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El día de descanso por la Revolución Mexicana será sólo el 20 de noviembre de 2009, y en 2010 el día 22, la burrada de dos fines de semana largos fue un error en la redacción de la nota de El Universal http://docs.google.com/gview...
Pues no, de acuerdo al recuento de la sesión donde se discutió esta reforma, sí se descansan el 16 y el 20. Aquí está bien detallado http://j.mp/2W6X2 dice "Con base en esas consideraciones y con la anuencia de los integrantes de la comisión, queremos poner a su consideración precisamente donde el artículo tercero menciona: "... como excepción a lo dispuesto en la fracción VI, para el año 2009 el día de descanso obligatorio será el viernes 20 de noviembre", así dice. Debe decir: "... Como excepción a lo dispuesto por la fracción VI, durante el 2009 será también día de descanso obligatorio el viernes 20 de noviembre"." O sea, el "también" indica que serán días de descanso obligatorios tanto el día lunes 16 como el viernes 20 de noviembre de 2009. Falta que se publique en el Diario Oficial pero la única razón que puedo pensar es que estaban dormidos y votaron levantando la mano así al bravazo.
- gabo
Me robaron la confianza - El Universal - México - http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/nacion...
Caminó envuelta en las llamas que dejó el avión tras desplomarse. Entre una nube de humo y escombros, Patricia suplicaba por ayuda. Nadie la veía o todos la ignoraban. Ahí, entre la confusión del estruendo, dos extrañas se le acercaron para asaltarla. Se llevaron su bolsa y la abandonaron con el fuego aferrado a su cuerpo. Desprotegida, visible sólo a las cámaras anónimas de los celulares, avanzó unos 15 pasos más tratando de salvar su vida.
- gabo
Aprendiendo a imaginar - http://aprendiendoaimaginar.blogspot.com/
diseños gratuitos
- gabo
The Time Traveler's Wife Ending Changed - http://www.pajiba.com/trade_n...
God, the twattery! I hate that they changed the ending.
- maria rocio
now I just want to get the book first
- gabo
The book is absolutely gorgeous, read it first, it won't take you very long, and changing the ending really, really ruins it.
- maria rocio
Notice - I just made an app for avid Google Reader users. I'm opening a (very) limited Alpha. If you want in, @rizzn me and let me know.
ElijahBailey-Zu of FF <0,, Igor Varyvoda, Kol Tregaskes and 21 other people liked this
yes please!
- Robert Scoble
Bring it on, Mark.
- Louis Gray
yes please, but with a question - for mac? or win?
- Jordan Brock
It's a web based app that syncrhonizes either your GSRI category *or* a tag of your choosing to your Twitter account.
- Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins
from IM
so, it's a mechanism for sharing google reader articles with your twitter feed?
- Jordan Brock
Heavy FF fans may not want to forgo the setup they already have, but there are a few benefits to this that I'm writing into the app (as opposed to simply copying and pasting or using FF to syndicate to Twitter)...
- Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins
from IM
For instance, there will be a small toolbar that you'll be able to turn on and off that will include your comment (if any), and instead of linking to an interstitial page from Twitter, it'll go directly to the source.
- Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins
from IM
just something I made to simplify my own sharing habits, but thought others might be interested in trying.
- Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins
from IM
Yes, please, I am an avid Google Reader user and sharer
- Douglas E. Welch
from twhirl
Yes, me to.
- Pierre Beugnot
+1
- Adi
I am a heavy Google Reader user, please !
- Jim Braux-Zin
Can I test your google reader alpha thingie? :)
- Andre
Cool deal - I'll send invites (hopefully, assuming I get these last couple bugs squashed) tomorrow via FriendFeed direct message to everyone who left a response above this comment. We'll call this the Alpha, and if things work fine, we'll open it up again to some more users. Thanks for your interest, everyone!
- Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins
I use Google Reader and share/tag big-time. I'd like to add one feed.
- Wallace
i want to play!
- michael sean wright
I spend about 4/5 hours a day on GReader, can you send me an invite? Thanks! :D
- Francesco Marconi
I'm as avid as they get! I'd love to try it!
- Michael Fidler
Count me in, very avid Google Reader myself.
- Tyler Brownfield
Sure, why not. There isn't a decent greader app out there now. Hook me up!
- Sebastiaan van den Akker
i'd be interested as well, i live in greader and need a better way to access it without having to run a full browser instance...
- Thomas V. Fischer
BTW, if you're interested in being in the Alpha, you'll need to add me back to get the DM from me.
- Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins
Interesting. yes please....
- Roberto Bonini
Would love to be involved. Big fan of Google reader and daily user
- Jamie Vidamour
would love to use it too
- Bailey McCann
Yes thanks..
- Peter
I'd like to take a peek at that please.
- gabo
Yes please.
- Kate
I'd appreciate if you would include me.
- Lawrence Di Stefano
from Nambu
Please? I hit about 4,000 items a week.
- Alex Scrivener
I would like to try it out. I have been using byline and am not impressed.
- Drew Lucas
I would love to try it out.
- Phillip Harrington
*puts hands up* ME! ME! :)
- Chris Clayton
me me me meeeeeeeeeeeeeee please. GReader is a part of my morning tea ...
- Mohamed Salem Korayem
from twhirl
I want in on your app please:)
- Nicholas James
I am trying it on my azentrepreneurs account, because my shared items already feed to Twitter from the hardaway account and I forgot how I did that originally and thus can't turn it off;-) How tech savvy am I?
- Francine Hardaway
haha. Are they being syndicated through FF, perchance?
- Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins
from IM
Yes please!
- Sally Church
OK, everyone else that I haven't sent an invite to either through Twitter or DM here, send me an email to guesswho@rizzn.com. The DMing and @ing on Twitter is getting out of control, so I need to move it to a place where I can actually manage the flow a little bit. Anyone who doesn't email me before midnight tonight won't get in until I do the next round.
- Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins
Does this do the same/similar thing to Twitter Feed?
- Simon T Small
Can I have in please, Mark? :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
And can I have one, please? :)
- Igor Varyvoda
I'd like if you still have a place for some tech-hippie. *)
- ElijahBailey-Zu of FF <0,
Las mejores herramientas de Twitter - http://www.rosauraochoa.com/2009...
Rosaura Ochoa - Social Media Blog
- gabo
tiltshiftmaker - http://tiltshiftmaker.com/
Transform your photos into tilt-shift style miniatures
- gabo
Cuanta estupidez y falta de conocimiento se puede leer por Twitter. Me pone malgenio. Voy a tener que limpiar mi lista de contactos.
Mariano Amartino liked this
mejor seguilos en friendfeed! ;-)
- Christian Van Der Henst
El botón "unfollow" no está demasiado muy lejos
- gabo
The Pictures of the Hell - http://hellvilledeluxe.loleando.com/
Fotos de Hellville De Tour 2008-2009 de Enrique Bunbury
- gabo
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- gabo
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- gabo
10 reasons why Twitter Direct Messages suck (and so do Facebook’s) - http://scobleizer.com/2008...
Marcel Janus, Daniel W. Crompton, Nikpay and 64 other people liked this
What I would like to see is an auto reply that directed the sender to your preferred method of communication. I also REALLY like what BlackBerry does on their OS where all Instant Messages and all emails (from up to 10 accounts) come to one in box so I don't have to jump from IM client to IM client. I hope BlackBerry greatly expands that concept to include Twitter and FaceBook. It's the only mobile OS that I've seen that consolidates messages in the default (ie not 3rd party) inbox.
- Wayne Schulz
I agree with most of the reasons - but, sometimes I like when people make it short and to the point. if they had the ability to write more than 140 characters, they probably would have sent loooong, bothersome email instead.
- Orli Yakuel
Actually, there is this great solution to the problem. I think it is called "e-mail". It is really fascinating stuff. I am not sure why people insist on DMs.
- Rob Diana
Rob: most people are lazy and aren't willing to look for an email link if one isn't provided.
- Robert Scoble
@Rob - posting your email address as-is on the internet is just inviting a ton of spam. It's hard enough dealing with my daily influx of mail as it is.
- Her Lindsay-ness
Lindsay: my email has been on my blog for eight years and I don't get that much spam. That's what Gmail is good at: blocking it.
- Robert Scoble
I had commented on the blog directly, but why is it so hard for Twitter/FriendFeed/etc to provide an email user link? That seems like a simple solution to the problem.
- Rob Diana
the way I see it, Twitter's DM isn't a replacement of email, altough Facebook's messaging might.
- gabo
Maybe an option to accept or not DMs (account-wide) will do the work for all who like them or not imho :)
- George Tziralis
I'm working on an extended profile on http://twitwall.com as a way to try to steer people towards communicating with me more efficiently. I'm always trying to figure out a way to do things the most productive way possible.
- Jannifer @wordsforliving
I think we found this weekend's bitchmeme!
