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Paul Buchheit
I am Paul. I choose to believe what I was programmed to believe.
There were some bugs in the "Twitter publishing" code that caused some entries to get published on Twitter when they should not, and others to not get published when they should. I've cleaned up the code to eliminate these problems, but it's possible some settings were lost. Please verify your settings at http://friendfeed.com/setting...
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I apologize for any lost or unwanted tweets. Please let me know if you spot any other problems.
- Paul Buchheit
Cheers for this Paul. How cool is it that one of the founders of FF still gets his hands dirty in the code. Once a coder, always a coder :-)
- Keith Bennett
from Nambu
Thanks Keith :) By the way, if none of your posts are making it through to twitter, it may be that you changed your password. To verify, simply click "Save changes" at http://friendfeed.com/setting... and we will check that your Twitter credentials are still good (and sign-out then back in to fix).
- Paul Buchheit
Matthew, in general all the same settings that the old ui had are available on the new one (plus a few more), though they are now divided on to several different pages. You should be able to reach all of the the settings by clicking on the word "settings" below your name in the top-right part of the page (the dialog shows a few, and links to all the others).
- Paul Buchheit
You can filter by service by searching for service:twitter (or whatever service you like), and of course that can be combined with other search operators as well. See http://friendfeed.com/search... for more.
- Paul Buchheit
Thanks Paul, sounds like you pulled an all nighter to fix these.
- Robert Scoble
Yeah, unfortunately the code had gotten rather involved since it was trying to support both the old ui and the new (the old ui worked on a per-service basis instead of letting you decide individually on each entry), and the logic sometimes became inconsistent. I simplified it quite a bit, so there should be less room for bugs now :)
- Paul Buchheit
Thanks, Paul. :)
- Josh Haley
Nice try, Matthew, I congratulate you on being awake, and carpe-diem'ing Paul here, but have to disappoint you - if FF wanted us to have favicons, they'd already issued us our favicons. Do you see any favicons that made the transition from earlier version. No? You think Paul nuked them by mistake... be my guest, and I'll be looking forward to the next couple of years' worth of your pleading for favicons when you could be learning to live both here and thereater without them.
- ianf ⌘
I'm a bit confused about the "Post my FriendFeed entries on Twitter by default" and "FriendFeed (when there's no Cc box)" options. Are these exclusive? Does checking the first one mean all my FriendFeed posts will get posted to Twitter even if I uncheck the Cc box?
- Tony Ruscoe
Paul, thank you thank thank you for the "Check CC Twitter box by default" option!!! That's one step closer to only needing Friendfeed. I'm almost ready to dump Google Reader AND Twitter now!
- caj needs a haircut
Thanks Paul!
- Edwin Khodabakchian
Tony, the "cc twitter by default" option sets whether then checkbox is checked or unchecked by default in the share box and bookmarklet. The other option ("when there's no cc box") applies mostly to the API and other off-site interfaces, such as email (mail share@friendfeed.com) and IM. For any given post, only one setting applies.
- Paul Buchheit
I publish to Twitter by default but now link directly to the source. I figure that those finding outside of FF want to go to the source (while those reading on FF are already seeing the discussion).
- Mike Reynolds
Hi Paul, about 15 mins ago I "shared" an item from FF here to "my feed" and "cc Twitter". But still not showing up on Twitter. Just thought I'd let you know.
- Brian
Thanks Brian. It turns out there was a bug in the "Share" feature that sometimes caused us to sometimes not send the tweets (the new code errors on the side of not sending tweets). It's fixed now though. Please let me know if you spot any others.
- Paul Buchheit
Paul, that did the trick! Thanks for looking into that. BTW, that was a quick fix! Just shared an item on FF and it pushed thru to Twitter instantly.
- Brian
Hello Paul, when I try to publish just my google talk status to twitter and have "Link to source site instead of FriendFeed conversation" selected, it doesn't send the tweet. I'm not sure if this is because twitter seems to be having difficulty right now or if it's the lack of a source link because it's a google talk status?
- ehaab
ehaab, publishing to Twitter was broken this morning, so no updates went out. It should work fine now however, including publishing updates from Google Talk. Sorry about that.
- Paul Buchheit
thanks! it was driving me batty trying to figure out why it wasn't taking.
- ehaab
I think it's still broken. I just posted via the Bookmarklet and CC'd twitter... no go. EDIT: my latest one just posted, must be intermittent.
