July 2015

People-powered: each week a randomly selected group share their top campaign issues. Read more http://t.co/jAtwq6QMEK pic.twitter.com/6IANtmhsZu

— 38 Degrees (@38_degrees) July 20, 2015

If you care about thinkpads Lenovo are running surveys on which of their recent bad decisions to maybe undo: http://t.co/VULd3I27tX

— Vivek Das Mohapatra (@ersatzmaus) July 20, 2015

Argon2, the winning function of the password hashing competition https://t.co/ViBYcM9TQ2

— Frank (@jedisct1) July 20, 2015

If you care about the BBC,please read this by Stewart Lee. http://t.co/yaYMtO7f6p. Govt mounting a show trial against the BBC.

— Armando Iannucci (@Aiannucci) July 19, 2015

Dangerous announcement in the House of Lords goes unnoticed. We can fix that. Please RT and contact your MP about it https://t.co/FTT7HDzhNw

— Jacky Davis (@DrJackyDavis) July 15, 2015

So @neilhimself says we Brits absolutely WIN at the awkward apology: http://t.co/o5kGoDQ81p pic.twitter.com/s772cvGOVr

— BBC Radio 4 (@BBCRadio4) July 18, 2015

Please complete this form : https://t.co/0JwtrRXBf4 – The BBC needs our support. Remember , it's much more than TV. #bbcMicro #Microbit

— Computing History (@computermuseum) July 18, 2015

As an example, @NatGeo videos are HTML5 from Mobile, but Flash-only from desktop. Stop doing that!

— Diego Elio Pettenò (@flameeyes) July 18, 2015

The worst part about Flash is how many websites have HTML5 videos on mobile, but still refuse to use it on desktop, forcing you to flash.

— Diego Elio Pettenò (@flameeyes) July 18, 2015

.@Glinner have you seen this Japanese artist who draws a Father Ted picture every day? http://t.co/bQPf95Ttbq #tedaday

— ░░░░░░░░Halloween prick░░░░░░░░░░░ (@alan_butler) July 15, 2015