Linda Mills
Feed
Comments + Likes
Linda + Friends
Linda's subscriptions
Create an account or sign in to get started
Show: Comments - Likes - Both
Twitter
Hugh MacLeod posted a message on Twitter
FriendFeed
FriendFeed Feedback: Tai posted a message
“Don't you hate it when you click on a link to a story and spend 5 mins reading it to come back and "like" it only to find it has been refreshed and is now no longer where you just recently clicked it.”
August 4 at 6:09 pm - Link
Totally. There's a workaround: click on "Comment" so it opens a text box. It disables the auto-refresh mechanism. - Mark Trapp
10 more comments
Friendfeed needs less workarounds. I love it but I shouldn't have to click comment in order to know I can interact with the story after I read it or open a text editor in order to fully express my thoughts on a post. - Occasional Headbanger
@Mark Thanks! - Tai
click "More", right-click "Link to this entry", select "Open Link In Background Tab" - Peter
sometimes I just make a stupid comment to keep it in the sphere of myself. not sure how to overcome this issue - ⓃⓄⒶⒽ ⒹⒶⓋⒾⒹ ⓈⒾⓂⓄⓃ
yes this is obnoxious. I won't Like something until I've looked at it in full context. perhaps FF could have a bookmarklet or control overlay that you could use on followed links? - Jon Price
yes, please allow for a) sticky messages and b) sticky tabs (between sessions). this would be a huge improvement of my FF experience! - Benedikt Koehler
Something along the lines of the following might work?: onclick: stoprefreshing, onscroll: startrefreshcountdown... mightn't be so good for those with high resolutions and no need to scroll. Alternatively onblur/onfocus might work as well. - Tai
Something like the pause capability of FriendFeedSpy would do AOK - Stupid Blogger (aka Tina)
One could also click on 'More / Link to this entry' - It depends on how many open tabs you're comfortable with. - Opensource Obscure
I'd rather friendfeed didn't use auto-refresh. If I want auto-refresh, I can activate it on my browser tab. - Peter
I too would like to disable auto-refresh. I can refresh it myself when I'm ready. - Morton Fox
I wish there's a play/pause (for auto-refresh) like http://www.friendfeedspy.com - AJ Batac
Jaiku
Jyri Engestrom posted a message on Jaiku
“Nodal points video”
August 3 at 7:36 pm - Link
Jyri, thank you for the clear thinking about social network and the hope for future developments. (I'm also excited and eager to see where Jaiku's headed and wishing we'll see that soon!) - Linda Mills
FriendFeed
"Czar" DJ Peterman posted a message
“filtering (hiding) entries @friendfeed (day 2.) I doubt ff has any limits because you can mold it to perfection. (The ff admins rock!)”
August 3 at 9:51 am - via Ping.fm - Link
FriendFeed
Dave Winer posted a link
Twitter will kick themselves for missing this (Scripting News)
August 3 at 9:39 am - via Bookmarklet - Link
Imagine if the world of Instant Messaging had been under one roof, if one vendor had invented it, and had 100 percent market share. Further, what if that vendor had the foresight that there would be other vendors and that compatibility between their services would make a huge market, and that incompatibility would keep the market fragmented and relatively small. What would that vendor have done? - Dave Winer via Bookmarklet
21 more comments
Dave - I don't quite understand your argument for how Twitter could have been the NSOL of microblogging. Are you saying that Twitter should have been the site that binds every other micro-blogging service together? - Brian Daniel Eisenberg
I don't understand your question, sorry. All I get from it is your first phrase that you don't understand me. So neither of us understand each other. Oh well. Maybe someone else can bridge the void.. - Dave Winer
Love it Dave. We're having a meta conversation about microblogging. Maybe I'll go craft an old fashioned blog post of my own to try and elaborate/clarify :) - Brian Daniel Eisenberg
It's kind of like this Apple commercial. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v... - Dave Winer
Exactly! - Brian Daniel Eisenberg
Another example, I read somewhere on FF the other day that people took a feed from a music room here and added it to iTunes and it knew what to do with it! I feel really proud of that cause it was made possible by some early foundation work I did with RSS, a long time ago, paying off now for users. Exactly the kind of foresight I would like to see Twitter do now. - Dave Winer
