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RT @dailyoffersapp: Just created a Facebook page for the app. If you like it, then please Like us! https://t.co/6FFZYRSvOq
RT @mattgumbley: New blog post: A social network on your terms: decentralised #p2p #jxta #scala https://mattgumbley.wordpress.com/2013... - interested?
RT @dailyoffersapp: Daily Offers #dealoftheday Apple AppleCare protection plan for iPad (each), £51.75 at Asda.
I think this is probably the best article I’ve ever read on @daringfireball, it’s a devastating take-down: http://daringfireball.net/2013...
RT @dailyoffersapp: In search of the perfect radius: http://radesign.in/in-sear... (Daily Offers uses the correct formula for the icon on its About screen).
Holy biscuits, believe the hype, @crashlytics is amazing! A lot of work went into this product and it shows. It's extremely polished.
If you answer a question on Stack Overflow 4 years after it was asked, chances are it's no longer relevant for the developer who asked it.
Life isn’t fair: he planned a robbery, attacked a train driver and died in his sleep at 81: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news...
1976 Lamborghini Countach LP400 "Periscopa" Goodwood Festival of Speed 2009 - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
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Reflector.app is amazing, AirPlay mirroring of your iOS device to your Mac for less than a tenner. I'm sold! http://www.reflectorapp.com
On Days Like These on the radio. Impossible to hear without thinking of the beautiful Lamborghini Miura being written off in The Italian Job
I don’t know why NASA didn’t coat the Space Shuttle with fruit crumble, as my own testing when washing up shows it’s completely impervious.
Reading Pitch Perfect about app marketing. There’s an entire section where they recommend a video demo making app and get its name wrong!
RT @RogerQuimbly: Recreate the thrill of Twitter when offline by writing bon mots on scraps of paper and stuffing them into the pockets of passing strangers.
Is it me or is Google Apps Mail’s spam filtering crap again lately? Letting email through that I’ve repeatedly marked as spam previously.
What’s Crashlytics’s business model? How do they pay for their data centres? If I sign up, will I start seeing adverts in stack traces?
Crashlytics looks great. Why is it free? What’s the catch?
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