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bear (aka Mike Taylor)
Operations and Messaging infrastructure grunt for Seesmic. Interests include XMPP, Python, Ruby, Tall Ships and anything Japanese.
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Scobleizer
didn't know that - to be honest I avoided Foursquare *because* of the game aspect :)
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I use Latitude in my personal life - it let's people know (as a remote worker) if i'm "in my office" or not
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is talking about, his "super" tweet will allow 3rd party devs to become partners with Twitter as the clients have to help
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: Whenever you see my demo slide live at
#crunchup
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http://www.techcrunch.com/2009...
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not surprised at all you have one - now if you don't have it wired to a temp sensor with a feedback loop .... ;)
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I've been on twitter for 2 years, 11 months and 4 weeks - according to
http://howlonghaveyoubeentweeting.com/
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wondering if my own update shows the avatar thingy
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mattcutts
: Wow:
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009...
YouTube adds speech recognition->text captions. Also, YT will take raw text and time-align w/video.
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ianbicking
will pip solve my package config and install angst?!? keen minds require info!
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RT @
gwaveguide
: Gina's Google Wave talk is on YouTube now, only 15 minutes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch...
(for you @
twephanie
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ComcastBonnie
I've already retracted it - and yes, I am very quick to jump. But you've been helping me break that habit
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davewiner
my Seesmic Web interface is showing the map pin - so your geocode came over just fine
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ahh the joys of a 20mbps cable connection: download speeds slower than my old dsl line :/ I must be on the "heavy user" list today
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hmm, ok, maybe it wasn't comcast putting my link in the penalty box - Chrome is pulling it just fine now - I must have caught a bad mirror
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hmm, ok, maybe it wasn't comcast putting my link in the penalty box - Chrome is pulling it just fine now - I must have caught a bad mirror
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ahh the joys of a 20mbps cable connection: download speeds slower than my old dsl line :/ I must be on the "heavy user" list today
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hmm, need to find out how ChromeOS will handle USB devices that are *not* mass storage related
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danbri
that is simply amazing! i'm loving the idea of blending foaf+ssl to create identity
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VikiTech
I'll pass that onto the support team (the folks behind @
askseesmic
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VikiTech
they said that ChromeOS runs *web* apps, so that means any web app hosted anywhere (or it should :) )
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that is simply amazing! i'm loving the idea of blending foaf+ssl to create identity
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Rackspace must be giddy with news of ChromeOS - all of the ChromeOS web apps will need back-end servers and storage
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anyone else struck by how much ChromeOS reminds me of the days of terminals and mainframes?
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so - ChromeOS means goodbye to private information if everything is required to be stored on the internet?
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congrats on having Wokkel packaged for debian (unstable) ! great news!
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senfo
Wave allows for collaboration with documents that are not owned by any one device/person - cloud editing
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bear
ChromeOS == vt100 <-- you said it more succinctly than I did
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Google Wave starts to make a lot more sense now when you think of a lot of ChromeOS connected users
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feeling like I did when I first walked into the Heathkit store and discovered the world of computers: ChromeOS, Scala, Go, Android and Cloud
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ahh - let me check myself in to the google readjustment center
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