Great show. I'm going to looking to the book and try harder to follow the ideas. I'm using things and I have found it very useful for GTD. - Nelson de Witt
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Part of Flock's weakness was FireFix 2. It was slow and crashed pretty often. 2.0 fixes these problems and more - Grant
@Grant I don't know how yours is so fast...Mine is tres slow... - Zee from WeDoCreative
At least for OS X it is.. half of the services dont' even sync - Mona N.
I have at various times, I used the new version for a couple of weeks before switching back to FF. It still feels more stable, but the hijacking feeds, social stuff doesn't do it for me. I get though why it may appeal to some people. - Duncan Riley
I used to use it, then I ended up using Opera. - Matt Hartley
maybe it is just fast in comparison to running IE7 on a 5 year old Dell with XP and 512 MB of RAM. Saving up for a MacBook:) - Grant
Actually, I have Flock in my list of "apps I'll migrate to in the future". I don't see that happening in less than an year, tho... let the thing mature, I say. - Marcos Marado
I use flock (new beta) at home...FF in the office . Never been slow for me...though some have issues - Allison
I have Flock open on one monitor - from which I Plurk, Tweet and do various other social media stuff, and I have FF3 open on the other monitor which is where I do everything else. I have had no problems with Flock so far - Nancy Williams
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For the people using Flock with no issues... are you on PCs or Macs? - Mona N.
Flock and FaceBook had sync'ing compatibility issues. Twitter would not load at all.... The only SNS service that worked smoothly was Flickr.. lol I'm on OS X v 10.5.3. (i still have yet to update) - Mona N.
I do most of the time, on a Mac. I like it better than plain jane Firefox. My favorite features are integrated display of my friend's Facebook status and ability to bookmark direct to Ma.gnolia through the favorites button. Admittedly the usability and reliability of those features could use a lot of work, but it does save some time/effort. I don't use any of the other special features that often. - Jon Price
Give me two good reasons to switch to Flock! :-) - Theo
used flock on PC for a while, liked it but for intense use it is too cluttered and slow, tried the beta on my macbook.. not very stable and again.. too too too much for daily work + it didn't supported g/apps email, neither Twitts popups.. so.. turned back to FF3 + needed add ons - Naor
Theo: 1. Integrates social networking, email, etc. 2. I can't think of a second. Good point. I still like it though - Grant
Used it and Opera rather than FF2, but now I've switched to FF3 - Paul Henman
I primarily use Firefox, but I also use Seamonkey, Midori, and Konqueror to some extent. But never Flock. - Jake (aka Jawee)
I'm using Flock 2 beta. Basically got hooked on Flock while FF3 was less stable. My only complaint is how long it takes to load, so I keep it on full time. Like that Flock 2 integrates FF3 extensions without having to "Flock-ize" it. - Mike McCallister
Uses FFx3 most of the time, but keep IE7 on board (to do windows update and some other stuff) - Les
I would use flock but Foxmarks doesn't work with it yet - Jonathan Nguyen
I like the interface and the idea but some how it just doesn't seam nescisary - Nelson de Witt
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I use Flock regularly (on Beta 2 right now with FF3 framework)- works great. - Andrew MacNeill
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Scoble - takes a licking and keeps on ticking. - Russellreno
Yeah.. for some, the back channel is become the main channel, and that defeats the purpose. - Cyndy
@Scoble what a Tool. He is just a news aggregator! Where is his opinion. in his Ass? - Igor The Troll
Argh! I knew this day would come. Delete Igor's comment or not? Well, by now, Robert is probably used to seeing them. - Phil Glockner
Scoble needs an intern who can follow him around, hold the camera, check the chat, FF, etc. while he is on these panels. The intern could relay important info to him through an ear piece. That would free him up and allow him to stay engaged. People aren't as good at multi-tasking as they think. - Mike Doeff
Not blocking Igor is at your own risk. He's always insipid. - Mark Trapp
J. Phil - the Block feature is your friend. - Mike Doeff
I like the pic as well. I have still yet to use the "block" feature. I tend to just internally block all comments that come from folks that operate in the shadows, with pseudonyms, or just are trolling. - Mathew A. Koeneker
@Mathew: I know some poeple will disagree with me (I see you mark :) ) but what's wrong with pseudonyms? as long as what they say is nice, smart and respectful? - directeur
If they were supposed to be fielding questions, then they shouldn't be diverting their attention away from the main audience. As someone said, get an intern to manage the back channel. - CannonGod
