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Is something rotten at Apple? - By Farhad Manjoo - Slate Magazine

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I'm about to go buy a couple of other phones and test them side by side against my iPhone for a month. - Jeff Turner via twhirl

TWiT is down - Mark

What the? Slate is still around? - Brandon Werner

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“Finding out that your backups failed last night when you need files back from tape is not a happy thing.”

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Ouch! - Jeff Turner via twhirl

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“Is it a coincidence that the closer someone's twitter follow/follower ratio is, the nicer they seem to be? @Chrisbrogan, @guykawasaki, etc.”

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I have found this to be true. :) - Jeff Turner via twhirl

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“@ResPres i haven't figured out how to plug my phone directly in to my head yet...”

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That's the killer app we're all lookin for. :) - Jeff Turner via twhirl

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Thinking about Hydroponics for Beginners

July 15 at 8:17 pm - Link

I almost never think about Hydroponics. :) - Jeff Turner via twhirl

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hoping my wife’s flight to indonesia is a safe one!

July 10 at 12:40 pm - Link

Sending some positive energy your way. - Jeff Turner via twhirl

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Keepin’ it Simple : The Ant Hill

June 25 at 2:53 am - Link

Antman, thanks. No, making things simple and easy is neither simple nor easy. :) - Jeff Turner

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Using the "note in Reader" bookmarklet for the first time. - Jeff Turner

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U.S. envoy: Myanmar deaths may top 100,000 - CNN.com

June 25 at 2:53 am - Link

Perhaps I'm not paying attention closely enough, but there does not seem to be the same outpouring of help as there was for the tsunami. - Jeff Turner

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“HI:) anyone every visit here? LOL:)”

June 23 at 8:13 pm - Link

No. :) - Jeff Turner

Well we will have to do something about that huh? - chris shouse

Simon published photos on SmugMug

June 19 at 5:09 pm - Link

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A few photos from a vacation last weekend in Dubrovnik, Croatia. - Simon

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Beautiful as usual, Simon. You are an amazing photographer. - Bret Taylor

Rachel and I are going there for our Honeymoon!!! Staying for a few days before taking a cruise along the coast up to Venice. These photos are amazing. - Kevin Fox

These are amazing. Nice work Simon! - Karen Padham Taylor

Thanks :) The city is so picturesque that there is a photo to be taken regardless of where a camera is pointed! Kevin, you'll have a fantastic time. It's a great that you are going to stay for a few days since you can then visit the old town at times other than the afternoon and avoid the crowds from the cruise ships. - Simon

Damn these are awesome. My favorite is the harbor. Serious kudos. - Jim Stanger

Wow. Truly amazing photos! - Jeff Turner via twhirl

Very special, out of the ordinary photos -- love the blue tints. I want to visit this place. - Sean McBride

Hi Simon, I'd be interested in a comment on your selection of Smugmug over Flickr. - Stuart Forsyth

Stuart, I just prefer SmugMug because of the UI from the visitor point of view. I think it makes browsing a little simpler and more intuitive for the occasional visitor, and I think it looks a bit more elegant than the Flickr interface. I have thought about moving over to Flickr though. - Simon

wow please let me know if you do so i can see your uploads more regularly. - Mrsth

Thanks Simon. - Stuart Forsyth

Wow, these photos look fantastic.... - Bindu Reddy

Brilliant. Reminds me of Myst :). - Steve Crossan

Simon, Stuart: I agree, Smugmug is far easier for the casual user. Flickr is a community site through and through. Would be cool if they incroporated some gallery features. But then, one could of course develop something like a Smugmug interface for Flickr with the API and maybe have the best of both worlds. Do you get a lot of views/interaction from the Smugmug community or do you use is mostly as a gallery site for "external" visitors, Simon? - Ole Begemann

Morrowind, not Myst. Gorgeous - Michael W. May via twhirl

Simon, you need not dedicate yourself to one online gallery. They're not mutually exclusive. Why not use them for different purposes? Also, see http://tabblo.com and http://zooomr.com. - John Lam

Simon, did you set your camera to Greenwich Mean Time? All photos seem 2 hours later than as reported. - John Lam

John, I used to have accounts at multiple providers but converged to one out of laziness and convenience. All the times are GMT. Local time was GMT+2. I find it easier to sync with my GPS tracklog when everything is GMT, particularly when I happen to be travelling to multiple countries and timezones (although this vacation was just to Croatia). Ole, about 98% of the visits to my SmugMug site are from non-SmugMug referrers. - Simon

myst 7? :) - Chris Harris

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“Me and a few folks waiting for the C's - Photo: http://bkite.com/00DES”

June 19 at 7:57 am - Link

a few of your friends? :) - Jeff Turner via Alert Thingy

Steve Rubel posted a message

“Survey: What % of your media is consumed in electronic form? For me it's 95%.”

