- We're at the point in the project where you wonder if you're through the worst of it, or if this is the calm before the real storm. #
- Surprise, surprise. Have to spend my day tracking down rendering bugs in IE and Opera. #
- Correction: IE, Chrome, FF, and Safari are all rendering the page just fine. Not Opera, though. (Why do we care about Opera?) #
- @AliKira Not yet open to the public, thanks though! in reply to AliKira #
- @AliKira Appreciated — even if it is an Opera bug, still need it to work in Opera, so had to code around it. in reply to AliKira #
- @tacojohn short answer is that bank website coders are lazy as shit. They're some of the worst sites on the Internet in reply to tacojohn #
- @tacojohn had more comments on your browser/website issues, but I guess Tumblr doesn't have comments? weird. in reply to tacojohn #
- @tacojohn Probably not missing much 99% of the time. All of the things you asked if it was possible to do, it is, and pretty easily. in reply to tacojohn #
- @tacojohn What's more: your bank website likely doesn't NEED or even use any special features, blocking out browsers is a short-cut/crutch. in reply to tacojohn #
- Music to my ears: "Whatever you do, don't commit any code before you go home tonight." #
- @pslohmann of course you would do that in reply to pslohmann #
- @zalmander or would they be an authority? in reply to zalmander #
- Netflix iPhone app is pretty awesome. #
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- Lunch: pulled pork sammich, fried okra, and mac&cheese. God bless the south. #
- @agrude "Honestly, your honor, I really believe that people who get arrested must be guilty of SOMETHING, so we should lock them up." in reply to agrude #
- I always name the big one after @whodamanny #
- @TheStarterWife I wonder how many of your followers expected to see something in those bras in the video. in reply to TheStarterWife #
- Headed into the office for Friday v2.0. #
- @bamabecky Amen! Music to my ears. in reply to bamabecky #
- If yesterday was Friday v2.0, today is the beta version of Monday. Headed back to the office. #
- @TheStarterWife You and me both. The only condolence is college football fast approaching. in reply to TheStarterWife #
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- @jdwilson2 I'd probably have reversed that and be the one doing the cobbing, but some guys are into different stuff. in reply to jdwilson2 #
- @xnotch Is the login timeout on the server configurable? Seems like any delay in response from minecraft.net results in "took too long" msgs in reply to xnotch #
- @xnotch would love to see /offline and /online server commands so that a server wouldn't have to be restarted if minecraft.net hiccups. #
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- @zalmander niiiiiice in reply to zalmander #
- Retweeted and signed. RT: @TheStarterWife: #NEEDAGINANDTONICSTAT #
- @KatiePie7 Scout cried once for about five minutes on the first night I got him and that was the end of it. in reply to KatiePie7 #
- @KatiePie7 She's adorable! in reply to KatiePie7 #
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- Shit. Just. Got. Real. RT @tndotcom: TN Titans sue Kiffin, USC for interfering with the contract of RB coach Kennedy Pola http://tnne.ws/2ff #
- Fight discrimination against the thin! http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-50…..91704.html #
- My dinner: pumpkin pie and a yuengling http://twitpic.com/29k7d8 #
- @eirishis How much money is wasted on useless senators in senate debates? in reply to eirishis #
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- @Culligan27 Oh dear god. Between that and NCAA 11, I'm going to need someone to pry the controller out of my hand. in reply to Culligan27 #
- Crazy story about a guy who "solved" the old Press Your Luck game show (NO WHAMMIES!) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Larson #
- @alana_g Those are some gorgeous pits. in reply to alana_g #
- @dunaewa I wanted to see knife porn, but the bitly url was no good.
in reply to dunaewa # - @JohnDavid_XII Karma doesn't care that your pride and joy wasn't man enough to finish the game, nor that your D couldn't stop a freshman. in reply to JohnDavid_XII #
- @edsbs mmmmmm ham bars. in reply to edsbs #
- @edsbs Every game counts, unless you're in a non-AQ conference, and then they only count if a bunch of other teams lose. in reply to edsbs #
- @liquidindian If I start holding myself out as hip or trendy because I'm super health conscious, then yes. Yes, you should. in reply to liquidindian #
- @mattschuh No kidding. Disassociating Bush was one of their punishments. Might as well give convict a medal for serving jail time. in reply to mattschuh #
- @BamaBeat Did 'Bama deny that the NCAA wants to talk to Ingram at all, or that he's the target of an investigation? (witness vs. suspect) in reply to BamaBeat #
- @pslohmann Woo! Manly loh wins out! in reply to pslohmann #
- @pslohmann They'd better be manly sparkles. in reply to pslohmann #
- @bylawblog Keeping a blog anon. is 100x harder than not. FWIW, I guessed it was you when you linked TBB from your blog. in reply to bylawblog #
- @bylawblog Having been party to a few anony-blogs in my day, there's no way I'd have outted you. That's one reason I never asked you abt it. in reply to bylawblog #
- @Yahoo @YahooGroups what can I do about spam groups/messages when complaints to Abuse don't work? Group won't let me unsubscribe. #
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Apparently our efforts to “go green” are hampered by . . . ourselves:
We drink Diet Coke — with Quarter Pounders and fries at McDonald’s. We go to the gym — and ride the elevator to the second floor. We install tankless water heaters — then take longer showers. We drive SUVs to see Al Gore’s speeches on global warming.
These behavioral riddles beg explanation, and social psychologists are offering one in new studies. The academic name for such quizzical behavior is moral licensing. It seems that we have a good/bad balance sheet in our heads that we’re probably not even aware of. For many people, doing good makes it easier — and often more likely — to do bad. It works in reverse, too: Do bad, then do good.
“We have these internal negotiations going in our heads all day, even if we don’t know it,” said Benoît Monin, a social psychologist who studies moral licensing at Stanford University. “People’s past behavior literally gives them license to do that next thing, which might not be good.”
This is all to say nothing of the token environmentalists who do it to be trendy. Listen: if you think cars are going to cause catastrophic global warming, but you drive one anyway, you’re either lying or a hypocrite.
- @ajthompson6 That sounds far dirtier than it should. in reply to ajthompson6 #
- @bylawblog Is sending a university vehicle to pick up athletes from jail kosher? Seems like something they wouldn't do for other students. #
- This is why I'm having a good morning. http://twitpic.com/24×2tp #
- @jdwilson2 it's a tricky pairing, I admit. in reply to jdwilson2 #
- @AunteeL Don't judge. Wine pairs excellently with kid cereals. in reply to AunteeL #
- Myth: Ziemba loves #Auburn too much to leave. Fact: The NFL doesn't condone chop blocking like AU does. #rolltide #
- @Devin10237 Thanks for your hard work on the NCAA 11 rosters — which 4 teams do you have left? in reply to Devin10237 #
- @Devin10237 Awesome! in reply to Devin10237 #
- @tacojohn @zalmander I don't agree — if someone falls over dead, that's a pretty clear sign that something is wrong. in reply to tacojohn #
- Quoth @MattLeinart: "we still played every game the way we had to" and by that, he means: with ineligible players. #USC #cheaton #
- @sgisasi #ifyouaint #039;cheatinmaybeyourprogramisgoodenoughtowingameswithoutit in reply to sgisasi #
- @bamabecky Amen, sista. in reply to bamabecky #
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