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@omrisancho Is it possible you mean the speed of sound at sea level?

@omrisancho Ahh, I don't think it is possible to reach the sound barrier via gravity. You wouldn't even get close.

@angiemeeker I guess I'll have to watch it afterwards 🙁

@SiobhanPMcKeown That's also using YouTube, so is down too 🙁

@SiobhanPMcKeown Thanks 🙂

@angiemeeker Thanks. I don't have a TV here though.

Is anyone else managing to watch the skydive? All I get is a loading symbol on the YouTube stream 🙁

@markoheijnen I hope I fixed the typo on your name before you read it 😉

RT @kovshenin: Asking for help with your code without at least indenting it properly, is like going to the dentist without brushing your …

@TCBarrett I ended up going for a Samsung GS3, so not quite "phablet" territory, but big enough for most things IMO.

@TCBarrett I've considered buying a small tablet before, but decided I'd make better use of a big phone.

@TCBarrett I don't know anything about that sort of thing. I always buy my own devices.

@jdub lol, where on earth do these nutbars come from?

@bluelimemedia Thanks. And yeah, three tracks is too much.

@TCBarrett A phone that's big enough to almost be called a tablet. Like the Samsung Galaxy Note.

@pgibbs That is very very short.

@TCBarrett Buy a phablet instead.

@miss_jwo @no_fear_inc @chrislema Thanks 🙂 Your suggestions are somewhere around what I had in mind. The 60 min talks I find a bit long.

@karmatosed me too

Question to WordCamp attendees. What is your preferred talk length?

@konstruktors @hanlasse Chrome Remote beta is another alternative … https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chrome-remote-desktop-bet/gbchcmhmhahfdphkhkmpfmihenigjmpp

@omrisancho It wasn't Celine Dion either, but I get your point.

@omrisancho I don't know what Calin is, but yes, similar.

Why is Facebook telling everyone what I've looked at? So much for stalking in privacy!

@alexkingorg Congrats on Twitter Tools 3. I hope it's a worthy replacement for the now sadly defunct Wickett Twitter widget.

RT @alexkingorg: Twitter Tools 3.0 is now available! http://alexking.org/?p=14672

@Japh Thanks for the input. I'm confused though. What is the plugin reminding you to do?

@bronsonquick I update my own sites with SVN. Backups I plan to do with cronjob and S3CMD command line tool.

@benjaminbradley Dang! More praise for @infinitewp 🙂 I'm glad I suggested it to my colleagues this morning.

@bronsonquick We need a few more features than just auto-updating, so @infinitewp is looking promising so far.

@zedejose Hmmm. Well I've only been using Norwegian so hopefully they're not like that.

I'm liking these responses for opinions on @infinitewp 🙂

@zedejose Fascinating. I've actually launched sites by downloading the EN version, then dumping in language files.

@zedejose I wasn't aware there are any localized PHP files apart from the wp-config file.

@zedejose Do you mean that the language files don't update?

@zedejose What specifically is the problem with updating non-English versions?

@zedejose Most of the sites we'll be updating are non-English versions of WP.

@zedejose I love that it's a hosted platform rather than trusting a third party with my client data.

@Rarst Come post at @wprealm and you too can join the cool club 🙂

Messing around with http://infinitewp.com at the moment. Anyone have experience with it? Good or bad?

RT @WPRealm: Are your plugins secure? A new post by @ryanhellyer http://wprealm.com/blog/are-your-plugins-secure/

Another blog post by yours truly on @wprealm .. http://wprealm.com/blog/are-your-plugins-secure/. Are your plugins secure?

RT @WPRealm: From WP Startup to Hiring Your First Employee http://wprealm.com/blog/from-wp-startup-to-hiring-your-first-employee/

Yay! I received a random out of the blue email thanking me for the help I've given the WP community 🙂 Small gestures mean a lot it seems.

@jarledb $10 is chump change. Thanks for fishing out the info. 🙂

@jarledb Ohhh, unlimited forwards on google apps would be very handy 🙂

@jarledb I think there's a limit to how many accounts you get for free. Plus requires routing it all through gMail. We just need forwarders.

@jarledb Yes, I use gMail. Not sure what your question is in relation to though.

I've made my recent medical investigation public for anyone who may be interested … http://www.facebook.com/ryanhellyer/posts/10151253931936789

@konstruktors Blargh, grammar/spelling has lost me for the evening.

@konstruktors I use a native application on my phablet anyway, so not to worried about that.

