The short-form week of 9–15 May 2016
16 May 2016; last modified 24 May 2016
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 01:36am
RT @ivan_hernandez: I'm proBernie but would vote Hillary as I am a one issue voter and that issue is
not opening the seventh seal and usher…—@ndw
Monday at 08:58am
This is your weekly reminder: Ever wanted to go back in time and stop Hitler? You
can do that today, no time machine or paradoxes needed.—@bitworking
Monday at 07:45pm
Thursday at 03:27pm
Software over-architecting: the art of spending too long writing too much code that
still fails to meet requirements that you don't have yet—@etrepum
Friday at 09:34am
Unsolicited email: "Good wishes to you and Sun Microsystems, Inc.! " Another recruiter
fail.—@ndw
Saturday at 06:00am
Saturday at 10:56am
RT @janl: “Privilege is the human version of ‘works on my machine’” — @lrnrd #jsconfbphttps://t.co/2lFLblYuQJ—@ndw
Saturday at 10:57am
RT @WalterStephanie: Accessibility matters. I love this illustration showing that everybody can have
difficulties https://t.co/sHAYfgZfTy h…—@ndw
Saturday at 11:01am
In a conversation that started on Saturday at 04:56pm
I wonder if it would be practical to algorithmically generate one of those business
books you see in airport book stores.—@ndw
Saturday at 06:26pm
So. @AmericanAirlines is really playing a remarkable game of musical planes. B20! No! B22! B20! Etc. Not
sure who's fault amateur hour is.—@ndw
Thursday at 07:32am
RT @jsoverson: Web dev, where every stupid little thing you need to do is so complicated a web
page exists for it https://t.co/l9jQNYjwmR…—@ndw