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Having pho for dinner! YUM!
Prashanth Randadath, Joey Gibson, Andrew Trinh and 9 other people liked this
all I see is cleavage hehehe
- BEX
HAHA guess who's boobs those are? lol
- Caroline
that's a great picture BTW
- Caroline
I have a place near me that serves Pho .. I never had it though ,, is it all Soup ?
- johnpiercy
One of the best meals the world has to offer.
- Christopher Harley
Is it all soup? Pho is generally a beef broth soup with noodles. The wikipedia article is instructive. They likely serve other dishes as well...
- Christopher Carr
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stop posting stuff on cyber culture, your not a troll... oh ...by the way your breakfast is ready..
- Caroline
Shhhh. You're ruining my nostalgia! :-)
- Mark Davidson
Carol: If you haven't read the Hacker Crackdown, it's a must read. Non-fiction. It involves the Secret Service, hacking, and role-playing games. It's a classic. I have a copy here. Just remind me.
- Mark Davidson
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Sheryl liked this
I also removed my Twitter feed from my FriendFeed and use Ping.fm instead. This was intentional to remove my @replies and reduce noise.
Rahsheen ™ liked this
I used to do this but felt uncomfortable posting to places that I didn't visit regularly. So I started posting to identi.ca exclusively, and only send feeds to Twitter and FF where I am active.
- Kevin Gamble
I have SMS and email alerts setup for this reason. Plus, I visit FriendFeed, Twitter, and Facebook daily, so it's not so much of an issue for me. admittedly though, I rarely go on Plurk and Kwippy and a few other sites I Ping very much these days.
- Mark Davidson
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Most @replies are useless out of context, but I felt that many of mine helped to highlight valuable people and drag FF users into conversation. Also, I get a lot of Twitter replies from FF. When I was using Ping, those people's thoughts would never make it to Twitter.
- Rahsheen ™
Thank you, sir. I was wondering where the echoes were coming from my pings, and it was FriendFeed.
- Stephen Borchert
Stephen: De-duplication, partcularly when posting to sites that cross-post can be a headache to figure out. (I think I finally fixed my double-post problem to Flickr.)
- Mark Davidson
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Rahsheen: I will use Ping to @Reply depending on what I'm posting. I agree with you about losing the context. it's sort of like only listening to one half of a phone conversation.
- Mark Davidson
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