- Daniel Sims
Hi Paul, Mine is still not working. I have also checked the setting page.
- zahedzadeh
Young, Black and Frisked by the N.Y.P.D. - http://www.nytimes.com/2011...
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"These experiences changed the way I felt about the police. After the third incident I worried when police cars drove by; I was afraid I would be stopped and searched or that something worse would happen. I dress better if I go downtown. I don’t hang out with friends outside my neighborhood in Harlem as much as I used to. Essentially, I incorporated into my daily life the sense that I might find myself up against a wall or on the ground with an officer’s gun at my head. For a black man in his 20s like me, it’s just a fact of life in New York. Here are a few other facts: last year, the N.Y.P.D. recorded more than 600,000 stops; 84 percent of those stopped were blacks or Latinos. Police are far more likely to use force when stopping blacks or Latinos than whites. In half the stops police cite the vague “furtive movements” as the reason for the stop. Maybe black and brown people just look more furtive, whatever that means. These stops are part of a larger, more widespread problem — a...
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- Paul Buchheit
from Bookmarklet
Horribly sad.
- Stephen Mack
from iPhone
It's institutionalized racism. It's when you cross the street with your kids because you see a black or brown guy walking towards you, regardless of how he's dressed or what he's doing. When you lock your car doors because the color of the neighborhood changes, regardless of the economic stature of the area. You see 3 or more black or brown guys hanging out and call them "thugs" or...
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- Anika
:(
- Amit Patel
the gun-at-head part can't be legal, can it?
- Joe The Sausage
nice
- Mariya Khan
Considering that only about 5% of stops (regardless of color) result in arrests, it's hard to imagine how they even justify this practice.
- Gabe
ok ok ok
- Ruslan Zakirov
Ron Paul For The GOP Nomination - http://andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com/2011...
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"I don't believe that any of the other candidates, except perhaps Huntsman, would cut the military-industrial complex as deeply as it needs to be cut. What Paul understands - and it's why he has so much young support - is that the world has changed. Seeking global hegemony in a world of growing regional powers among developing nations is a fool's game, destined to provoke as much backlash as lash, and financially disastrous as every failed empire in history has shown. We do not need tens of thousands of troops in Europe. We do not need to prevent China's rise, but to accommodate it as prudently as possible. We do need to get out of the Middle East to the maximum extent and return our relationship with Israel to one between individual nations, with different interests and common ideals, not some divine compact between two Zions. We do need a lighter, more focused, more lethal war against Jihadism - but this cannot ever again mean occupying countries we do not understand and cannot...
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- Paul Buchheit
from Bookmarklet
Sounds good. I hope the big media companies choose him.
- Bruce Lewis
If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. He sponsored a "life begins at conception" bill (making miscarriage illegal), wants to end birthright citizenship (you have to earn your citizenship?), and wants to eliminate federal environmental regulations (after you die from pollution you can simply sue the polluter).
- Gabe
And his opponents are offering a probable Iran War, an American economic collapse (as the result of that war), the creation of a full-throttle neocon total surveillance police state, and the eradication of much of the US Constitution and Bill of Rights. Trade-offs, trade-offs.... It all depends on how you prioritize your issues.
- Sean McBride
none of the above.
- Mark Essel
from iPhone
The more I learn about Ron Paul, the more wacko he turns out to be. Apparently he didn't actually know that his newsletter was be used as a fount of bigotry and racism: http://www.theatlantic.com/nationa...
- Gabe
If you learned anything about the current administration, you should know this, even if someone becomes president of the USA, they won't be able to do squat unless the rest of the government will back them. RP is so outside the GOP norm that they might treat him like Obama.
- NotdaBOTTurlokin4
Ron Paul would be the Ross Perot of 2012. Interesting, possibly 10 or 12 points interesting, but ultimately not electable.
- Eric
CW said it well.
- Anika
What could be more wacko than making preparations to attack Iran after the multi-trillion dollar failures of the Iraq and Afghan Wars and the overall neocon policies that helped cause the financial collapse of 2008? THAT's wacko. Even former Mossad heads are warning that an Iran War could collapse the American and global economies. Hacking away at the US Constitution, Bill of Rights and...
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- Sean McBride
A Sister’s Eulogy for Steve Jobs - http://www.nytimes.com/2011...