- Rob Diana
If Twitter added RSS to the direct messages page, you would be able to read them on your Google Reader and add tags over there the same way you do on gMail in order to priotize. Responding would require you to click to the Twitter page and respond, even with a longer text because you installed the Twitzer firefox plugin first that enables you to have longer twitter messages on Twitter....
more...
- Bart Muskala - AdNerd Sr.
from twhirl
If people were trying to use DMs as email to reach me... yeah I'd hate them too! I think all of your points are very valid ones. But as the feature is called 'direct message', which could also be 'instant message', it's for something quick that requires a response that is as equally short and sweet. I don't hate the feature. But in your shoes, I would hate how people are using it.
- Wendy Peters
from twhirl
DM's were not intended to replace email but its usage is currently very similar to it.
- Jay
wow! when you put it like that, 'why DM sucks' makes sense. i have less that 100 DMs on TT so i've never had to consider the issue of scaling up to deal with 1000s of messages.
- .LAG liked that
dm's for me are a hitelisted SMS that doesn't leak my phone number. Extremely useful. Scoble following the entire universe spoils the whitelist. Twitter dropping SMS support for DMs outside the US made this less useful, as getting DMs on my UK phone was very handy
- Kevin Marks
from twhirl
My wife and I often use Twitter DM's when she's at work. She doesn't always hear text messages to her cellphone, and she runs Tweetdeck on her desktop there in any case. More to the point, as Twitter is seamless between desktop and cellphone, it doesn't matter if she's in or out of the office. She also points out that she prefers Twitter when she's in the office to SMS, as it's easier to type on her PC keyboard.
- Ian May
The solution seems simple to me... Twitter DM, Facebook Messages, LinkedIn messages, etc should be sent to my email.. I should be able to reply to the message from email and have the service treat it as a DM / Message. This way I can still treat it as I do my email while the sender can protect their email address.
- Bastard Operator From FF
What I don't get is why people respond to my public tweets with DMs, thus forcing a conversation that I WANTED public into being private. And 99% of the time this happens to me, it's not anything that needs to be private. I'd just respond back with an @ reply, but the public conversation is already broken.
- Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
Sean, that is what I have been trying to say. I do not understand why it is such a problem.
- Rob Diana
Rob: the problem is one of revenue, I'm sure. If facebook (for example) sent messages to my email and let me reply there, I wouldn't log into facebook, see their ads, etc. It's a standard Walled Garden problem driving traffic is more important then the service
- Bastard Operator From FF
Sean: I understand that, but if Facebook, etc. made the ability to respond via email something you had to opt-into (not the ability to be responded to in this way, mind, since the email will be transformed back into whatever service it originated from) with the understanding that the email notifications would have their ads in them I'd be fine with that.
- Jason Penney
I don't understand: Twitter DM, Facebook Messages, LinkedIn Messages, all end up in my email Inbox. That doesn't happen with you?
- Glen Campbell
Glen: the issue is that you either can't read the whole message or you can't reply to them via email. Twitter would be the one I'd see difficulty responding to via email due to the 140 character limit. As a user of Basecamp, I've seen what happens with reply-by-email: 90% of the time, the signature gets added to the reply because reply-by-email parsers are pretty bad.
- Mark Trapp
And there are limited options as to what goes to your inbox.
- Chris Baskind
Thought Bart Muskala made a good point. I guess many people here more or less live in their GReader. If twitter included RSS on DMs then with the better GReader lifehacker scripts you could easily view DM page without leaving GReader, as well as tag and sort and search them.
- Peter Efland
Wayne and Jannifer are on the right track. Has anyone come up with a process for managing what they do online yet? I'd love to read it. I would be in favor of an independent place where we could set our preferences for where replies and contacts are sent. By independent I mean Open Source with the data protected from Corporate or Government access other than to feed date IN and get limited data OUT. It would take someone with far more developed skills at privacy and security to know what would be required.
- Internet Strategist
There is so much room for improvement in the way Twitter works. I look forward to seeing Jennifer's work in action and I believe that Internet Strategist and Wayne are putting up great thoughts and ideas.
- Robert Miller
I prefer DMs to @s any day. I hate making my Twitter feed noisy for a response that is only intended for one person.
- Tamar Weinberg
Here ya go Robert -- http://scobleizer.com/2008...
- Jay Cuthrell
Now I know.. make it public the next time.
- Jack
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Deployment tool for setups, alternative to Installshield
- gabo
¿habrá un sitio donde diga la estadística de horas en que más se twittea por persona?
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