Hey I speak the truth! It is Naked Conversations! You want to block it out, only you lose. You think cave dwellers are alive today, or they never made it up the Darwin food chain of evolution. We all have choices, but remember every one of us opinion is just an opinion. And Global Internet Village is big and not just your or my feed and blog. Make your choices as you feel is right! Other social media professionals are objective, how will you be? - Igor The Troll
Igor, don't pontificate too much, or I will write a blog entry about you, and you don't want that. Or maybe you do... lol. BTW, are you Russian or Greek? - Phil Glockner
J. Phil I am Russian! If you do write a blog post about me, make sure you link to my blog or I will have to file a DMCA complaint because I have not granted a CC fare use copyrights licenses on myself! ;-) - Igor The Troll
Of course, your blog is where I got the idea to write a post. I'm not sure your 'trolling' is completely representative of who you are. You save the good stuff for your blog. - Phil Glockner
It will be an honor if you do a post on me! Maybe the Social Media community can learn my true nature. I am sure many people will come to your post to comment. Thank you, - Igor The Troll
I think if you are going to be in the room. Then you should BE in the room. As tech makes it easier to see whats going on with out being there face time becomes ever more important. - Nelson de Witt
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I wasn't actually thinking about blogging on scribkin, to be honest. I have a pretty narrow focus on there, I'm not sure it covers this type of post. But I have a couple of other blogs that are a lot more open.. flipside.scribkin (a tumblelog) and my personal LiveJournal which is always looking for drama. But, I will definitely let you know when I get started, and give you a link! - Phil Glockner
Thank you. If you need to ask me something just let me know. I have a lot of stuff cross indexed about myself, but something are not online. You can run the post as you like, I am sure you will be objective. - Igor The Troll
Quality picture, well made me laugh as it is comical. Surprised Scoble hasn't seen this yet actually! - Joe Dawson
Just got back from a conf in DC and 50% of session attendees were on laptops. Most of them just replying to email and surfing the net. With the lights out the room was still bright with the glow of laptops. All of our online social networking has made us forget how to actually interact with live people. - Kevin Shannon
We're not interacting with live people here? Are FF'ers zombies??! You can't have my brains!! - Tad - the Meme Maker
@Tad We're definitely live, and somewhat lively. I should have said "People In Person". - Kevin Shannon
@directeur: I just read a post on personal branding especially as it pertains to the web. I guess a nom de guerre is not bad in and of itself but I do tend to be a tad more wary when folks don't have their real picture or name under their userid. - Mathew A. Koeneker
Mathew, I understand you, but the essence of the netiquette is to respect people willing to remain anonymous. That's why nicknames were invented. On IRC I have friends that I know by their real names, but I never use these names, I use their nicks. Socialmedia is nothing new, it's just that we have new tools, we humans, are still the same :) - directeur
I'm not a McCain supporter (by a long shot), but... I don't need to play the violin or cello to understand music. - Kirk Kittell
That is probably one of the lamest answers of all time - I am aware of Congress and the Presdential Election coming up - doesn't mean I know it or am compotent to run for office... - Tony
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is he "aware" that there was a twitter presenditial debate with someone else representing him??? - Jennifer Van Grove
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you know who doesn't know how to use a computer? My grandma. And I don't want her running the country either. - jason burton
Jimmy Carter could operate a nuclear submarine, but that didn't help us when Iran took the hostages. - Ontario Emperor
Presidents need to understand the Internet the way they understand our highway system, freedoms of speech and assembly, what NASA does, why the CDC needs a bigger budget, and how much of his campaign site operations is offshored to Mumbai... - Phil Wolff
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I think just the fact someone has to SAY 'John McCain is aware of the Internet' is frankly the problem here - Erin Kotecki Vest
John McCain is probably the last candidate of his generation to run for President. - Dave Hussein Winer
you know, I'm "aware" of foreign policy and budgeting. doesn't mean i know how to run the damn country - Jeremy Toeman
I'm "aware" of open heart surgery. Do you want me operating on you? - Mike Doeff