Now that I get. Thanks Dave. - Brian Daniel Eisenberg
Dave, yes you spot on (once again !). However, twitter doing it is basically like asking like asking water to turn to honey. Only a miracle can make it happen. The underlying architecture of Twitter, really can't support a framework of collaborative sharing of info with other 3rd party vendors. FB did a great job with creating the app that was actually a platform. FF seems to be like this, twitter is ouf of the window. - Peter Dawson
Do you think the problem lies in the fact that they are a Valley startup that needs to look like something Google or Yahoo would buy and put ads on. - Harold Gilchrist via twhirl
Harold, I don't think there's a "problem" -- they're overworked and head-down and faced with an enormous amount of opportunity. It must be hard to sort through it all, and to them, a missive like this from me probably sounds pretty shrill. "Oh there he goes again." I don't blame them for this, but I would be remiss if I didn't put my stake in the ground so we can play Monday Morning Quarterback in 2010 or so. (Murphy-willing, knock wood!) - Dave Winer
Network Solutions are the worst company ever, i don't know why you related Twitter to them. - Nicholas James
I suspect that the problems from this past weekend are only going to exacerbate the problem. http://tinyurl.com/5pkpjs Not only have they missed they opportunity, but poor communication and support are seriously eroding the customer base. That the victims of this weekend's situation included several strong Twitter evangelists has unfortunate potential. Even tho the folks involved seem to mostly still carry a fondness for Twitter, their followers witnessed the problems and were involved in the solution. - Patricia F. Anderson
"Imagine if the world of Instant Messaging had been under one roof, if one vendor had invented it, and had 100 percent market share." Wasn't that *mostly* true of AOL, though? Didn't AOL consolidate their position by buying up ICQ? Didn't they drag their feet for years and years on efforts to make their IM play well with others? By illustrating your point with IM, perhaps you have explained why Twitter *isn't* kicking themselves. Perhaps in this game, the tendency is for the dominant player to *not* cooperate. - Karim
Likewise, Network Solutions is an example of *abuse* of a dominant position: in 1995 they charged $100 to register a domain name for 2 years, which led to an antitrust lawsuit. They've also been guilty of domain name censorship, domain name slamming, subdomain hijacking, domain name frontrunning, selling WHOIS information, etc. ad nauseam. - Karim
I, for one, am glad their business model didn't become IP of a namespace - Ross Mayfield
I'm really surprised that this weekend's problems of account closings haven't caused more of a fuss. It seems to me that it would be such a big deal, it would be the final straw that would get most of the major twitter advocates to finally pay attention to the whole issue of federation of microblogging. Also: this is the umptyzillionth thing that's made the thought go thru my mind that they must be *trying* to fail! - Tegan Dowling
@Karim: While AIM is definitely the dominant IM standard here in the US, it doesn't even come close to being so abroad. People I know in India and Australia, for example, don't even know what "AIM" is. Yahoo and MSN Messengers are both the dominant IM networks there. I think that Dave's example very much reflects why Twitter would have done better in the long-term with an open model. - Mohit
It would be great to see FriendFeed run their own laconica service (identi.ca). - Dan Cameron
Isn't Identi.ca exactly what you're looking for? FriendFeed doesn't support multiple instances of FriendFeed, but I'm already party of multiple Laconica (the source of Identi.ca) networks via one seamless interface. There are some kinks, sure, but I'm bowled over by how much they've gotten done in a month. - Marina Martin
Marina, I am an identi.ca user. How do I follow a user on another laconi.ca server? How do they follow me? Please post a pointer to the docs. This is very important. - Dave Winer
