I was a Palm user back in the black and white days of the Handspring Visor. I've also used the Palm VII (briefly), and the Treo 600. Oh yeah, and the Tungsten E, and also a Dell Axim (obviously not Palm but MS mobile). I liked Palm OS for a long time, but the Treo made me switch to a to a Blackberry 7800 (loved it). I now use a Tmobile G1. It would take some time for me to warm back up to Palm. Interested in how the Pre works out.
- Nate
It's weird. I've upgraded 4 of my machines (iMac, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and MacMini) and they're all working fine. I haven't had any of the issues that Zeldman et al have been reporting.
- Jordan Brock
I have got 10.5.7 on my MacBook and it seems ok so far.
- Tom Horn
I hadn't even heard of any issues until just now.
- Aaron Hood
I suspect it's some haxie or SIMBL that is the culprit, and not 10.5.7. Been a smooth upgrade on 4 different machines.
- Byron McCollum
As much as I love my Apple-stuff, I've declared a one week moratorium on all updates.
- Bill Alpert
I do the same as Bill, wait for any catastrophic failures to appear on the blogs. If nothing after a week, I install so I've had it for 2 weeks now.
- dthree
I installed it a few days ago and things seem to be running fine for me.
- Mathew™ aka Youngblood
Mac Troubleshooting 101: Create a new user and see if problem persists.
- Byron McCollum
What Byron said. Create a new user to test if the problem might be your account or some special software installed. More importantly, there have been no broad reports of problems with 10.5.7. Upgrades went smoothly and no wide-spread issues have been presented. More than likely, it's something wrong with your setup.
- David Chartier
I have not noticed any problems til this time.
- Ashish
Thanks for the heads-up - I was just about to let it in... Peace!
- Rocky Barbanica
A surprise thunderstorm took out Charter's internet for 8 hours in Rancho Cucamonga, and don't even get me started on their billing practices
- Bill Alpert
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My broadband was down for SIX months once. BT was doing somthing ingenious with the phone lines in that time..... grrrr. Dial up never worked either. Thought I'd die.
- Roberto Bonini
Well.. at least the live stream is still up for TWiF
- Anton
Comcast was down or unreliable in many places in Seattle yesterday because of our "scorching" 85-degree heat. Somebody has to review their maintenance plans.
- Michel Goldstein
Michel: The hubs were probably overheating due to poor ventilation.
- Jason Hansen
My FIoS is running so nicely out here in Virginia. Had to taunt. I hope they get things fixed soon, Leo!
- Mike Lewis
Jason: I guess they probably don't design their network ventilation for the week or two of heat the we have a year here...
- Michel Goldstein
I've sometimes considered having two seperate providers just to have continuous service.
- Robert Hafer
I got both an ADSL line and a Wimax service as backup, cant depend on 1 link these days..
- abdulla77
Used to have comcast, we'd get random downtime w/out a warning or a heads up at all. Plus my dad haterd paying so much for verey little speed. Now we have AT&T and it's hardly ever down and it's faster than our old comcast connection.
- Patrick
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I am sure that Leo is recording and will repeat. Plus, someone from ODTV will eventually get it.
- Steve Hampton
But if you believe the commercials Comcast is better than FIOS. I love my FIOS.....
- Rocco Biscieglia
Steve Hampton, Leo has no (scheduled) shows on Fridays (TWIF is the only show - so far - on fridays from the TWiT cottage) and the streams are not going out on comcast so there should be no interruption with the streams
- Chris Heath
I know. But for some reason, BG is having issues this afternoon. I am watching on Ustream. Quite an impressive demo of the new Palm Pre.
- Steve Hampton
Indeed pay per tweet could ruin Twitter. If you want to watch a constant stream of commercials, just flip on some network TV. So much social networking is already thinly disguised promotion
- Bill Alpert
I think this would suck. I would be part of the backlash against this. If someone's paid to tweet, it's no longer authentic conversation. There's already too much promotional crap on Twitter already. Even on our i.TV corporate feed, we stopped promoting ourselves so much and started interacting with our users. Believe me, they like it better and so do we. Now we primarily use Twitter to communicate with our community.
- Justin Whittaker
This would be a bad idea. It won't ruin Twitter, but It would make it that much harder for twitter to monetize its services.
- Dilip Dand
I"ll never tweet again, if i have to pay for it. i'd just use friend feed and facebook.
- Dan
http://www.dubmenow.com This is Chris Hopkins co-founder of Dub. They are working on a new version that hooks up to Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and other data that will come in late June. @dubmenow is his Twitter address.
- Robert Scoble
Hey Robert, Check out My Name is E, they already handle Twitter, FaceBook, etc. Let's set up a demo when your free. (fyi, I am on their Board)
- khrisloux
So is this like a plaxo client for the phone? (i.e. canonical copy held be web service)
- Boris Gordon
Looked great but was immediately disappointed that it didn't work in Europe. US only at the moment.
- Angus Neil
After using it, it seems to be missing useful features. You can't add a profile picture. You can't add a paragraph to list personal or professional information. Essentially, it's just contact information. Why not leverage the power of this being electronic and add features?
- Paul Maez
Why can you only add one IM service and one Social link? No pic either?
- Shawn Hickman
I have to wonder whether these types of applications can ever really generate the traction needed to become anything more than a passing fad. If you want to exchange business information why not SMS/email/whatever your .tel address? Or is no-one using .tel?
- Gee Ranasinha
To answer and ask you a question, what is .tel?
- Brian Bufalo
from IM
No software to install, and works in every country. Here's my info if you're interested http://kexino.tel
- Gee Ranasinha
Gee, does that mean that everyone has to buy a .tel address?
- Shawn Hickman
err...yes, in the same way that you'd buy a URL. But at about €15/$20 per year it's not that bad. What I like about it is that all your details are stored directly in the DNS without the need for an application, website or anything else and the information is accessible from any device.
- Gee Ranasinha
Reminds me of the old Palm Pilot; let you "beam" your contact info via infrared. That was great fun
- Bill Alpert
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