RT @jaffathecake: Opera’s plea to Apple: stop enforcing a browser monopoly on iOS https://t.co/ksLByCkY4i
Apple have released iOS 9.3.1 that fixes the link bug. Ironically enough froze when clicking https://t.co/F9g9UqQpEL https://t.co/fIWN202wDl
Apple releases Safari Technology Preview https://t.co/tUugYQFQDq
Behind the scenes by @NatAndLo on how the new Google voice was made (and an intro to speech synthesis) https://t.co/uAKjvfIxrU (via @JohnMu)
RT @nicolastorzec: Google adds share feature to Knowledge Graph cards. https://t.co/S4h4EqnqEE
RT @wesbos: 🔥Terminal Tip: Use curly brackets to speed up the creation of multiple files with similar names: https://t.co/yYMkknvFoV
RT @ChromiumDev: Intel Edison + physical web + web bluetooth used together for a full web-based IoT experience
https://t.co/nDhG4Xnk5x
djweitzner Nice piece by @schneierblog “Your iPhone just got a lot less secure, and the FBI is to blame” wpo.st/TtJQ1 #keysunderdoormats
RT @sebabenz: Blogged: How to avoid common mistakes when publishing Accelerated Mobile Pages https://t.co/8ScR8d3NGb
RT @IgorBrigadir: So >140 character Tweets are finally here! (Also: Think of the dataset this will generate!) https://t.co/G3cbvc8HKr https…
aaranged Searching For Google CEO Sundar Pichai, The Most Powerful Tech Giant You’ve Never Heard Of - bzfd.it/1UWZ5NE @mat
You’re technically correct. https://t.co/26pZ3QQIPR
Eddystone Beacon Technology & the Physical Web: https://t.co/4584prShex Detailed article on “what happens on the wireâ€. (via @danbri @bobdc)
andrewsu Map view is awesome #dataviz for #wikidata. eg show all lighthouses & waterfalls in US tinyurl.com/zwz96dd pic.twitter.com/J14srWXhbe
RT @ReaderMeter: “The guide I wish I had read about a decade ago when I migrated into community work with Wikipedia†— @SuePGardner https:…
damiano10 Google Cloud Speech API cloud.google.com/speech/
.@borismus While IMPORTHTML is amazing, for that use case check out the Wikipedia Tools: https://t.co/ntZ1BNrwCV. https://t.co/8T1FYQURn1
wsREST Submit your Web API work now! WS-REST submissions will be published by Springer in LNCS. Deadline extended to 30 March 2016. #WebAPIs #REST
Honored to be one of them :-) Looking forward to the workshop! https://t.co/j8WHx4sx75
kdzwinel We just started serving @brainly style guide over HTTPS to our 60M users. The biggest win? HTTP2! pic.twitter.com/dc7SC3sVds
RT @Rich_Harris: JS PEOPLE: stop going in circles about this npm thing. The solution is very straightforward https://t.co/wbXN4kchZP
Node.js on Google App Engine goes beta! https://t.co/NwuYuC6KfM
@kdzwinel Agree. PSI is still a bit behind, tho. For example, I had to “-webkit-“-prefix flexbox to make it appear right, but getting there…
Incredibly sad & fascinating at the same time—@Wikidata item Q23365300 holds structured data on Brussels bombings 😢. https://t.co/7rOUbLIifj
RT @datenjournalist: “A Google Spreadsheets add-on that makes working with data from Wikipedia and Wikidata a joy“ by @tomayac https://t.co…
@jsalsman (Delayed due to offline vacation) Looks promising; as the authors state, naive matching reveals poor results. Heuristics needed.
@jsalsman (Delay due to offline vacation) They use the Wikipedia API internally, so the results are exactly the same and it should all work.
