• Digitally Imported Electronic Internet Radio

  Rather, refound, I used to listen to Digitally Imported internet radio all the time in my college years. I recently rediscovered my love for it while telling a friend about it. In case you didn’t know, I <3 all music electronica.

• TiltViewer Flash Image Viewer

  The first time I saw this viewer, it was over at Signal Noise and I thought it was pretty cool. I used to love flash and flash image galleries, but since, my love for flash has faded. Nevertheless, this is still a rockin’-cool looking flash image viewer.

• Buero Ink

  Markus Shaefer’s logo work is stunning as well as his minimalist site. Even though my work doesn’t reflect it, I love minimalism and simple, monotone forms.

• display:inline-block;

  During my day job at Dealerspan as a UI designer, our target broswer is Firefox 3+. This means I get to use display:inline-block; all day long and it is such a time saver. No more floating!

• :hover:focus

  If you ever want to simulate an “onpress” selector in CSS, this is handy. Use a:hover:focus.

• “Star Wars” – an a capella tribute to John Williams

  This a capella video is amazing. From Star Wars to Jaws to Jurassic Park, I nerded out!

  I suggest a new strategy: let the Wookie win…

• Wilson Miner’s Website

  I love Wilson Miner’s minimalist site. Wait…he did the redesign for Apple.com? No wonder I like his style.

• Apple Keyboard

  After asking a ton of people on twitter, I broke down and bought the new apple keyboard. I love it. It so totally rocks compared to the plastic breadbox I was using before.

• Cold Calling Monetizing for n00bs

  A legit way to monetize your blog or vlog. Just call the company and ask them!

• Coda updated to 1.6 Plugins Available

  Of the myriads of updates and new feautres that Panic packs into every update, one feature stands out from the crowd: Plugins. That’s right – you can develop your own plugins for Coda. That’s freaktastically rad.

That’s it for today peeps. Let me know if you like this and want me to keep it up. Cheers!

• command_tab – Collin Allen
• ridlo – James Ridle
• lmarburger – Larry Marburger
• alanhogan – Alan Hogan
• lovskogen – Tor Løvskogen
• bryanveloso – Bryan Veloso
• lashakrikheli – Lasha Krikheli
• mschoening – Maximilian Schöning
• thursty_thurst – Thurston Elfstrom
• webdav – Dave Simon
• denhamcoote – Denham Coote
• xENo – Jimmy Thomas
• markjardine – Mark Jardine
• mheerema – Matt Heerema
• CoryDuncan – Cory Duncan
• jtkendall – Joshua Kendall
• natalie – Natalie Jost
• falkowski – Brendan Falkowski
• indiqo – Maximilian Bartel
• theblahman – Daniel Barrett
• cdharrison – Chris Harrison
• lukesh – Francis Lukesh
• jmathias – James Mathias
• lealea – Lea Alcantara
• snookca – Jonathan Snook
• gotwalt – Aaron Gotwalt
• elihorne – Eli Horne
• friarjohn – John Bedard
• ikkekietje – Sarah
• unqueram – Michael Unquera
• jking – Josh King
• webgeekgirl – Christine Kringle
• DraStudio – Oscar Cortez
• n0s0ap – Ben Lew
• prof – Gerald Scheetz
• iamkyle – Kyle Sollenberger
• imjustcreative – Graham Smith
• reybango – Rey Bango
• SuzanneE – Suzanne Elfstrom
• shawnw – Shawn Wallace
• lillianb – Lillian

I’m not going to categorize these people at all. They aren’t necessarily designers, programmers, zookeepers, athletes, etc. They are fun people that make being on twitter fun for me. They converse, respond and at times initiate conversation with me. Without them, twitter wouldn’t be worthwhile. It seems to me that they are also good people and don’t have issues with talking to anyone, so follow them and they may follow you. Happy twittering!

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