Nick Charlton:
Last week I got carbon fibre in my finger. Today, it was a piece of high speed flying brass.
I probably shouldn’t buy a laser anything.
Nick Charlton ooh, flying brass sounds painful. What was it making it fly?
.Jeremy Keith you're wrong! Twitter have done us all a huge favour by preventing the zombie apocalypse: http://photos.waterpigs.co.uk/p/ps
#TIL how to chamfer leather. Approximately 2 sheep worth of leather goes into a traditional pipe organ.
#indieweb proposal: Favicons + apple-touch PNGs for easily discoverable profile pics. Goes against discovery principles, but it’s already in wide use and well supported.
Andrew Clarke:
There must be a technical name for grippy grabby lines. Buggered if I can think what it is.
@Malarkey grip affordance?
I love going for a walk and having bats flying around my head.
Topics for today’s #waltersfamilynightin: Iteration vs. Reiteration: Which one is which? And John Walters’s Strange Wheelbarrow Accident
Paul Boag:
I have been thinking about intranets lately. More later in the week. For now I just want to kick off a discussion. - http://t.co/YQB8ybmH
@boagworld idea RE time zone tweets: how about using time zone hashtags so people can filter out the ones they don't want? E.g. #pdt, #utc, whatever.
Never trust anyone who has a nise glouse in side yak. Some Indian Guy
Wikipedia article of the week: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_silent_musical_compositions
A lovely example of delightful typography I found in Cardiff: 
James Whittaker:
If you are building a product take a screenshot on every release for posterity. Looking back shows just how far along you have come.
@jmwhittaker Aral Balkan even better, make a time lapse of the website. Pefect use of version control :)
HOW have I not heard of mustachify.me before?!
Simon Willison:
I'm talking about Lanyrd's mobile strategy (iOS and mobile web) at #fowa/#fom12 this afternoon http://t.co/FKBfhvDw
@simonw wish I was there, Lanyrd’s homescreenable(?) mobile website is one of the best examples I’ve seen so far.
I decided to use Monolog for logging in #php, and I haven’t been disappointed. The ability to log PHP to Chrome is nice too.
Jack Way approximately 34,300 tracking attempts blocked in ~5 months. The max I’ve ever seen per page is ~20, average of ~5.
Nick Charlton I haven’t given it a go yet. Better than Shadow/Edge Inspect?
@malarkey WTF?! “Dear sir, I cannot read your content because THERE IS A FUCKING MAN SHOUTING OVER IT”
Some of the social advantages of s/app.net/#indieweb: http://www.mattheerema.com/web-tech-design/2012/10/the-app-net-plunge-and-related-social-media-realizations/ /via @sophiedennis
Jeremy Keith
Jack Way