I guess that means that he knows there's something called the "Internet". That's almost as good as the head of german ministry of justice answering "Browser? What was a browser just now?" who still prepares laws pertaining to users of said Internet. - Andre Heinrichs
The problem with McCain's statement is that it reveals a lack of intellectual curiosity about strategic developments in the world that are affecting us all. He seems to be out of touch with what is going on in the real world, and becoming more out of touch with each passing day. This situation is not going to improve -- he is in a state of mental decline. Without puppeteers at his elbow, like Joseph Lieberman, he would be completely adrift. - Sean McBride
Turn it around: Is _the Internet_ aware of John McCain? Just so happens I interviewed _the Internet_ the other day and when asked the pointed question: "Many claim you _are aware_ of John McCain, but don't think he's relevant?", it mustered its best Cheney impression and said, "So?" - Micah Wittman
Perhaps Mr. Bush could show him the Google? - Philipp Lenssen
George W. was also just "aware" of newspapers, and you see where that got us. As for the Internet, remember his famous quote about the "Internets" : "Information is moving -- you know, nightly news is one way, of course, but it's also moving through the blogosphere and through the Internets." --George W. Bush, Washington, D.C., May 2, 2007 - Stephan Osmont
I think bush is more aware of the internet then McCain. Afterall he knew you shouldn't keep incriminating emails laying around. - Nelson de Witt
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John McCain. Because who do you want answering the telegraph at 3 A.M.? - Karim
It's very clear that this election is about the 20th century (McCain) versus the 21st century. The US may just not be ready for the future. Which will be really sad. - Tad - the Meme Maker
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Karim, LOL! Is McCain also aware of the semantic web? - Bill Sodeman
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This makes sense considering his comments on net-neutrality. Troubling though across the board, given that there are so many issues still very much on the table. - JodyUnwired
The key issue IMO is that the Internet is one of the key drivers that is transforming the economy. And if you don't "get" that, then you won't understand how we need to change how the gov't interacts with the economy. New leadership should "get" alternative energy, the Internet, biotech and other key transformational technologies. That way, we can spearhead efforts (funding, education, etc) to lead in those areas. It's not enough to simply be aware they exist. - Barry Graubart
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lol. The definition of non-sequitir is to couple the word 'awareness' and McCain. - S Adler
It was Mark Soohoo, who works on John McCain's campaign. - Robert Scoble
That must explain why he doesn't know what a blogger is - OH WAIT he has been holding regular conference calls with bloggers for over a year now. to @jasonburton's point - last time I checked the president does not run the internet so what exactly about that example makes sense? Should we now make computer literacy a prerequisite for serving as an elected official? Trust me - I wish he wouldn't have said it but until someone can prove to me that not being tech savvy is a prerequisite for leadership... - Marco (aureliusmaximus)
@Kirk Kittell - That's the wrong comparison. What you said (playing violin necessary to understand music) would mean that he's asked to be a programmer to understand technology. No, it's enough to use it - much like I demand somebody to like to listen the music they say they understand. So as long as he's not actually used the internet, a word processor and simple stuff like that, I think it's a save assumption that he doesn't understand anything. Well, he doesn't understand economy too, by his own account. - sebmos
American's generates more Internet related innovation particularly in content generation, and social media but there are many other countries leading in eGov services. Looks like McCain won't be helping you guys out with the digitisation of your Gov services anytime soon. - Roger Kondrat
Marco - would tech savvy requirement in this day and age be such a bad thing? - jason burton
@jason absolutely not (although "requirement" may be a bit extreme) - just trying to point out that alot of the comments are illogical and unnecessarily extreme. I would love it if McCain was a mobile computing, FriendFeeding maniac but someone can be a good President without having to be tech savvy. (I say that knowing full well that McCain's lack of tech capabilities is far from the only problem most people on this thread have with McCain.) - Marco (aureliusmaximus)
