It’s funny how an exchange that would have been devastating in 6th grade is playful, flirty banter as an adult.

“You’re a stinkopotamus” “Oh yeah? Well you’re a Stinkosaurus rex”

@karschsp riff on jamieoliver.com/recipes/beef-recipes/good-old-chilli-con-carne with more meat, chipotle in adobo, and chorizo. Sour dough round was bought from local baker.

Homemade chili in a bread bowl. cl.ly/UCCG/image.jpg

Today feels like a good day to make chili.

Hot sauce #protip: If your blind study shows that Frank’s Red Hot and Crystal are preferred over Sriracha, you’ve got the wrong testers.

“Snails and duck bitches, tell us about your woman” - @sdboyer

Kinda great, 25 of the greatest unscripted scenes in film: youtube.com/watch?v=cTFQBHBeleE And 100 greatest movie insults: youtube.com/watch?v=PSEYXWmEse8

@anotheruiguy I believe the answer isn’t to dumb down it hack around for libsass, but to get that up to snuff.

@anotheruiguy Ruby as a dev dependency is different than Ruby as a prod dependency

@anotheruiguy also dev best practices of dev locally means no such thing as non-Ruby friendly enviro. Dev on server only if you control it.

@anotheruiguy @rem if those are the options, I agree w/sass, but a huge number of sass contrib won’t work.

@anotheruiguy @rem Libsass is tracking 3.1.x feature set, initial release April 2011. Approx 3 years out of date.

@anotheruiguy @rem it’s missing Sass 3.2 support and @Extend isn’t usable. Basic var usage OK but wouldn’t do more than that.

@rem Also, I wouldn’t use it yet. libsass (the thing node-sass is built on) is 2 versions behind the current version of Sass (3.1 vs 3.3)

@rem Language is Sass, .sass is whitespace syntax, .scss is CSS superset syntax, libsass only works with .scss

RT @ericjduran: Fastest project ever. github.com/ericduran/commit-emoji I really want this to become a thing. I want to emoji all my commits!

The Incredibles is such a fantastic movie. I would love a see sequel.

@tabatkins Fantastic, thanks.

@tabatkins Hey, is there a good email address I can use to ask you a private question?

@StuRobson @patrick_h_lauke @ppk See snugug.github.io/viewport-test. width=device-width was used to prevent orientation change bug on iOS

@StuRobson @patrick_h_lauke @ppk The issue is that width=device-width lock width to device width and doesn’t update on orientation change

@StuRobson @patrick_h_lauke @ppk IIRC windows phones need @viewport

@StuRobson @patrick_h_lauke @ppk What’s 7.5?

@patrick_h_lauke @ppk but that locks width to decide width, even on orientation change. Far from perfect. Drop that, then perfect viewport.