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this is amazing! I m all of a sudden craving cocoa puffs.

that's a common problem I've been noticing lately. People can't take the blame when they made a mistake. It's whether they blame someone else or they divert the subject. It's so hard to apologize or say "yes, I did it" and then move on.

I m on Mint and it works.LMDE though. Chrome.

there's vulgarization and vulgarization...I like the example of the required tags. It's really accurate... not.

are you putting yourself on a pedestal?

these are just labels man!

and he was the happiest when he found the "sweet spot" on stage.

as the great Tony Williams

I just looked at one of the pages and by looking at the data, it looks like it's from Brazil. Portuguese names,portuguese passwords. That was the page with L-O.Not Portugual either, Brazil. So a good sense of observation I have.

Elvis is 77!

check out: Marquis de Sade. 271 years. That makes him a really old pervert.

there should be 2 values at each corner to make it more complete.

_Why? Ha ha! What a joke!

I started with Logo Turtle...

I wish I could upvote this more than once. Damn! Bliss.

it's Kafkaesque! as in the Trial.

I'm also using Mint but LMDE, the debian version with XFCE as a desktop. Cinnamon looks alright but XFCE is nice on Mint.

I like the t-shirt and the bag too. You can clearly see it hasn't been screenprinted. It's been done in Photoshop.

around the time of SOPA, at least 1 out of 10 posts was a post related to it and people were discussing about it. Now, it seems like people don't really care. I think they've won and we're now their little cyberbitches. What can I do, I'm Canadian. I'll just wait like a lot of people..

the woman didn't decide her fate. It was accidental. He accomplished something with resilience. Why do we have to compare everything in terms of heroism? Who cares about heros. The lady wasn't a heroine neither is he.

It's valid HTML5 but I can't get used to not close list items and even the body.

did you look at how the demos are structured? That's what I did. Like with wordplay for example since it's more elaborate than the todo.

He's the original co-founder of Seaside, the Smalltalk framework. He then went to work on a startup called DabbleDB and at Twitter. He's like the Steve Albini of the tech world. Really brilliant guy. He also gave a talk that was called "Rails is obsolete(so's everything else)" in 2010 I think.Check out his talks here: http://blog.redtexture.net/2010/10/30/avi-bryants-presentati...

I get a 500 internal server error

!!!!!!!+?

online there's browserling and browsershots.Also Netrenderer is not bad.These are mostly free. You can install VirtualBox if you're on Linux and want to test for IE and not use Wine.And Microsoft has virtual machines, I forget the name,but you can install different versions of IE on the same machine(here: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=11575). You can also use the Opera mobile emulator to test for different devices.

Stallman is a god. He even has his own perfume, GNU.(ah, yeah I forgot it was an April's fool...).He has to be revered. I bet there's people that have his poster on their wall. Imagine, I heard there's a Stallman cult in Ohio.

Plaid -[scintilli(any track)] Celebration -[What's this magical] Beach House -[Teen Dream] Aphex Twin -[Chosen Lords] The Jam -[Any song] Autechre -[any album, any track!]

CSS-Tricks for css tricks! Smashing Magazine for Design in General. Abduzeedo for Photoshop-Illustrator tutorials. Codrops for cool jquery ideas. http://www.awwwards.com/ to get ideas and be inspired. Stack Overflow for technical questions. and so many more that I can't name them all. I also just discovered this site for HTML5 resources: http://html5bookmarks.com/

I would put the columnists and bloggers section on the right side, under the search widget. It looks empty a bit. That's just my opinion. Reilk is absolutely right though.