunday at 10:09am
RT @mikeloukides: This is impressive. Eight 301s to get to the web page. Have to agree: URL shortners out of control. http://t.co/hWWcg9wa…
—@ndw
Sunday at 11:55am
Sunday at 03:57pm
Sunday at 10:47pm
"Let's randomly change a line of code and see if everything magically starts working." #HowToBuildAWebsiteTheBillAmendWay
—@billamend
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