This week in Twitter 37signals Apr 23
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Highlights from this week’s 37signals staff posts at Twitter.
If someone doesn’t understand something maybe you aren’t explaining it well enough. — @jasonfried
Cool is a detail, useful is a quality. — @jasonfried
CPU usage and load is not a good gauge of your infrastructure. Users just don’t care. What matters is the user experience. — @j_m_williams
My son came in 5th (out of 11) at his first pinewood derby. Good fun! Makes me want to build a track :) — @jamis
I wish the iPad passcode could be immediate for intentional locking (pressing the button) and timed or disabled for auto-locking (sleep). — @rjs
Brevity respects the reader. — @jasonfried
Some letters from people who’ve read REWORK. Thanks everyone! http://37signals.com/rework/letters — @jasonfried
Another musical gem: Turkish Taksim Trio’s heartfelt simplicity through absolute mastery http://bit.ly/nIFS6 — @jsierles
It’s highly annoying when people use terms like “For me, personally”. I know it’s for you, personally because you keep saying “I”. — @shClever iPad split keyboard concept from @srobbin: http://srobbin.com/blog/concept-ipad-split-keyboard/ — @jasonfried
interesting how the roman numerals for 1-8 sort numerically, as well as alphabetically. — @jamis
My thought process whenever someone gives me a Hotmail email address: “What is this, 2003?” — @mattlinderman
There’s lots to like about the UI on the Droid Incredible: http://bit.ly/9Ljffh Good to see competition for Apple. — @rjs
Desktop keyboards should come with trackpads built in. Would love to get rid of my mouse. — @dhh
This is spot on: RT @mtnygard: New blog post: reality is usually messier than you think, especially regarding failover: http://bit.ly/d6xyDc — @markimbriaco
A recording of my interview on The American Entrepreneur radio show. Hosted by Ron Morris: http://bit.ly/9ph2CX — @jasonfried
Does anyone else still prefer email newsletters to RSS feeds? Nielsen’s Alertbox remains a great example: http://bit.ly/aoHmfr — @rjs
When the people building a feature don’t actually use it, it’ll probably stink. (via @dhh) — @mattlinderman
Apple innovates, sells, innovates, sells, innovates, sells… PC manufacturers sell, sell, sell – then wonder why they don’t make any money. — @kiranmaxweber
The Sartorialist on inspiration in the abstract: http://bit.ly/d0IIxH — @rjs
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