Justin Ferrell

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My most recent posts from Threads and Mastodon.

Do you block the same blog and its author every few months because you find their writing pretentious and self-important?

Do you inevitably unblock them when a single good post is making the rounds and you feel like you're missing out, only to realize eventually that they should have remained blocked?

Captain America PSA
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x oNcE aGaIn MaRkS tHe SpOT

A screenshot of a social media post by Elon Musk, showing his profile picture, username, and the text "Zelensky has gone too far." The post includes engagement metrics such as comments, shares, and likes.
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Really beyond stoked with how the branding turned out for our next app, Rideo. Out soon!

@presidentaudra and I have been using it so much, I can't believe we didn't build it sooner.

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Really could not be happier with how the branding has come out for Rideo

⚫🔴🟠🟢🔵

Rideo: Local Video Player Black, red, orange, green and blue letters. Rideo: Local Video Player Black, red, orange, green and blue letters.
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I have to assume Clayface in 4D means they glue you to the chair.

A man with clay skin and long hair melting. The text includes "FEEL IT IN 4DX", "CLAYFACE"
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Checking Apple Music every day for the entire month of October to see when the Halloween edition of The Crate will be released

Charlie it's always sunny acting crazy
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Michael Giacchino is one of the all-time great film composers and his score for The Batman is perfect spooky season working music.

Plus he works incredible dad jokes into the titles of so many of his songs

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Can you even say you're building a CSS grid if you didn't have to draw it by hand to wrap your mind around it? #webDev
#Web Dev

a hand-drawn diagram on a dotted notebook page. There is a vertical column of four boxes on the left, labeled 1, 2, 3, and a fourth box split into "B" on top and "A" on the bottom. To the right, there is a horizontal row of boxes labeled 1, 2, and 3, with a smaller box labeled "B" at the end. Below the first box in the horizontal row is a smaller box labeled "4A".
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When we are watching a show that comes out at an exact minute (Lanterns, right now) the web developer in me gets stuck thinking about how they actually handle a "to the second" launch.

The episode has to be in the REST API already, right?

To beat CDN, etc. and then validate the time client side?

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