@konstruktors Ahhhhhh! I thought you were talking about Facebook performing medical stuff. I confused easily.

@konstruktors Facebook aint touchin' nuffink of mine!

@konstruktors WTF?

I'm thinking I should stop evangelising Facebook this evening. I don't even like that damned company! In fact, they're kinda evil.

I was too sick to do much, so I'd have just lied there feeling sorry for myself and maybe died if it wasn't for Facebook. @jmuenster

Posted symptoms on Facebook once & my friend Rachel picked me up 5 min later. Almost ended up sliced open for appendectomy then. @jmuenster

I've used Facebook for medical advice multiple times now. Works great 🙂 @jmuenster

TweetDeck just updated. Everything looks bigger and fatter, yet cleaner at the same time.

@jmuenster https://www.facebook.com/ryanhellyer/posts/10151253931936789

Thank the almighty gods for Facebook. Without it would have no reliable source of medical advice.

I'm getting really really sick of dealing with email hosting this week. I know nothing about it and want to wash my hands of it!

I need a hosted mail system which will let me forward emails to other addresses. Any ideas on a cheap solution for that?

1x highly productive day at work completed 🙂 It feels great to accomplish a lot in a short space of time.

Google Multi-fac Auth is way easier than it was. I haven't had ANY problems!!! The WordPress plugin is much better too http://bit.ly/gmultifac

@andrea_r Hmmm, tempting. That had better be a damned good cake though!

@andrea_r I think I'll stick with chilling out here 😉

Damn I'm efficient! I had a freakin' massive TODO list two days ago. Now, that list is almost totally demolished 😀

@keithdsouza Bummer. Hope the bride is okay with you bumping for an F1 race.

@pearsonified Have people been using Feedburner because they thought it was the "safe route"? If so, they must be very stupid people.

@pearsonified I've been saying that for years. People should have realised the risks when they decided to use a hosted feed service.

@adampickering_ I was disappointed with CloudFront too until I used @blitz_io on it and found my load times plummeted.

@adampickering_ Have you tried ramping up the traffic and then testing the speeds? Amazon CloudFront seems to go faster with more traffic.

@Krogsgard I solved it by making the child theme the parent theme. Functionality was a bit hard to move into a plugin.

@Krogsgard Templates and functionality.

@Rarst I heard it was a custom built thing.

@perricollins I pitched a blog post to @wprealm about it, so you may find I've written a blog post on the topic in the next few weeks 🙂

@bluelimemedia I am 100% convinced that responsive is perfect sometimes and that custom themes are perfect other times. Depends on situation

@perricollins Yes, I had to write a plugin to do it.

@bluelimemedia Ahhh, I see. Excellent idea. I should definitely write something about that.

@williamsba If it's just CSS, I'd have got them to use the Safe CSS plugin.

@bluelimemedia Grandchild themes? Not likely. I really don't like the concept.

@williamsba I'm surprised you've ever found a use for such a thing

@williamsba @ryancduff I don't consider that a grandchild theme, that's just a different CSS file. I need to make actual template changes.

I figured out how to force mobile devices to load specific child themes without bugginess … http://pastebin.com/vtxKxbTG @phenomenoodle

Has anyone out there tried to use a child theme for a mobile version of their site? I'm trying, but failing.

@phenomenoodle That code is not working properly with a child theme 🙁 add_filter('template', 'change_theme');

@Tarendai Instead of a build case, I'll probably stick with smacking the developer on the back of the head next time I see them.

@Tarendai Tool = text editor, instructions = remove "template". Done 🙂

@Tarendai @BoweFrankema I removed "template" in the style.css file. Theme still works just fine 🙂 So much for "Twenty Eleven" child 😉

@Tarendai I may just un-child theme the child theme. It has almost ALL of it's own template files anyway. It's a stupid child theme.

@Tarendai @BoweFrankema Child themes make it easier though.

@BoweFrankema I think I'll just need to work around this issue, perhaps by jamming everything in the regular child theme.

@Tarendai I haven't made a mistake, the person who made the thing I need to child theme made a mistake by also making it a child theme 😉

It seems that grandchild themes do work, but they're not supported by core and buggy. Thanks to @BoweFrankema @ryancduff @Tarendai for input

@ryancduff Some muppet set me up with a child theme of Twenty Eleven which I now want to make a mobile child theme for.

@ryancduff It's the "not legit" issue that concerns me.