This is great: How to stop recruiters posing as applicants pic.twitter.com/vzqSBldLPQ

The office "you broke the build" mascot.  http://twitpic.com/cncnnd 

Geez… Google removed 8.8 million lines of code from blink!  http://www.favbrowser.com/google-removes-8-8-million-lines-of-webkit-code-from-blink/ …

.@brendaneich just demoed a full FPS driven by Unreal Engine ALL in the browser. Think about that for a moment. #jquk

Yes! SourceTree is available for Windows! Great to finally have a decent GUI for git!  http://bit.ly/WBrmvy 

@jegtnes  http://bit.ly/ZAPtIl  looks interesting too.

Whoa! Just found out about  http://bit.ly/XInchw  by @leaverou - as can be expected, it's awesome! #regex

NO… WAY! This is amazing! “@emmafgreen: Did you know the LOTR timeline is hidden in your Mac?  http://bit.ly/V7U1TR ”

@laurakalbag Installing packages then becomes: Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+P -> Install -> Enter -> type package name -> Enter

I love how #sublimetext scores the highest here: http://t.co/yq4ueeQw @sublimehq

@onishiweb @jack_franklin I found this slide deck to be pretty informative:  http://www.slideshare.net/jaguardesignstudio/why-zsh-is-cooler-than-your-shell-16194692 …

@addyosmani Narrowed it down to this animation (and the rotateIn one):  https://github.com/remybach/chrome-twilight/blob/master/Custom.css#L544 … It works fine if I comment that out :/

Great idea by @aerotwist here on reducing browser repaints while scrolling:  http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/speed/unnecessary-paints/ …

I love the random themed Octocats you get on @github's "No unread notifications" screen.

@laurakalbag @aral Or more verbose: laural balkag?

@jack_franklin Just saw your last tweet… reveal.js has presenter notes functionality :)  https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js#speaker-notes …

@gryghostvisuals @arleym Agreed, but for a personal site it's perfect! Just busy redoing mine with Docpad and loving it!

Generating a docpad site using @gruntjs:  https://gist.github.com/remybach/5498981 …

@pixxel @shanehudson Drag (from the top of the screen) and dock it to the left. It's then always visible though.

 http://js2coffee.org/  by @rstacruz has been invaluable to me having to learn coffeescript for this new project.