June 13 at 1:23 pm - Link

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What all are we considering media? I still have a bunch of meatspace books... - Emotion Tad

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what other media is there? (almost honest question) - Ruben Llibre

@Tad my 5% print is books. - Steve Rubel

Easily 95%. - Liana Lehua

I actually print out FriendFeed pages. I'm the only one? - l0ckergn0me

@Chris Pirillo I have someone read it to me every night. - Steve Rubel

Holy Cow - I wish I could go mostly digital, but until I can buy digital books with the same DRM as meatspace books I'm sticking with dead trees. I should be able to resell, trade and borrow books. As for magazines, if Zinio would just add some more titles I could be 100% digital in that realm. - Emotion Tad

90% when at work or home, 70% when traveling - Ontario Emperor

Bordering around 98% for me. - Mike Fruchter

95% - Richard Bradshaw

The only non-digital media I consume now is non-technical books (still prefer reading good hardcover books and magazines (business week, HBR) when I fly. - Deepak

Easily 95% I don't buy/read newspapers. By the time it hits the page, it's old news. Plus, they've chosen the stories for me and I cannot engage or interact with that content. Most of our major print papers in Canada are owned by a couple of private corporations. These corporations are tied to the conservative party. Their content reflects a conservative/corporate bias. If I want to find quality balanced journalism I'm going to look online - and I'm going to look at many, many, many, many different sites. - mel maverick mcb

Deepak - BusinessWeek is available via Zinio - I subscribed a while back and I've been loving reading it on my computer. - Emotion Tad

books are all that's left for me too. and i dont think they count for 5%. i read half a book or more daily (if you add up all webreading). - Ruben Llibre

@Tad I like the Web version of Zinio. - Steve Rubel

Don't know about a percentage, but the only non-electronic medium for me is books. Everything else is digital. - Zio Bonino

better question might be how often do you consume non electronic media. I do that every day and would really miss the newspaper if I didn't have it at least once a week. I also like pottery and theater, two other media :) But 95% electronic is probably a low estimate. - Marshall Kirkpatrick

I work completely online so I comsume most media electronically, but I spend an hour in the morning with the papers and at least two hours reading per day. Except during the NBA finals. - Ralph Poole via twhirl

I agree, I'd say at least 75% in my case, and most of my print media consumption is due to my work or a few pubs. that still don't have great online content yet. - Cathryn Hrudicka

I like my mp3's, but I love my vinyl. I like sitting in front of my laptop skimming various things from FF, but i love reading a great book at the end of the day.For me, it's not about percentages, it's about the differing emotional impact of the two sides of the equation. - Iain Baker

99.9% - Mark Forman

98% digital. I haven't touched newsprint in a long, long, time. - Thomas Hawk

98% - I only buy my Sunday Times on sundays - Roberto "Maverick" Bonini

magazines are pretty much the only non electronic media i find myself looking at. And usually they come with a dvd so...98% maybe more. - Squid

with the exception of books for weekend reading, it's pretty much 100%. - Michael Gartenberg

In terms of words per week - probably 99%. - Andrew Garrett

I'd probably be at 95% or so. There are a couple of magazine/journal subscriptions I still like to read in print. - J. McConnell

95% or more for me. Books and an occasional magazine, otherwise all electronic. - Don Nunn

95% - The only print items I read are a few magazines and the Sunday newspaper. - Michelle Martinez

Let's see? I read a book at night...but that's it. - Laurent Courtines via twhirl

