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Wonder when people in the UK will start questing why we have NSA base in the UK http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_Menwith_Hill… with 1,200+ NSA staff
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Victoria Walberg
@glennjones Maybe @markthomasinfo could fly over again with a hot air balloon (and wondering why that isn't on the Wikipedia page) – Victoria Walberg on twitter
Glenn Jones
@vickyjo loving the James Bond music http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBksQsAZ2hQ… - maybe the NSA removed the link from Wikipedia :) – Glenn Jones on twitter
Jon Archer
@glennjones I heard it's to keep you safe from the enemies of freedom ;-) Too many people are half-blind to reality and/or naïve sadly... – Jon Archer on twitter
Victoria Walberg
@glennjones :-) Wow, I can't believe that was 1999 – Victoria Walberg on twitter
OH: "Big data = teenage sex: everyone talks about it, everyone thinks everyone else is doing it, so everyone claims they are too."
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PrivacyMatters
@benadida the best description I've heard yet! :) – PrivacyMatters on twitter
Keunwoo Lee
@benadida that joke is making the rounds; also I've heard "...and the few who are doing it, are mostly doing it badly" – Keunwoo Lee on twitter
Adam J. Slagell
@benadida I'll show you my data, if you show me yours. :-) Works on many levels – Adam J. Slagell on twitter
OMG ΉΆXOR
@benadida @MarioVilas and those who say they are doing it, are really just playing with themselves at home? – OMG ΉΆXOR on twitter
Julien Grenier
@doriantaylor @benadida and the "bros" are getting the fame. – Julien Grenier on twitter
Franck Berkowicz
@benadida @manhack "…and the few that are actually doing it are doing it bad" ;-) – Franck Berkowicz on twitter
Guillaume Bregeras
@benadida @manhack And more & more are doing it... Under armour at least http://m1p.fr/Az3 – Guillaume Bregeras on twitter
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Jack Appleby
Plotting a splinter group of quiet-ones to head to a cosy pub and forgo the karaoke and dressing up work do on Friday evening. – Jack Appleby on twitter
@jackappleby keep me informed maybe back in Brighton later on in evening, don't fancy the karaoke
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Jack Appleby
@glennjones yep will do – Jack Appleby on twitter
Jack Appleby
@glennjones Me gone home but the rest still out @jameswragg @AlastairDigby etcs - try them if you're about. – Jack Appleby on twitter
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Glenn Jones
Slides from @asyncjs talk on @hapijs - http://glennjones.net/presentations/2013-10-10-be-more-hapi… the code is on github - https://github.com/glennjones/be-more-hapi … – Glenn Jones on twitter
Srdjan
@glennjones, @hapijs looks really nice. but example in the slides uses GET to add numbers? "method: 'GET', path: '/sum/add/{a}/{b}'" – Srdjan on twitter
@djidja8 was not sure what verb/input type to use there, how would you have designed it? Went with get url as sum result does not change
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Srdjan
@glennjones maybe: method: 'PUT', path: '/sum/', config: { handler: handlers.sum.add, body: '{arg1: {a}, arg2: {b}}', ... – Srdjan on twitter
Slides from @asyncjs talk on @hapijs - http://glennjones.net/presentations/2013-10-10-be-more-hapi… the code is on github - https://github.com/glennjones/be-more-hapi …
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Srdjan
@glennjones, @hapijs looks really nice. but example in the slides uses GET to add numbers? "method: 'GET', path: '/sum/add/{a}/{b}'" – Srdjan on twitter
Glenn Jones
@djidja8 was not sure what verb/input type to use there, how would you have designed it? Went with get url as sum result does not change – Glenn Jones on twitter
Srdjan
@glennjones maybe: method: 'PUT', path: '/sum/', config: { handler: handlers.sum.add, body: '{arg1: {a}, arg2: {b}}', ... – Srdjan on twitter
Tristan Bailey
@glennjones looks good just does not show up on my phone right – Tristan Bailey on twitter
Glenn Jones
@tristanbailey thanks for point out the mobile issues with slides, may have to move from http://markdalgleish.com/projects/fathom/… to http://shwr.me/ – Glenn Jones on twitter
Avoiding Digital Feudalism http://thelink.is/avoidingdigitalfeudalism… How we must embrace experience-driven open & indie data to safeguard civil liberties.
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Javier Usobiaga
@aral @i_am_prometheus that’s a tomorrow’s spoiler! – Javier Usobiaga on twitter
Aral Balkan
@htmlboy I am sure very few people who will be at the event tomorrow will see it (and it’s not a whodunnit) :) +@i_am_prometheus – Aral Balkan on twitter
Justin Troutman
Popcorn, check. Headphones, check. Video of awesome new talk by @aral, check. – Justin Troutman on twitter
John Kneeland
@aral very cool. Can we do something about analog feudalism too? http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2013/10/05/california-s-new-feudalism-benefits-a-few-at-the-expense-of-the-multitude.html… – John Kneeland on twitter
Aral Balkan
@SirKneeland I hope so, but I’ve got my hands full with this at the moment :) – Aral Balkan on twitter
Looking at writing UX http://medium.com, http://iawriter.com - anyone know other clean and compact editing experiences to look at
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Brian Suda
@glennjones http://www.ommwriter.com is an early one that I used. Minimal UI, mellow sounds interesting inputs. – Brian Suda on twitter
Morgan Roderick
@glennjones I enjoy markdown in my favourite editor, and a markdown preview app occasionally – Morgan Roderick on twitter
Andrew Nesbitt
@glennjones @TryGhost – Andrew Nesbitt on twitter
Paul Silver
@glennjones I use Bean on OSX, it's a free, cut down writing program. Not too minimalist, nice default set of information displayed – Paul Silver on twitter
Andy Dennis
@glennjones Mou, Ullyses III and Marked (on Mac App Store) are all interesting. I'm keen to play with StackEdit too: http://benweet.github.io/stackedit/ – Andy Dennis on twitter
Jeremy Keith
@glennjones http://editorially.com/ http://onword.co/ – Jeremy Keith on twitter
Glenn Jones
List of surggestion people gave for clean and compact writing apps - http://onword.co/4818 thanks everyone for the pointers – Glenn Jones on twitter
Doing a @asyncjs talk on HAPI - a node.js framework designed to provide the perfect foundation for API's. http://asyncjs.com/be-more-hapi/ @hapijs
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Rocky Pulley
@glennjones do you prefer hapi to express? – Rocky Pulley on twitter
Glenn Jones
@rockytriton HAPI - but I am still using both, HAPI has the upper hand for sites where the consumers are other computers – Glenn Jones on twitter
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Paul Eustice
@glennjones How have you been getting on with the HTC? I'm considering buying one, but might wait until stock Android version reaches UK – Paul Eustice on twitter
@PaulEustice HTC One hardware is great. The HTC Sense wrap of the UI sometimes gets in the way. For you I think stock Android
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Paul Eustice
@glennjones Exactly my thoughts. Fantastic hardware. While sense is quite nice, I don't want to root device to remove Blinkfeed crap! – Paul Eustice on twitter

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