Dave, when you are on the profile page of a user on another laconica server (such as mine: http://waka.me/wil) just click on the Subscribe button. It will then ask you for your profile URL (yours would presumably be http://identi.ca/dave) then submit the form. Your browser will do an OAuth redirect dance, after which you should be subscribed to me. - Wil via MojiPage
Mohit, the market is badly fragmented *now.* QQ is huge in China. Yahoo! and MSN started beta testing interop only in 2006. Google whipped out their checkbook and paid AOL a billion dollars for interop, and even that is lame -- AIM users can't see GTalk users from AIM. My point was that AOL *used to be* the dominant IM, just as Network Solutions *used to be* the largest domain name registrar. History is replete with dominant players abusing their position, sometimes to their ruin. It is NOT replete with examples of companies that, experiencing massive growth, decide to share the load (and wealth) freely with others, even if that kind of behavior has the greatest benefit for society at large. Not saying it can't happen -- just that it *usually* doesn't work that way, as is made clear by the two examples Dave gave. IM and Network Solutions are two examples of groups collaborating only if they are dragged kicking, screaming, bribed and lawsuited to the table. I'm not sure why we should hope Twitter would - Karim
(continued) be different. Maybe "We learn from history that we do not learn from history." -- G.W.F. Hegel - Karim
Jaiku
Jyri Engestrom posted a message on Jaiku
“tiny gigantic » Blog Archive » Smart-people traps”
August 2 at 4:36 pm - Link
FriendFeed
dave mcclure posted a link
White House is Briefed: Phoenix About to Announce "Potential For Life" on Mars
White House is Briefed: Phoenix About to Announce "Potential For Life" on Mars
White House is Briefed: Phoenix About to Announce "Potential For Life" on Mars
August 2 at 10:15 am - via Bookmarklet - Link
"It would appear that the US President has been briefed by Phoenix scientists about the discovery of something more "provocative" than the discovery of water existing on the Martian surface. "..... Holy. Fucking. SHIT. - dave mcclure via Bookmarklet
15 more comments
Wow! That would be something else! For real! Mars Phoenix FTW!!! However, later in the article, they make the following statement: "Scientists are keen to point out however, that this secretive news will in no way indicate the existence of life (past or present) on Mars; Phoenix simply is not equipped make this discovery." Still AMAZING science! - Brian Daniel Eisenberg
would our president even know what they're talking about? And why would "the president" need to be "briefed" about this? Because if Martians have oil we'll need to bring them democracy first? - Adam Turetzky
If Phoenix has detected a carbon signature in the soil samples, it's huge. Provocative, indeed: we'd have to go and look for ourselves, most likely. But if we found life so close to Earth, and under such hostile conditions, it would speak strongly to life being more common than previously imagined. - Chris Baskind
Wow, this is MASSIVE. :) Very cool to see this story unfold. - sergiooo
I'd be afraid W might launch a massive attack against mars... - Tad, Fool
Extremely awesome news though! :) - Tad, Fool
OMG! - Andrew Baron
Maybe they found Atlantean technology... - Tad, Fool
Turns out the ice they previously found was in a glass, with scotch. And there's a seriously pissed off martian who wants his/her/its drink back :D. Seriously, the "wet chemistry" sensors won't detect organic compounds or "life building blocks" like sugars or aminoacids, but there's lots of unexpected things up there, apparently. It seems that Mars is way more Earth-like than previously thought. Time to pick up "Pale Blue Dot" again, folks. - dario
This time around Bush will tell the public that he was given fals information ....... - JohnBfromMemphis via twhirl
Reading a newspaper article this morning - pictures suggested new sediment deposit since last imaging of the same area. Am I right in thinking that means liquid water has moved across part of the surface of Mars in the seven years between missions? That's pretty freaking amazing if you ask me. Dunno about life, but it seems almost inevitable we'll find some kind of organic compounds there sooner or later, even if it IS stuff we've deposited ourselves! - Slippy Lane
