<p class="paragraph"> #adobemuse WTF

browser spitting, cool. http://t.co/NcmYtAj / cc @vasilis

http://areyou.partofhtml5.com/

reading @chrisdavidmills piece in .net magazine:  http://www.netmagazine.com/features/2012-2013-web-standards-perspective?utm_source=html5weekly&utm_medium=email … opening a ton of tabs for every link in it. great stuff, must read.

good post by @ppk on css prefixes. http://t.co/GI45zkxM

if you thought that Internet Explorer 5 on mac was the greatest browser on earth, you may be a web design OG #design_og

"@mattgemmell: How to deal with large amounts of email like a normal person. Managing email realistically: http://t.co/ZRhCDfiM" genius.

@mollydotcom I don't think that <data> has the <time> for jokes...

If you don't want the default webkit style.
input[type="search"] {
-webkit-appearance:textfield;
/* textfield instead of searchbox */
}

Smokescreen is a JavaScript library that reads SWF files (incl. AS and renders it as animated SVG: http://smokescreen.us/ /via @mathias

#html5 developers, read this: http://diveintohtml5.org/table-of-contents.html

In IE6 and IE7, if you use a different word in place of !important (like !hotdog), the CSS rule will still be given extra weight.

@robertnyman @mollydotcom @brucel child element: <comment> attribute "troll"

can has time travel ;). http://t.co/oaBJWTlq

wheee, new blogpost: http://t.co/ctxFVaIi first one in a gaziljon years.

ah, before you guys forget: Microformats still rule :) http://t.co/YKCpL8GF

#html5 for web designers: http://t.co/xqJIapW4 (for @dadesigndoctorg and @jillyrocket ) / via @vasilis

great piece about html5 for non techies. http://t.co/xqCf0slN

css pseudo elements in webkit : http://t.co/ctoW3sE / via @robertnyman

harry potter in 7 minutes :) http://t.co/ZLj55R3