Out of the Premiership. On the verge of being dumped out of Champions League but at least Liverpool have the best squad and manager in Europe. YCNMIU.
- Andy C
http://twitter.com/niczak -- I tweet about the following: Programming, databases, parenting, living & enjoying life, and involvement in lots of local activities here in Northern Nevada.
- Nicholas Kreidberg
I have most of you (didn't have Valeria for some reason, but just added), mine is http://twitter.com/jungleg -- see you on the other side ;)
- Jorge Escobar
http://twitter.com/dennis_... (don't forget the underscore) What do I tweet about? Tech, fiction, art, music, politics, comics, and of course my fiction. Occasionally some Seattle or Bremerton related stuff. I also have TwitterFeed tweet my blogs, and I always tweet from Flickr.
- Dennis Jernberg
http://twitter.com/glenc but I have to warn you, I stopped following people on Twitter a while ago. I have about 300 subscription notices (unread) in my email.
- Glen Campbell
i post about film and television editing/post production, I'm a bit of a gadget nerd, and i like anything funny on the web. i love followers... http://twitter.com/toddzelin
- Todd Zelin
I'm sure you're all interesting but following 6,000 is my limit. ; )
- Liz
http://twitter.com/cgranier - I tweet about many things -usually tech-oriented, reply to everyone who @'s me, and have lately been posting a lot about #FreeMediaVE, bringing attention to the struggle against communism in Venezuela. Feel free to follow me. @ me for a quick follow back. No spammers please.
- Carlos Granier-Phelps
Thank you all. I hope at least some follow me back else I'll hit my follower limit soon. ;-)
- Kol Tregaskes
http://identi.ca/andyc Microblog about all sorts but mainly OMB and how much I dislike inferior legacy services. No names, no packdrill.
- Andy C
http://twitter.com/Felter i tweet about all, but i don't retweet my FF message. From twitter to FF only. if you follow me in FF, you can read my tweet.
- Felter Roberto
from twhirl
You know, you could have just started feeding in your tweets here and achieved the same, right? Or would that have been too subtle?
- Mr. Gunn
http://twitter.com/glitterpoet Don't mean to offend but it's usually not religious. Porn, drinking,dancing, music,makeup....I still do healing work. I just don't talk about it much anymore.
- Gabrielle V
My twitter stream is the typical... random thought bubbles, food porn pics, and shared items relating to technology, politics, and $$$. http://twitter.com/sean808080 is where you find me. Oh and I like unicorns and fairy dust.
- sean808080
@fossilhuntress or fossilmaitress (I kept getting my email cracked and getting locked out hence the duplicate); all content, linked to digg, delicious... mostly science, paleo and random banter...
- Fossil Huntress
http://twitter.com/wangyip - mostly stuff from FF (tech, startups, web apps, sometimes things about math, medicine, fitness) - I've followed a few here on tech stuff (Edit: Thanks Kol for the thread)
- Wang Yip
http://twitter.com/eoghann... - I post sci-fi news (tv, movies, books or comics I'm probably a fan of it), some tech stuff and the occasional round of venting.
- Eoghann Irving
"Oh yeah and another thing. I am a great one for checking out the competition. Unless you do I don't see how you can assert X is better than Y but I genuinely surprised to see you running Windows 7 in a VM. Did you shell out good money for that ? Did you acquire it from a dubious source (just for evaluation purposes you understand) Do you have other Windows dependent folk in your household ? What ?"
- Andy C
"I always like to hear people's personal experiences of how, what, why and when they chose Linux (or any software for that reason) or maybe why they didn't. On Windows, I also got sucked into shelling out good money for commercial anti-virus packages (and subsequent annual updates) by the fear, uncertainty and doubt and eventually ditched Norton Internet Security after I realised it was killing my machine. I have to say after a couple of weeks running Mint 7 (but longer using Linux servers), the first thing that struck me was that everything worked - out of the box. My Wireless card, my printer, my wireless mouse, my scanner - everything. No need to hunt down for that driver CD. No need to find the Canon driver from the Web site. It just worked. Secondly, the sheer wealth of high quality free software available on Linux is genuinely staggering. Also, it is so easy to find and install the software compared to Windows. It literally is a one-lcik operation. That is a much underrated..."
- Andy C
"What is say is all very true. So true in fact, you wonder why Disqus can't implement those heuristics into their anti-spam measures. If a spammer leaves identical comments on N different blogs within the last N hours then clearly that is spam."
- Andy C
"Trevor - thanks for posting your candid views of why you left Habari. Very interesting. I think the comparisons with Wordpress are slightly unfair. Automattic is a company with paid, full-time employees whereas Habari is a community of volunteers although I take your point about the dearth of people developing plugins and themes. I think the issue of locating plugins and then struggling to locate the right version of the plugin for your version of Habari is a serious one and one which is alientating potential Habari users. Thanks for the pointer to Scanty - looks interesting. Andy"
- Andy C
"Eat up your greens, David. There'll be no pudding for you until all those those peas have been eaten up. Open wide - here come the Choo Choo."
- Andy C
Thats why I have a self imposed 'no comment' rule- that way I can't tell the difference between people not reading it or reading it but not commenting.
- Adam Wilcox
Interesting. I guess we just differ. I think comments (no matter how infrequent) are an important part of blogging. Mind you, they are so fractured maybe you're right it doesn't matter any more. For example, I can comment on your blog posts here on FriendFeed/GR/Twitter etc. I guess you don't waste any time whatsoever moderating comment spam which has to be good :-)
- Andy C
"I'll be posting more about my day to day experiences with Mint. After all, the courtship and first date is one thing but there's simply no substitute for living with someone for a whole week. I was pleasantly surprised about how much of Mint just worked out of the box. I guess the only installation steps that might intimidate newcomers is 'Partition Disks' but you get that if you are installing Windows. Thanks for being the freedom loving angel perched on my left shoulder responsible for these voices in my head :-)"
- Andy C