Bush will never believe there is life in Phoenix; he is a Texan, after all. He won't hear anything after that. - Ⓒⓗⓡⓘⓢ ᴷᴵᴹ ᴬ
So there is intelligent life in the Universe, then we could stop pretending we're it :) - Dani Radu
@dario: clap, clap, clap :) - dave mcclure
President Bush, the answer is 42 - Jesse Stay via twhirl
http://phoenix.lpl.arizona.edu... - Brian Daniel Eisenberg
Very interesting... but no announcement until after the Olympics and maybe the GOP convention, I bet. - Bill Sodeman
Blog
Dave Slusher posted an entry on Evil Genius Chronicles
The Continuing Death of Twitter
August 2 at 10:05 am - Link
The emperor has no clothes. What I find most interesting in the denial stories is that people are sending tweets to the owners/originators of the service, thinking that will help. I'd rather see the efforts go to follow-up on the recent mainstream press that twitter's been getting. ABCNews and USAToday need a follow-up story, perhaps? - Linda Mills
8 more comments
concur - i'm now using hellotxt to post my status to identi.ca - twitter - facebook & friendfeed status is either native or via identi.ca (the only time i go back to twitter is for replies (which i see in ff via summize) & dm's which notify me via email - i still have lots of twitter only friends thus haven't fully abandoned it yet - mike "glemak" dunn
I think it is time to evangelize the alternatives and devangelize Twitter. This is now going to happen, the question is whether it happens cleanly and in a controlled manner or messy and in a clusterf*** panic. - Dave Slusher via twhirl
For some reason, twitter was the only 2.0 app I never registered for - not my style, but also a certain premonition that this was not going to last. - Bora Zivkovic
You're right, Dave. I just get all old-school when something like this happens. I only wish it were an easy task to budge people away from what they find familiar. I'm beginning to think that if all people care about is how the screen looks, they're not worth the follow, anyway. They're certainly not worth it if they can't see the value in in-line commenting! - Linda Mills
Bora, for the longest time I thought it was too trivial to bother with. When I started using it, I realized I was wrong about that. However, shortly after it became apparent that this interaction was too important to trust Twitter with. - Dave Slusher via twhirl
that's absolutely the right way to position it - too important to trust twitter with - right on... - mike "glemak" dunn
I posted this an hour ago and it is lighting up on FriendFeed. This might be the most like and comment density I've ever had. It's like on a grade school playground, once fists get thrown everyone gathers around in a big circle. - Dave Slusher via twhirl
"too important to trust twitter with" Thanks, I think I'm going to use that ;) - Jason Carreira
so annoyed with twitter cancelling my account... everyone move to identi.ca -> http://friendfeed.com/e/e0bf9b... - andy brudtkuhl
"too important to trust twitter with" - I wish I could "Like" individual comments ;-) - Bora Zivkovic
Flickr
Chris Brogan published a photo on Flickr
Susans
Susans
August 2 at 9:09 am - Link
FriendFeed
Eric Rice posted a link
Malwebolence - The World of Web Trolling - NYTimes.com
July 31 at 9:09 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
This is why Digg is useless, and much of Youtube commenting. Most in our little blogosphere haven't even come CLOSE to dealing with this. And how do you deal with this without violating privacy? What makes a troll? Someone talkin shit to Scoble? Or someone callin' a dead kid's parents? It's a big range. - Eric Rice via Bookmarklet
3 more comments
Yeah and the dude who harrassed Kathy Sierra is in there. Assuming ANYthing these guys say or do is true. It's a long one, read it all. - Eric Rice
"People know to be deeply skeptical of what they read on the front of a supermarket tabloid,” says Dan Gillmor, who directs the Center for Citizen Media. “It should be even more so with anonymous comments. They shouldn’t start off with a credibility rating of, say, 0. It should be more like negative-30.” - jeneane sessum
interesting idea - jeneane sessum
I can just see that system being gamed in about 3.6 seconds - Eric Rice
ok 'splain - bec no such thing as a 'unique' anonymous? - jeneane sessum
Twitter
Leo Laporte posted a message on Twitter
FriendFeed
