@rwd @jensimmons The way it’s often used, display:none is like throwing everything into the closet when visitors are coming over.

My initial reactions to Responsive Web Design by @beep: http://bit.ly/klIMPv /@abookapart

My students are quite excited after their Git intro. Eventually I hope to make them submit assignments as pull requests. / @jensimmons

.@readmill update! “Abandoning books now works properly”. No longer will your books mewl plaintively from the side of the road as you leave.

I have the new @beep book. @abookapart is the Pixar of web design publishing.

Used @readlists on @tealtan’s interview with @formfuture, sent it to @readmill for highlighting. Content is flowing, don’t try to stop it.

@stuntbox This is what happens when you burn the village to save it.

You could draw a parallel between HTML5 (vs XHTML) and @markboulton's idea of "Designing for the Mess" #aea

As an exercise I’m reading @karenmcgrane’s “Content Strategy for Mobile” entirely on my phone.  http://www.abookapart.com/products/content-strategy-for-mobile …

@maxfenton Wait wait. You could pay them to promote a tweet asking them to fix the DMs.

Trying to perform Inception on coworkers with the @abookapart lineup.

@aworkinglibrary [Leaves Keynote Tweet at dead drop. Scurries away.] http://t.co/hiwvw1tM

As soon as you order the replacement lens cap, the missing one will reappear. It is known.

@kissane The robots said they would fabricate Mr. Richardson themselves.

It turns out sleep is the biggest productivity hack out there.

@maxfenton @caseyg I was just thinking, “hey—some of this stuff works so much better via apprenticeship”.

@aworkinglibrary Of course they are. One’s an alien, and the other is what I do for my wonky knee.

In that last tweet the robots end the book by having pie, leading me to believe that it was ghostwritten by @aworkinglibrary and @beep

@tealtan @rogre We still love you, irregardless.

@tealtan Saw a glimpse of your calendar for the day. This explains a lot: http://t.co/FWE3W9Ex / @fchimero