@sebmos - Yeah, I might be off a bit (though in your example, I'd compare the programmer to the music composer, but I get you). The point I'm really getting as is that I don't hold this against him at all. He doesn't need to understand the technology or use a computer to be President -- as long as he is the best guy to lead the nation and is open to appointing the right people to positions that need those skills. I might have voted for him in 2000, but not this year; he's not a Luddite, perhaps, but close. - Kirk Kittell
McCain isn't the President for me. I'm looking for a president that understands how to get in touch with my generation, and the internet is my primary source of information. If McCain doesn't use a computer and can't tap into that stream of info, he's going to have a hard time understanding what I want and how to give it to me. I'm not faulting him for his computer illiteracy, I just know that unless you use the same general set of tools that I use, we're going to be out of sync. - Nick Malaguti
Presidents need a deep understanding of Government, International relations and defense strategy. They need to have experience working with other government members. They need to have a lot of skills.... whether or not they know how to follow me on a Twitter account is so far down the list it is microscopic. - Soulhuntre
The next president will have to deal with an issue more important than net neutrality - oil. Does McCain know how to change the oil in his car? Does Obama? Barr? McKinney? Nader? (Oh, Nader probably rides a bicycle.) - Ontario Emperor
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The fact that McCain graduated near the bottom of his class at Annapolis, is nearly as inarticulate and incoherent as George W. Bush, and is under the thumb of the same neoconservatives who engineered the worst foreign policy disaster in American history (the Iraq War), is probably more significant than the fact that McCain hasn't demonstrated the slightest intellectual interest in a technology which is revolutionizing human civilization and which is substantantially driving the American economy -- but not much more significant. History passed by John McCain quite some time ago. - Sean McBride
Wow, I can't believe that a candidate would lack computer skills some 20 years after they've been in use. I suppose he's had secretaries, law clerks and aids his entire professional life so he didn't *need* to use a computer per se. This is astounding to me and clearly seems untenable for a Presidential candidate today. - Susan Beebe
Probably that the intersection cameras aren't calibrated properly and that you'll be notified of a ticket (or your car rental agency will) - Andrei M. Marinescu
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that happens in nyc too. on houston at sixth and houston and second for sure. they snapped your photo for violating the signal it seems - rob zand
Probably not the responses you hoped to hear :P But yes, I would expect a ticket.... at least there's reason enough to have a really good dinner to cheer up? - Kate Brodock
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you're getting a nice ticket in the mail - clarke thomas
BUSTED! - camera flash, you're toast and your gonna hate the intersection now. - Susan Beebe
lol .. it implies some city financial management problems ... and here is another question, wouldn't you just rather pay a higher airfare than all the nickel and dime around checked bags, surcharges etc? i mean, come clean, we're not (?) stupid - Gregory Lent
It means the light was less yellow than you thought. Or it's the rapture. Did you see angels? I don't mean investors :-) - Tom Cunniff
could have been my camera flash. What intersection was it at? - Thomas Hawk
@Thomas hah! Can't wait to see that picture! - Tim Hoeck
Depends on what you did during the '60s. - JodyUnwired
Nice cars shouldn't have front plates anyway. :) - Chris White
I'm glad they don't do this in Boston. The whole city would get a ticket - Nelson de Witt
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I haven't been to Google Reader in two weeks. FF has killed RSS for me. - Thomas Hawk
Bah! I've been skimming and marking for close to an hour now and can't get it below 1000. I hate days when I can't get to Wonkette and have to mark all as read. - Cyndy
I don't understand how FF can replace GReader? Is there some kind of RSS interface where you can browse all your GReader feeds in FF? - Sean Davis
You have to be willing to use "mark all as read" sometimes. Really. Do not feel ashamed. There are more important things in the world than reading EVERY blog post. - Steve Lynch
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I left mine open at home and it was way over 1000. Holiday weekends eat into gReading.... - Mike Hochanadel
Sean, I used to use Google Reader to stay on top of interesting information to consume and blog. I find I'm getting better information and blog ideas here on FF. Time here = more valuable to me than time in a RSS Reader. Plus it's more fun and interactive. Imaginary Friends make it possible to import anything that you just can't live without into FF. - Thomas Hawk