Mark Forman posted a link
Graham Holland's Taiwan website - miscellaneous
Graham Holland's Taiwan website - miscellaneous
Graham Holland's Taiwan website - miscellaneous
July 22 at 9:29 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
So where's all this leading, I hear you ask. And what's it all got to do with rubbish collections? Well, when I first came to Taiwan and was walking through the streets of Taipei I heard an ice cream van. It was very definitely an ice cream van. I mean, why else could I hear a plinky-plonky version of Beethoven's Für Elise? It was only when I suggested to Richard that we buy a cornet (I would have loved a 99 - you know, one of those with the chocolate flake in...) that he told me it wasn't an ice cream van but the bin men. It turns out that the bin lorries in Taipei all play tunes so that the residents know when the refuse collectors/rubbish removal men/waste disposal operatives are approaching. - Mark Forman via Bookmarklet
Graham's a talented podcaster, too. It's a Frog's Life Acoustic Podcast, all the way from Liverpool. - Linda Mills
Ahh a scouse podcaster. Didn't know that. - Mark Forman
Google Reader
Nicholas Kreidberg shared an item on Google Reader
The Graffitti, Stencils and Drawings of Banksy: Part Two in an Eight-Part Banksy Series
July 22 at 4:31 pm - Link
More Banksy, more brilliance. - Nicholas Kreidberg
FriendFeed
Eric Rice posted a message
“So, I haven't seen anything said about it but aside from the self-referential qik/seesmic/twittering and talk about 'the hallways' what Serious shit came thundering out of Podcamp Boston? Action items? Big thinkin' stuff? Anyone have some links to the next big science?”
July 22 at 12:38 pm - Link
It looks like nothing...i haven't seen anything new/interesting/educational. Maybe I'm not looking hard enough, but it was like YearlyKos last year. Nothing interesting/educational/useful to write about happened at that event. Seems the only interesting web conference this past weekend was Blogher in SF. - Anika Malone
9 more comments
Heh! I like your take. Based solely on the schedule published before PodCamp Boston (I wasn't able to go), it was all about the marketing and the social-media-networking-buzzqord-compliance. You don't hear much about becoming a better producer, or getting new people excited about these days. - Shelly Brisbin via twhirl
I want to make something perfectly clear, most of this questioning came from listening to several people THERE who were like WTF. And I already know what the textbook 'networking' answers are, so save that for Twitter. I want balls in a vice here. What bad-assed thing went down? - Eric Rice
I'm also asking because I bet those that WENT who didn't get shit out of it, are possibly afraid to post because the cheerleaders will show up and shit perpetual sunshine down their throats about the thing. So I'm doing the proxy thing. - Eric Rice
I think people are still stuck on the bacn concept that came out of PodCamp Pittsburgh last year. Meanwhile I'm creating and publishing content. - Rob Safuto
I didn't go to PCB3; I also didn't get a hit via cellphone about any epic socials and parties going down after the sessions ended (so, I stayed at the epic social and party I was at during that weekend). I think everyone at PCB3 went to bed at 9PM. Marinate. - Do You KNOW Clarence?
The Fortune Conference is pretty good so far. But I just don't feel that impelled to write about it which is ironic because I am sitting in a session about transparency hosted by Esther Dyson and Kevin Kelly, journalist from Wired. - Robert Scoble
Was the Fortune Conf a part of Podcamp? - Eric Rice
lol eric calling out robert on his highjacking of your thread - nice ;) - mike "glemak" dunn
eric my answer was aimed at Faboo. The Fortune thing is in Half Moon Bay going on now. - Robert Scoble
pcb thus far seems like a pay to party/network event meh - adolfo foronda
Haven't heard a thing except veiled tittering about after hours secrets. And that a grand was raised for a local foodbank (think "no tax write-off" here...). I'm thinking SXSW without the global clientele. Sorry not to see some hands-on Joe Walmart involvement. Or an attempt at streaming or recording that wasn't hand-held. Guess the community's gotten a lot smaller... - Linda Mills
FriendFeed
Eric Rice posted a link
Big Contrarian → Tacky.