Probably 90%, I read a bunch of magazines, and constantly have a pen and paper handy, but the amount of magazines I read is dwarfed by the amount of reading I do on the computer (~20gb of e-books, ~50gb of music, granted flac's take up much more space than mp3s); Side note, gotta agree with melmcbride (~10 above me) and say that the newspaper is short, uninformative, and worst of all, old news nowadays (At least in a magazine an article can be expanded on to complete the idea). - Mike Seman

Still a lot of books and magazines but I'd say about 70% - Andrew Smith

95% - Kipp Bodnar

Another vote for 95% electronic -- only books, the Sunday NYT, and a bimonthly issue of Cook's Illustrated. - Nancy Sagar

70/30, if I'm out I still get a paper copy of USA Today, and have time and newsweek coming here. - BCK

80% electronic [20% books]. - Ed Shaz/NextInstinct

Would have to be at least 80% I heard a stat yesterday that digital media is consumed in volume 14 times that of print! - Luke Harvey-Palmer

I'm definitely in the 95%+ range. No question. - Jeff Turner via Alert Thingy

99% for me. Sunday paper is the last non-electronic media bit. - Kevin C. Tofel

For me, 95% electronic. That would cover internet & computer, TV, radio, etc. The other 5% for me is books, newspapers, and a couple dead-tree magazines I still subscribe to. - Paul Short

about 85% (15% 10min newspaper a day and one magazin left per month, sometimes books, but most of them audiobooks these days) - Wolfgang Luenenbuerger

i'm at about 95 percent too but i'm not sure how proud i am of that fact. - sean808080 via twhirl

Probably about 75% - still read a LOT of books in print (tho' have a kindle) and newspapers & tons of print magazines. Increasingly digital on the magazines since some are just starting to offer them. But books to me will be both digital, but always room for a real in print physical version. I love them. I'd rather fall asleep with a book than a kindle or mp3 player on my lap! - Paul Greenberg

85 percent. I skim the real WSJ and KC star daily, but for anything I truly commit to reading, is through my reader. I do, however, get a chunk of NPR in during the morning commute. - Jarrod Morgenstern

I don't think there's anything to be ashamed about reading some stuff in print. For some material, print can't be beat. - J. McConnell

I'd put it at 85-90%, given the amount of books and mags I try to consume. Curious how the digital breaks down for the 95%ers: TV v Computer v Mobile. - sawinkler

I'd say 75%. But that's because I can't give up the books! - Simon Bisson via twhirl

I'm 80% digital: 65 computer, 10 radio, 10 books, 5 Blackberry/txt, 5 TV, 5 newspaper/magazine. (I'm counting satellite radio as digital.) TV, newspapers and magazines are time-killers, though - not must-do's. - Sarah Morgan

Online: World News: 90%. Local News, 5%, Industry News, 85%. Sitting down with a book or magazine feels like a holiday. Comprehension and absorption are higher with print, however. - Dana Lookadoo

95% Only dead tree stuff is books and the occasional magazine that isn't otherwise online. - Jim Graham

I don't think that I could ever give up print media entirely, unless that is eventually made mandatory by the death of print media itself (knock on wood), so I still consume a vast variety of books, newspapers, and magazines on a daily basis in addition to my consumption of electronic media. I'd say my percentage is around 65%. - Atherton Bartelby

60% - i started to read more dead tree stuff again lately. - derlinzer

Gee, friendfeed commenters are more digital than traditional... Chalk me up as not surprised. To contribute to the noise, 95% internet media: free weekly newspapers are way more valuable for most local events than online media. - Bjorn Stromberg

I avoid paper like the plague, but I do read the occasional recommended book. - Rahsheen™

about 70-80% - edythe

98% or more, including technical books, technical papers, popular fiction, magazine and newspaper articles, etc. I used to be drowning in paper documents -- now my space is nearly paper free, and I love it. I currently have a few hundred ebooks stored on my Samsung Blackjack, including weighty tomes on linguistics and suspense novels. - Sean McBride

70% - the other 30% would be books - Glenn Dixon

Still read print newspapers and weeklies, paperbacks for the commute, and dusty old books in the smoking room. But I have enough feeds to make that teetering pile small and have to go with 90% ... - Ashton

I too read books on my commute so maybe 20% books, 80% electronic. I very rarely read print magazines or newspapers anymore. I live in Google Reader. - Wm Morris

50% print - 50% online - John

I still read books... but I think I would read them faster if they were an etext - AnotherⓃⓄⒶⒽ