This is why I love j,k in google reader. I don't read every article, I do skim the titles and see what's worth reading. - Bwana McCall
It's liberating to be able to kill RSS. - Thomas Hawk
I agree with you, Thomas; in addition to your points, I tend to find Friendfeed is faster. By the time I get to the story in GReader, I've already seen it, liked it, and commented on it in Friendfeed. - Mark Trapp
behind I mark all the feeds with the most posts. The rest I can keep up with. - Nelson de Witt
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I have created a GReader overlay "Priority-LOW" category, which I zap without question when I get busy. - Ontario Emperor
And Steve, that's silly talk. Wear those read entries like a medal. I have a Greasemonkey script to specifically remove the "Mark as Read" button. - Mark Trapp
God help me if I go 2+ days without checking gReader. - Michael Beck
I've only got 511 unread right now. That's low for me. :-) - David Risley
12 items and about to go to 0. I deleted all my feeds earlier this morning and I've subscribed to only about 15 of them and about 10 new feeds so all up I have 25 feeds. The 25 should be on Toluu but all of my old ones are too. I wish there was a 'delete all feeds' button on Toluu. - Timothy Neilen
Dang Shey - I've spent a couple days trying to thing of a cute jingle. I got as far as "FriendFeed killed the ?? star." You chose the perfect 3 syllables! - Tad - the Meme Maker
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I don't understand why you (all of you) bother subscribing to that many feeds if you don't intend to read them. Unsubscribe. Prune them, keep only the stuff you want/have the time to read. - Raoul Pop
Timothy- If you want I can delete your feeds so you can re-upload your fresh feed list. Just send me an email to caleb@toluu.com with your username and asking for the clearing of your feeds. - Caleb Elston
Gah, well over 1000+ now. One of the big problems for me is about 1/4 of those are repeats. I have a subscription to Digg and Reddit RSS feeds - duplicates, plus I've seen quite a few here when I stop by - duplicates, AND I'm subscribed to a lot of the places those articles come from in the first place MORE duplicates. I want to drop some things, but there's that occasional "nugget" that doesn't make it anywhere else. I'm OCD about "missing" things that I think I would like too. - Vince DeGeorge
Oh yeah, I blame all of this on Caleb and Toluu. I've added quite a few feeds because of it! ;) - Vince DeGeorge
I've found that Friendfeed only half works on my mobile browser - Mel Francis
It works ok on an iPhone, but a more mobile-friendly version (like Google Reader or Twitter clients like Hahlo) would be easier and more fun to use. - Bryan Landers
I can use it with my BlackBerry browser, but limited functionality. For instance, I can't "like" anything. I also can't add friends. - ha3rvey (That One)
Loic, instead why not build a web/ mobile version of Twhirl? Or even better, make it a download for mobiles - Duncan Riley
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I agree there should be a m.friendfeed.com. But with MojiPage (http://sb.mojipage.com/u/wil1/) you can get about 3/4 of FF on your phone... mobile rendering, Like and Comment links. But still no Share Something or threaded conversations... unles I just can't figure it out. Why did FF not think to have m.FF? - Mark Arend
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I would love to see a mobile optimized version of FF. Although FF does mostly work on an iPhone, it's not the most compelling experience. Methinks it would be a lot more user friendly if there was an actual mobile and/or iPhone version of FF available for use. - Scott Jarkoff
@BretTaylor @Paul Buchheit - Hey Loic is asking a terrific question, which echos my previous request! I've been asking about a mobile version "m.friendfeed.com" site too. When can we get this?? ;-) - Susan Beebe
While we're on the topic of FF "feature requests," FF definitely needs some kind of @user reply support for comments which mention folks in the manner @susan just mentioned @bret and @paul. Otherwise, unless I'm mistaken, those people will never see the comment and have no idea something is being said "to" them. - Scott Jarkoff
I think FriendFeed looks good on an iPod Touch. - Mike Reynolds
There is no reason someone couldn't make their own m.friendfeed.com. The API exposes everything you'd need (comments/likes/etc). I've considered doing it myself.... - Benjamin Golub
I think the @ feature is the biggest feature missing from ff. Its how I find new people on twitter. It really doesn't work as well on ff. - Nelson de Witt
I know everyone love teh iPhone but what about those of us that don't have it and won't be getting one? :T - Jennie Lin
