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Mozilla offers do-it-yourself mashups for all | News - Digital Media - CNET News - http://news.cnet.com/8301-10...
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Now that we know that John Edwards had an affair and probably fathered the child, one good thing is that we can stop talking about tire pressure gauges. :-)
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WeeWar and Social Media - http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r...
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Look, it is me! - Cheers David!
- Alexander Kohlhofer
You did a great job Alex, thanks again!
- David Knight
David congrats on the guest post! I actually read it in full :-)
- Mike Fruchter
Thanks Mike! It was a bit long but I couldn't bring myself to cut out any of Alex's responses.
- David Knight
Easy Tweets - The Multi Account Microblogging Platform - https://easytweets.com/
David Steven, Shinya ICHINOHE, Ian May and 4 other people liked this
It's a great way to manage multiple Twitter accounts via the web. :D
- Daynah
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How many do you have?!
- Mona Nomura
My only problem with EasyTweets is they started dropping my feed. Not cool...
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Mona, I only have 3 twitter accounts.. heh
- Daynah
A friend of mine has 12! Many of them are work accounts though.
- Louie
I *think* that at this time, I can pass on it, as I only have ONE Twitter account. YAY! Something I don't need to download right now . :D
- Ian May
Creative Commons covers EPIC FU :) http://creativecommons.org/weblog...
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v cool
- David Steven
Babelnote » You think you want a distributed Twitter, but you don’t - http://blog.babelnote.com/2008...
siavash, Rishabh Mishra (p248), Dave Martin and 3 other people liked this
great article. thx for sharing
- Marcel Weiß
That was an unconvincing article. I still want federation!
- Mike Keliher
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Hoping in an interesting discussion here - I feel that the post itself is short-sighted and self-confident.
- Opensource Obscure
When people say they want 'federation' do they mean that every post from every user on every server should go to every other server? Or are they willing to accept that they'll only see future posts from their friends on new servers? In which case each server only has to handle receiving messages for the contacts of their users.
- Adewale Oshineye
Just saw a guy crossing himself before heading down into the subway. Hmmm.
Eitan Burcat, David Steven, linkman77 and Kfir Pravda liked this
Jeff - something he knows that we do not?
- Sanford
Tim Oren's Due Diligence: Burke's Law of Metadynamics - http://due-diligence.typepad.com/blog...
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"Systems dump excess energy in the form of structure." Genius! via Johnnie
- Adriana Lukas
cf Joseph Tainter: "1. Human societies are problem solving organisations. 2 Sociopolitical systems require energy for their maintenance. 3. Increased complexity carries with it increased costs per capita; and 4. Investment is sociopolitical complexity as a problem-solving response often reaches a point of declining marginal returns." Not as pithy, but interesting all the same. http://tinyurl.com/57qt4j
- David Steven
@davidsteven - thanks for the kind wishes. re: the working - in truth, the new wife 'convinced' me to get on with it!
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You think you want a distributed Twitter, but you don’t - http://blog.babelnote.com/2008...
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Re-posting my comment from the blog: The reason you don't get much spam on Twitter is that you can't send messages to groups of people... You can post statuses, and anyone who's chosen to follow you will see it, but it was their choice to follow you. You can send individual direct messages, but that's one-to-one communication and doesn't scale like spammers like. With Email I can just send messages to multiple addresses. Similarly with a Jabber server using pubsub, if I run my own and enter false subscriptions, I can spam a whole slew of Jabber addresses. The distributed model would make this trivial, and spammers would certainly take advantage. Yes, Email and IRC are stable... but what could they have been? What if you'd been able to easily define email forms that people could fill out and return? All of the things built on Lotus Notes were an attempt to turn Email into a more valuable business tool, but the standards made those innovations a lock-in to one platform (and a poor one at that)....
- Jason Carreira
Did you delete my comment?!
- Cyndy
No, you commented on the Hunting the Fail Whale post
- Jason Carreira
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