July 21 at 12:25 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
"The day someone offers me a living wage for doing nothing other than writing is the day I strip naked, pee on a conference table, and dance about the office like a stripper on a coke binge." - Eric Rice via Bookmarklet
Twitter
Loic Le Meur posted a message on Twitter
FriendFeed
Andrew Baron posted a link
First Man on the Moon
First Man on the Moon
Play
July 20 at 7:21 pm - via Reshare - Link
Today in History July 20 1969 - Andrew Baron
15 more comments
One month after I graduated from high school in Ceres California. - Russellreno
I was 15 and eventually got NASA to send me one of my most prized possessions... an original Apollo 11 flight plan... for making some suggestion that I can now no longer remember. If you haven't seen the recent Discovery channel series, and you love the space program, you gotta watch it! - Michael Lehman
My dad had built a new Heathkit color TV in the months before this using his GI bill so he had a new TV for this event. He had all of the neighbors over to watch. I'll never forget one of the older men swearing it was a hoax, no way a man was walking on the moon up in the sky. I was 10, and I decided then that I was never going to stop keeping up with science and technology. Look where that has got me today. :-) - Charlene Kingston
I was 14, at the Newport Folk Festval in Newport, RI. Someone had a black and white TV plugged into the car battery of VW minivan and hundreds of people watched while some great folk musician was playing on stage. It was an amazing event, people couldn't believe it was actually happening. - Dave Winer
I was -28, and busy not being born. I'm happy I could see stuff like this now... - Yuvi (has IRL friends!)
Wow...I wasn't even alive. That certainly would have cool to be around for. - Jill, Superhero Librarian
I wasnt born yet either, but I feel like I can relate to how amazing of a moment it was. At the time, was there any feat humans had undertaken more spectacular? I consider this to be one of the most amazing feats ever still today. - Andrew Baron
that was my 1st birthday! - Stephen Collins via twhirl
This rocks. I watched it on TV...and thanks for reminding me. I can recall it like it was yesterday. - Neil Vineberg
Later that summer was Woodstock. And in October the Mets won the World Series. - Dave Winer
i was a kid in grade school .. I remember the words .. vividly ,, One small step for man , one giant leap for mankind ,,, - johnpiercy
I was in Thailand and very lucky to have been able to see it there - Herb Myers
I got to see the last moon landing made via Kindergarten - Fred Grott
Thanks so much for this. In an instant I was back at our shore house, sitting with parents and grandparents and sibs, only a few weeks before I left them all to go off to college. What a sense of wonder and hope and possibilities that time held! Live TV from the moon - the unbelievable, seen with our own eyes. (To her dying day, though, my grandmother blamed every subsequent hurricane on those guys jumping around up there, but then she was sceptical about automobiles, too... she had seen it all!) - Linda Mills
Yeah i remember every minute, its very excited to me cos i wanna be an astronaut that day :) - Muge Cerman
Come on, everybody know it was all filmed in the basement of a Hollywood studio, don't you guys read the internet? :-) - Ruud van Wijngaarden
As a little kid, I remember being rather bitter that I had been born a few weeks too late... I really wanted to have been born the day Armstrong stepped out. Nothing in my lifetime has felt even fractionally as inspiring as the moment I barely missed. - Roger Benningfield
Twitter
Louis Gray posted a message on Twitter
Blog
Phil Glockner posted an entry on scribkin
Advanced FriendFeed Tip: The Imaginary Friend
July 20 at 5:37 pm - Link
I have 11 of 'em. - Brian Daniel Eisenberg
19 more comments