Opera browser on the blackberry renders it pretty well - Tim Connors
Yes I've already suggested that. We need a mobile friendly friendfeed. - Svartling
I would have to agree the m.friendfeed.com for my Treo would make me a happy camper. - Mathew A. Koeneker
Come on guys. Make a mobile/iPhone optimized version of FF already. - James
We do need an optimized mobile/iPhone page for friendeed. The regular site is ok but it's not quite good enough....unless you want eye strain headaches.. - Mike Lewis
Happy to know it works well on the iphone but I only use a blackberry these days. This reminds me I want the new one! - Loic Le Meur
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If I had this mobile, I'd never get anything done!! - Charlie Anzman
I use a new BlackBerry Curve 8830 and FriendFeed does NOT work on it. twitter does... come'on FriendFeed we want MORE free features! ;-)~ - Susan Beebe
The FF login page breaks on Opera Mini 4.1. Don't know about the rest of FF yet. - Morton Fox
Does FF work in browsers that don't support AJAX? Progressive enhancement is a frontend engineering best practice that makes it possible for any website to work in a mobile browser without a separate subdomain. AJAX should be a "bonus" for browsers that support it, not a requirement for the site's basic functionality. - Jason Wehmhoener
I've been talking about this for a while, we definitely need some way to get functionality on all mobile devices. Great it works on an iPhone but we haven't all got iPhones. If we're not going to have m.ff then we need a mobile client that covers ALL bases. - Colin Walker
No, seriously, not "m." - doing it properly is so much better. The mobile web needs to die. There is just 'the web'. - Tom Morris
second that. both that we need it, and that we dont need m. we just need a version that knows where its shown on. or some app like twibble for FF. - kosmar
Wow it sure be hard to read the volume of content on any mobile device - Tim FitzGerald
“Things in life that are addictive: digital photography, Flickr, Tommy's cheeseburgers, those tangy sea salt and vinegar blue chips in the blue bag, coffee, Red Bull, and friendfeed.”
"It is by will alone I set my mind in motion. It is by the can of Red Bull that thoughts acquire speed, the clothes acquire stains. The stains become a warning. It is by will alone I set my mind in motion." [sips Red Bull] - Karim
and twitter. tommys burgers are nasty. ewww - Photo Larry
6 replies and nobody mentioned sex? Fortunately I am here to remind you :) - funkyboy
I love *ALL* that cool stuff listed in your post above! :-) Life is Good! - Susan Beebe
I have a couple of substitutions: Red Mill burgers, Kettle Chips' Beer & Cheddar chips, and Irish cream lattes. Okay, that was more than a couple. I also agree with NFL Football (but would also add the EPL), the Office (but would also add 30 Rock). Oh, and FriendFeed. Also agree with coding (but would add mathematics). I've pretty much ruined this thread. }-{ELLO! - Akiva Moskovitz
Mine would be cycling, digital photography, Flick/Twitter/FF, cappuccinos. Just like drugs all of these have a "gateway" drug. Mountain biking led to road biking. Starbucks led to Peets. Minolta F100 led to Rebel XT led to 20D led to 5D. Email led to web surfing, led to Facebook led to Twitter led to FF. Hi, my name is John and I'm and addict... Everyone? Hi John... - John Wright
fried fish, curry, more curry, geocaching, Where's George, Postcrossing, Twitter, Friendfeed, Flickr, and writing really clever scripts in Vim and Perl. - Morton Fox
Blueberry green tea (it's my crack), and Curb Your Enthusiasm - Matt
And to add to this, our Twitter/Friendfeed survey this week found a surprisingly high interest in using these social platforms for business purposes. Results here: http://twurl.nl/kn1gbw - Dion Hinchcliffe
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Twitter certainly is starting to get attention. They were talking about Twitter this morning on Live 105 in San Francisco. I think that's the top rated morning show in the Bay Area. - Thomas Hawk
Good to see an informative tech article from Businessweek - Anthony Farrior
"The goal now, he says, is to raise money, nail down the technology, and grow Twitter until it's enormous." Note the order. :) - Ontario Emperor
@Jennifer Van Grove Tiny URL offers a thumbnail view for convenience - but I don't find it very convenient at all. - www.MarketSaw.com
I may enjoy and respect Twitter now but when Google coordinates Jaiku, Google Talk, Gmail, Grand Central, AdSense and search, I'll be there. - Christopher Harley
I would say that Twitter will mean less and less unless is can build discussion. - Rob Greenlee
I don't know. I've been on both twitter and FF for a couple of weeks now. I kind of like twitter better. Its simpler. But I see how FF has more of a conversation to it. However more of the people I want to follow are on twitter. - Nelson de Witt
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