March 2011
Twitter Blackbird Pie Just Got Even Sweeter →
Last November we launched Twitter Blackbird Pie, a quick and easy way to reproduce beautiful, full-fledged tweets — not just static screenshots of tweets — in your posts, pages, and even comments.
Automattic’s Worldwide WP 5k →
As Scott mentioned in his How is WordPress.com Made? post, at Automattic we work from all over the world, and we use internal blogs for socializing and exchanging non-work ideas in…
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New Theme: Rusty Grunge →
It is time to introduce a new free theme which goes by the appropriately evocative name of Rusty Grunge. It goes without saying, this theme has all the rusty and grungy elements needed to appeal…
Wow Your iPad Readers →
With the launch of Apple’s iPad we have seen the future of computing and it is touch. Nothing matches the visceral feel of navigating your digital world with your hands. The past four…
National Geographic Magazine: "Supermoon": Biggest... →
nationalgeographicmagazine:
(I apologize in advance that this already passed, but did anyone else notice how amazing the moon was last Saturday?)
Andrew Fazekas for National Geographic News Published March 17, 2011 It may not be faster than a speeding bullet, but Saturday the moon will make its closest approach to…
HIRING!
supersonicelectronic:
Supersonic Electronic is looking for a dedicated individual to run things on SE’s Facebook page. If you’d be interested in this please email me at supersonicelectronic.com@gmail.com.
Thanks!
“An average of seventy-four species become extinct every day, which is one good...”
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