RT @mahemoff: “Music” generated by /dev/urandom
https://t.co/LQrQnHDYdy via HN https://t.co/sd3CICYT1Z
@kdzwinel (Delayed due to offline vacation) It uses headless WebKit internally (can’t say more 😶), so supports <picture> once WebKit does…
RT @pantojacoder: #Wikipedia’s PageviewAPI at work. See pageviews in Spanish versus Portuguese wikipedia https://t.co/ZSc1xTIX0S (uses @tom…
RT @html5test: Web platform support for search engines:
Googlebot https://t.co/zQix0dBRhY and https://t.co/0RX8hmnI42
RT @Paul_Kinlan: Web platform support for each Search Engine is unknown https://t.co/LImLHxqvLf is a great example. calling @caniuse and @h…
~RT @jermainkaminski: @tomayac [C]ool paper on Wikipedia Tools for Google Spreadsheets. Like the usage scenarios. // https://t.co/g24rrdY4vv
RT @maxlath: @tomayac I quite like level.js for that job https://t.co/WZ3cQ9YEW6 as it opens the door to all levelup goodies :) https://t.c…
RT @nicolastorzec: Longer read on the Wikimedia Knowledge Engine affair: https://t.co/blrgXP2z1m
An asynchronous JavaScript client-side storage API w/ the simplicity of localStorage but w/o its performance penalty mozilla.github.io/localForage/
@mahemoff I use it to say I had to slightly adapt a tweet, but w/o changing its sense. Like in the mathematical “about”:
~42 = sense of life
~RT @mahemoff: Google lets celebs & businesses post directly to search results https://t.co/WxA7Gm0LFi > Google Post—https://t.co/EGE2vOhObn
@peputo ¡Enhorabuena, Señor Doctor!
@JohnMu This should probably be cross-posted to the Webmaster Central blog (https://t.co/k6Iwzgbk7M) for archiving purposes. Great post!
RT @JohnMu: I made a post with our compiled recommendations for JS sites / web-apps: https://t.co/3iwf7yziiG
arkaitz Trump Twitterbot (@DeepDrumpf) uses AI to train itself on transcripts from Trump speeches csail.mit.edu/deepdrumpf
RT @ReaderMeter: How to get real-time data from Wikipedia’s production DBs and export the results into a Google spreadsheet. https://t.co/3…
@kdzwinel This sounds weird indeed. I have reached out to the person in charge internally and hope for an answer.
@yuvipanda @ReaderMeter Carrying the discussion over to GitHub Issue #3: https://t.co/b756rJ7IBr. Thanks.
@kdzwinel The best is its filter_third_party_resources: https://t.co/R2xU0siRnn, currently impossible in the UI, although I have a bug open…
Quarry (quarry.wmflabs.org) is mighty: “Run SQL queries against Wikipedia & other databases from your browser” (& from Wikipedia Tools)
@ReaderMeter @WikiResearch Is there a better way than scraping to translate from query_id (ID in URL) to qrun_id? https://t.co/ysYZgDy8vL
.@Wikimedia analysts rejoice: Wikipedia Tools (https://t.co/nfplt2W8zZ) now has a WIKIQUARRY function. @WikiResearch https://t.co/W5ZXOnJpnu
RT @Paul_Kinlan: https://t.co/9jHfYH1i9H - send your android screen to local machine. Amazing.
RT @johnregehr: “Everything I did wrong as a professor” — yep!
https://t.co/gEBmeVVxw9
@felipehoffa Cool! I saw a talk by @puf on @Firebase the other day. The three of us should talk. On my list of things to try out.
@felipehoffa Thanks. Obviously aware of that. I thought maybe you had a shortcut to more realtime data. I use my https://t.co/nvHaTroKsK.
@felipehoffa Cool stuff! What’s the lag time for pageviews in your Big Query table? How realtime-ish does it get?
googleresearch Learn about some research aimed at bringing route planning to the next level - goo.gl/ja3AaT pic.twitter.com/3FTCz03Umg
dret this is definitely much smaller than a regular person! m.xkcd.com/1650/ pic.twitter.com/MO2jfKGChW
RT @felipehoffa: Oscars 2016: Movies that got the most pageviews on Wikipedia https://t.co/R5ntIiUSrY (playing with BigQuery and @wikidata,…
RT @jimmy_wales: John Oliver on Donald Trump. The best thing you can do for the next 21 minutes. https://t.co/XAa8eT0u8f #MakeDonaldDrumpf…
DROWN: Breaking TLS using SSLv2: https://t.co/mDIwYXWIbf [PDF]
Thanks @pantojacoder for noticing a glitch in pageviews.js where getAggregatedPageviews didn’t allow ‘all-projects’: https://t.co/J10uTEOD00
Turns out w/ all corner cases finding a Node.js app’s root is hard. @inxilpro’s App Root Path Module to the rescue: https://t.co/q7pzYVfMq0.