About 50%. I will love holding broadsheets like the IHT, Financial Times, Guardian, Weekly Telegraph. Long form copy doesn't lend well on the Web - when I want short and sweet, I go online; otherwise, I read papers and pubs. - Darcy

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Skitch.com > reshows > respres - twhirl 0.8.2

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My favorite Twhirl 0.8.2 feature. - Jeff Turner

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“@thespottedduck I'm in on this NY/Boston tweetup. For the sake of neutrality, no Sox/Yankees jerseys. Maybe the Brewers, perhaps? :)”

June 12 at 7:55 am - Link

Do they still make Brewer's jerseys? :) - Jeff Turner via twhirl

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$1.2 Billion For iPhone Apps in 2009. What is Gene Munster Smoking?

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I think folks are underestimating the games market, personally. There will be plenty of free apps, certainly, but there are also going to be some games that will certainly create major revenue, even at very low per user prices. - Jeff Turner via twhirl

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TOP 10 Yay PLURK Nay TWITTER Reasons » Home Business Blog

June 5 at 9:26 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

a different point of view. - Jeff Turner

Plurk still sucks. - Daniel Rothamel

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The Five Essential Elements of Effective Social Media Marketing | Copyblogger

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Yep. - Jeff Turner

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'Like a dog they left him there. Nobody did nothing' - CNN.com

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This literally blows me away. - Jeff Turner

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Scottsdale Twitter/RE.net Meetup at Grazie Pizzeria Winebar (Friday, June 6, 2008) - Upcoming

June 2 at 8:44 am - via Bookmarklet - Link

We have 23 confirmed for Scottsdale tomorrow night. Should be a good meetup. - Jeff Turner

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FriendFeed Noise Control, Semantic Web and Dave Winer « I’m Not Actually a Geek

June 3 at 9:54 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

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Some good stuff in here. - Jeff Turner

Great find! thanks buddy. - Brad Coy

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Is it just me, or is Plurk lame? I mean, I can't figure out how to search for people, the timeline display doesn't seem all that useful, and I think that if I had...

June 2 at 2:47 pm - Link

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Have not even tried it waiting for others to decide:) - chris shouse

It is not just you. It's a classic case of UI "over design." - Jeff Turner

the mobile version of Plurk is better than the regular version. http://www.plurk.com/m/ - Jeff Turner

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Twitter: Show Me Added Value if You Want Me to Pay | Verge New Media

May 31 at 9:47 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

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In many ways, I think that if Twitter goes to a fee-based service, and people migrate away in droves, it might say more about the community than it says about the application. - Daniel Rothamel

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I think you're right, Daniel. - Jeff Turner

If it were a more robust utility with no ads, I'd pay for a pro account in a heartbeat. It's already important to my business and social life and I don't see the future of the medium going away. - Brad Coy

One of the keys to Twitter is the "free" aspect - many (most) people don't "get" it until they've tried it for a while - maybe a 120 day free period and *then* fee based? - Jim Duncan

I have been off of it for the past 2 days because twirl is saying my limit is exceeded when I sign on - Tom Royce

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“Does Friendfeed make Google Reader less relevant or more?”

June 2 at 12:38 pm - Link

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for me all those social lifestream sites, killed the RSS reader long time ago... - Orli Yakuel

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It's made it less relevant for me. By the time I get to a story in Greader, it's already been shared several times over in Friendfeed. I mainly use Greader to bookmark stories for later now. - Mark Trapp

I'm neutral on this one, Steve. My Google Reader habits haven't changed since I started using FriendFeed. - Bryan Person

I haven't found enough people yet for it to replace Google Reader. Lots of tech stuff here, but not the spectrum that I subscribe to in Google Reader - Bwana McCall

They are both MicroMeme trackers http://www.web-strategist.com/... - Jeremiah Owyang

Full text feeds, archiving, flagging and tagging keep me in my reader. But now I see stuff here first. - Steve Rubel

More for me because it gives a wider audience for micro-blogging via Shared items. - Lee Stranahan via Alert Thingy

