(Editor's Note: We Apologize for the Incorrect Capitalization in the Above Tweet. It Should Be Written âGithUBâ, As Interacting With Multiple Instances of Identical Data Is Undefined Behavior)
— ReductRs (@reduct_rs) January 8, 2019
As of this evening, we're closer to the Year 2038 problem than we are to Y2K. pic.twitter.com/VhY6eHm1hf
— Tom Scott (@tomscott) January 9, 2019
why are they âcurse wordsâ and âobscenitiesâ and not âprofane and profane accessoriesâ?
— Emily St (@emilyst) January 8, 2019
That specifically says âdo not share on social mediaâ..... 😒
— Suzanne McKenna (@Shoregirl333) January 6, 2019
Looks like board member Jill Speering is organizing a protest for next weekâs board meeting. She is encouraging teachers to show up in masks and make national news. https://t.co/IgdiLURVAM
— Zack Barnes, Ph.D. (@zbarnes) January 5, 2019
New year, new upgrades.
— GitHub (@github) January 7, 2019
Introducing unlimited free private repositories, and a new unified Enterprise product.https://t.co/6YB1BynM4A pic.twitter.com/0EXJO8MqEu
Wordpress is fucking stupid. If you schedule something for *in the past* it should say "er, are you sure?" instead of just immediately publishing the post.
— Matthew Hughes (@matthewhughes) January 7, 2019
How medieval scholars implemented browser tabs pic.twitter.com/Ecicdmpye7
— wallingf (@wallingf) January 4, 2019