I have 5 right now, and one private room. - Phil Glockner
good overview for the uninitiated - i have 8 imaginary friends currently - mike "glemak" dunn
I love my imaginary friends. Waiting to hear that Scoble has 20,000 of them. - Michael Markman
I have too many real friends to have time for imaginary ones! :-) - Robert Scoble
Hmm. I've been using this but have missed a couple events from my "imaginary" friends (who are blog-only, but those are blogs I've followed for a long time, and I want to look at every event, if there are new ones) in the noise of "actual" friends (have more sources, and are noisier... and there are other followers to "bump" the interesting events for me.) Is there a technique to make sure new posts from imaginary friends bubble to the top until they've been dismissed somehow? I can't see imaginaries "replacing Google Reader" (or Bloglines for that matter) until there's some sort of unread/checkoff feature for them. - Wade Dorrell
I have a dozen or so. Does Friendfeed inform you if one of your "imaginary friend" feeds get included in a real profile? That way, when an imaginary friend joins for real, I can clean up my list. - Jason Huebel
I set them up for the unenlightened twitter denizens so that I could see their tweets here. It was interesting, though, to see that they won't be deleted when the "real" person sees the light.... - Linda Mills
Good example of what I was talking about... I just found Jason Howell's Friendfeed. I had his twitter feed in my imaginary friends. - Jason Huebel
what I'd like to see is the ability to add "imaginary" sources to the accounts of real friends. There are a couple people i follow who don't import, say, their Twitter feeds, or their bookmarks, into Friendfeed, but I still want to see them. The way things stand now, I could create an imaginary friend for those feeds, but I want to splice them into existing accounts instead. - Nathan Rein
Assigning a feed to a private room is a great way to take private notes on feed items. - Tom Landini
Update: "For some reason, I totally blanked on the fact that Justin Korn wrote up his experience using FriendFeed as an RSS reader and organizer on his own blog. I feel especially bad because I encouraged Justin to write it! Honestly, I feel like a complete heel. When it comes to giving credit, I have a thing or two to learn. My unreserved apologies, Justin." http://blog.justinkorn.com/ind... - Phil Glockner
Thanks J, but my name is Korn :) Thanks for the credit. - Justin Korn
Oh, and thanks for the encouragement as well. I needed the extra nudge. - Justin Korn
Meh. I suck, sorry. - Phil Glockner
I disagree. - Justin Korn
Ok ok. We are both awesome. But I promise to do better in the future. Thanks for the great idea! - Phil Glockner
hint hint... all my enemies are imaginary friends. if you hate my guts and are on twitter. guaranteed I'm watching you. makes Panopticons pointless - ⓃⓄⒶⒽ ⒹⒶⓋⒾⒹ ⓈⒾⓂⓄⓃ
i have 10 imaginary friends and blocked them all - too noisy! xD - Dieter Schwarz
thanks for another helpful tip....I am getting there :-) - Richard Binhammer
I have 8 imaginary friends. - Mitchell Tsai
I've added quite a few, mainly for my favourite flickr users as I get to see ALL their photos and not just the latest 5 like on flickr itself. - Kol Tregaskes
Flickr
Dan Patterson favorited a photo on Flickr
IMG_4689
IMG_4689
July 20 at 2:19 pm - Link
Missed seeing all three of you this weekend! - Linda Mills
Blog
ScottBourne posted an entry on Scott Bourne
This is Where New Media SHOULD be Going.
July 20 at 8:03 am - Link
Seesmic
Philip Campbell posted a video on Seesmic
Re: Podcamp win.
Re: Podcamp win.
Play
July 20 at 6:09 am - Link
Gone are the post-its on the walls with proposed and requested sessions, a la barcamp, which is too bad. Maybe there should be more people saying, "Everyone has something to learn, and everyone has something to say." Ideas, anyone, on how to get back that cooperative spirit? - Linda Mills
Blog