I think it adds more meaning to the shared items. - Mike Wills

Less for some, more for others. - Mike Reynolds

It has the same relevance, because it is finely tuned to my likes and dislikes. A social network... even of peers... can never replicate that. So while FF works nicely for breaking news, it won't replace the depth of knowledge I acquire from Reader - Jamie

less. except your statement presumes that Google Reader was relevant. not. - dave mcclure

Less for some items discussed by subscirbers and more for topics I am passionate about. - Gerry Garcia

I might say just a bit, when twitter came along, that's where the news were breaking, the same is with friendfeed maybe even more, but good old reading of feeds is different and still part of the game - Dobromir Hadzhiev

@Jaime - well said...thank you. - JA Castillo

The same. Google Reader is an essential element of FriendFeed. - Louis Gray

@Lee I agree re. shared items.@Dave Google Reader is second to Bloglines. - Steve Rubel

I think it really adds to GReader. I share stuff all the time now with notes and its great to see it get out there and spark some conversation. It's not quite there yet to replace GReader from a usability perspective but if it did get there I would probably switch to it. - Devlin Dunsmore via twhirl

FF makes GReader more relevant for me. I see stories here first. I use my reader as a way to catch up on news that I may have missed. - Alex Williams

I tried to go all FriendFeed, but found I was missing too many stories...so I'm back to using both. - Chris Rossini

They serve different purposes for me. - Jeff Turner via Alert Thingy

FF has allowed me to trim my GR feed list. For example, I dropped my various Scobleizer feeds from GR because FF does a better job of filtering them for me. - Delete Me

The uses are different. My primary use of Google Reader is to gather together the content I need to read. That doesn't necessarily equate to a need to solicit the reactions of others to that content. FriendFeed is handy if I do feel a need to gather reactions. But I cannot see myself giving up one for the other. - Jill O'Neill

More relevant and useful. Reader serves as a content delivery system will FF serves as an excellent aggregator and recommendation system. - tsudohnimh via twhirl

FF will reduce reader usage a but it's not a real feed reader e.g. can't play podcasts - Adrian via twhirl

Less, but not obsolete - Shey

Depends. For me, neither has a significant impact on the other. At least not yet. - Mike Keliher

I think they are complementary in the sense that some things just don't do well in FriendFeed. I want to be able to read all of my tech news, but the friendfeed river is time-based which makes it more difficult to keep track of. - Rob Diana

I don't think it makes it less, necessarily. After all, *someone's* got to find a story initially, right? - Sean Goller

FriendFeed and Twitter have nearly replaced GReader for me. The trusted human filter beats scanning through 100s of posts daily to get to a gem. Hopefully not all will stop using them or the great posts will eventually dry up. Based on other comments here I might cull my subscriptions and then share more. P2P-like over me just taking and taking. - Jay Gilmore

Less; until Reader becomes as social. - Stowe Boyd

For my personal workflow, Google Reader feeds my blogs as well as FriendFeed. So I vote for "more." It seems easier to track shared items on Google Reader than liked items on FriendFeed. - Ontario Emperor via fftogo

FriendFeed is very useful, but in a very different way than Google Reader. I need both. - ron k jeffries

because of FF, I have LESS TIME for my RSS reader :-) - Thomas Ho via fftogo

More, for depth (and because FF adds meaning to share). But FF has it for discovery of new stuff. - Eric Johnson

@Thomas Ho - haha...so true! - JA Castillo

I almost completly stopped using RSS reader. I use FriendFeed and one custom news page on NetVibes....via feedalizr - Shahar Nechmad

I don't feel it's made it less relevant, I come across blogs here that I wasn't aware of and add them to my subscriptions there! - Joe Dawson

I want to be able to mark FF treads and ditch the ones I have viewed. Until then, I have to use my reader. - morten saxnaes

using both but finding that I'm starting to use Google Reader differently. More like a discovery device by following search-based feeds and then using FriendFeed to follow specific humans. - Marnie Webb

Google reader is simply another source of data for Friendfeed to aggregate. The environments can exist independent of each other. The wonderful thing about Friendfeed is that you can continue to use all your applications/data sources and have them automatically collected and displayed. Applications such as Flickr, Google Reader, and Youtube have become popular because they are good at doing specific tasks. An aggregator does not make those applications irrelevant. - Mark Nassal

Less relevant. - Svartling

I still use GR occasionally, but most of my information comes from FF. Digg usage way down too......via feedalizr - David Sim

I use gReader to follow blogs I can't find in FF. Also as a discovery tool, because sometimes I share stuff from there here. Sometimes directly with gRader and sometimes using the bookmarklet. I'm using it less because of FF, though (I deleted a lot of Tech blogs subscriptions the other day). - Alejandro S.

I prefer GReader to FF. It's less cluttered than FF. With FF I check in to see the things I missed in my feeds. - Snay Trivedi

I primarily use GReader - it's easier to locate information. I just come over to FF to see what "friends" are doing. - Kim

I agree with Snay and Kim. Comparing the 2 is like apples and oranges unless you simplify the scenario to include only breaking tech news. My scope spans far beyond that and I can't get the health, auto, environment, local, mountain bike and personal blog articles in FF that I subscribe to in GReader. I don't consider it a replacement but another way of getting information. - Jon West

Loic Le Meur posted a message

“testing sharing in a room from Twhirl”

June 2 at 7:24 am - via twhirl - Link

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huh? - Dobromir Hadzhiev via twhirl

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I'm intrigued as well... - Joe Dawson

@Gilles Proabably b/c seesmic owns Twhirl and he's beta-testing. ;) - Damon via twhirl

That would be really cool! - Timo Heuer

I know ! So let test the beta too, I can't wait ! ;-) - Gilles Meiers via twhirl

Sounds great! - Ben Borges via fftogo

exactly this is an internal test release with more Friendfeed options in Twhirl I love them so far, actually you get rooms support but can't share in a room yet. - Loic Le Meur via twhirl

This will be a very welcome feature. - Jeff Turner via Alert Thingy

Great to see more developers integrationg rooms into FF apps. http://www.fftogo.com/ got support for rooms (reading/commenting/sharing) just a few days ago. - Benjamin Golub via fftogo

can't wait and get my mouse on the new Twhirl. A can't do without app - Eric Sausse via twhirl

So when can we expect this to be released to the public? - Garrido

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“Welcome to the utterz room!”

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I feel welcome. :) - Jeff Turner

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“Yo!”

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Rooms are specifically designed to not take feeds. The goals is for the rooms to have less clutter and be more focused than the general timelines. - Jeff Turner

Now this is a feature of FriendFeed that I can appreciate. I have all but dropped my use since it is so much useless reposted noise for the most part. But since we can have a focused group here such as this Utterz page, it makes much more sense. And... we can subscribe to the page, so we get the content pushed out to us (unlike forums). - Rich Palmer

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A neat, although maybe not so functional, way to look at Flickr photos

May 29 at 7:47 am - Link

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That is so much fun to mess with. I could stay up all night! - Molly McMahan

I posted about this a few day ago, then was introduced to PicLens. If you haven't tried it. http://www.activerain.com/blog... - Jeff Turner

Cool but your right not too functional but still fun to play with - chris shouse

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“Join us for a live podcast TODAY at 4PM with @ResPres @billlublin @mwurzer to discuss DOJ/NAR settlement: http://tinyurl.com/3m26dm”

May 29 at 1:45 pm - via Reshare - Link

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getting excited! - Dustin

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I'll try my best to tune in. - Andy Kaufman

Hope to see you there Andy! - Dustin

Turned out very well, Dustin. - Jeff Turner

I was streaming it in the office, but was busy running around. Enjoyed the parts that I was able to catch. Good job guys! - Andy Kaufman

Thanks Jeff and Andy... I was happy to keep quiet and just listen as the experts unleashed their knowledge! - Dustin

The subplot of comment span on the message board was somewhat odd. I kept kicking the guy off and he would just sign up again... - Dustin

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Will the Real Estate Industry Just Serve Up a Bunch of Meatball Sundaes? | The Real Estate Zebra

May 29 at 12:58 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link

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I'm going to be writing more posts along this line of thought, but this is the first. The Seth Godin book kinda put into writing conversations that I have had with a lot of people (some of you here) about all this social media talk around the industry. - Daniel Rothamel

link appears broken and I can't find this on your site. - Jeff Turner

yeah, for some reason, the post unpublished itself. It should be back. It was in my RSS feed, but the post didn't exist. How would that happen? - Daniel Rothamel

That was a very good post Daniel:) - chris shouse