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"Even now, he had a stern, still handsome profile, the profile of an absolutist, a romantic. His breath indicated an arduous journey, some steep path, altitude. He seemed to be climbing. But with that will, that work ethic, that strength, there was also sweet Steve’s capacity for wonderment, the artist’s belief in the ideal, the still more beautiful later. Steve’s final words, hours earlier, were monosyllables, repeated three times. Before embarking, he’d looked at his sister Patty, then for a long time at his children, then at his life’s partner, Laurene, and then over their shoulders past them. Steve’s final words were: OH WOW. OH WOW. OH WOW."
- Paul Buchheit
from Bookmarklet
That was beautiful.
- WoH: Minding her Botts
If we don't learn to appreciate the journey, we probably won't love the destination either.
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That's what you think!
- April Buchheit
Often true, but I can think of contrary examples.
- Cristo
It'll be a long time before I think I'll be able to appreciate flying again.
- Gabe
I'll let you know when we get there.
- Micah
from FFHound(roid)!
Dear Temple of Transition [Burning Man 2011] - http://vimeo.com/28860525
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"Every facet, every department of your mind, is to be programmed by you. And unless you assume your rightful responsibility, and begin to program your own mind, the world will program it for you."
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Not sure where it came from. Possibly Jack Kornfield. Heard it quoted in a song.
- Paul Buchheit
Is that your answer to my question about HGTV?
- Clare Dibble
Before you can program your mind you need to deprogram it, and the best way to deprogram it is to get to the bottom of and master intellectual history -- the invented and artificial but influential ideological tape loops that control collective human behavior among all cultures, and about which most people are entirely unconscious. Fully conscious people create and control cultural and ideological systems and loops, they are not controlled by them.
- Sean McBride
Too much work. Just tell me the answer.
- The Real sofarsoShawn
I googled it for Shawn. It's a quote from Jack Kornfield (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...) and it's found in Evil Nine's Cakehole (http://www.youtube.com/watch...).
- imabonehead
Thanks imabonehead :) I was being I guess, very lamely sarcastic to highlight that our minds "programming" or its deprogramming comes as a result of the world itself telling us how to. ~ In short, I'd like to thank this quote for telling me how to think, oh shit... kinda back where I started... ~ ~~> Russell's quote, with your 1st link, has much more explanatory relevance
- The Real sofarsoShawn
The Economist names Paul Buchheit its 2011 Computing and Telecommunications Innovation Award winner - http://www.economistconferences.co.uk/press-r...
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Congrats!
- Joel Kotarski
Wow! Congratulations, Paul!
- Spidra Webster
Congrats Paul!
- NotdaBOTTurlokin4
Awesome!
- Stephen Mack
Congrats Paul! The Economist is a big deal.
- The Ghost of Library Past
Wow, nice!
- Amit Patel
Congratulations!
- Anne Bouey
Woo hoo!
- SAM
Awesome. Congratulations.
- Tamara J.
Extremely well deserved!!
- Bo Stern
Congrats!
- Barbara R. S.
WOOHOOOOOOO!! Congratulations, that is AWESOME!
- The Real sofarsoShawn
Congrats!
- DS
Nice. Congratulations Paul!
- DJ Stevie Steve
Congratulations, Paul!
- ha3rvey (literally)
Well deserved. And they were right to mention FriendFeed as a highlight.
- Bruce Lewis
Congratulations. Well deserved.
- Ashish
congrats!
- imabonehead
Wonderful news! Congratulations, Paul!
- Harold Cabezas
Congrats!
- Eric Borisch
nice !! COng'rats
- Peter Dawson
w00t!
- Angelo
I think Paul's one of the most innovative peeps. after all his legacy is gmail, adsense and "dont be evil" :)- the very fabric of the Internet ecosystem comprises of at least 2 of the former items that he invented. !!
- Peter Dawson
Congratulations, Paul!
- Brent
Love the don't be evil! Nice write up.
- amelia arapoff
A well-deserved award. Congratulations, Paul!
- Frank Jernigan
My man
- Josh Haley
congrats!
- ebru
Congratulations!
- אלף
Well deserved!
- Peter Reavy
Congratulations, Paul.
- Micah
from FFHound(roid)!
Congrats Paul!!
- Rachel Lea Fox
from iPhone
that's awesome, man. you changed my and many others' life, right here! I personally owe you a lot.
- Ahmet Alp Balkan
Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart. - http://news.stanford.edu/news...
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Tough day for us all.
- Louis Gray
Beautiful words!
- Jorge Escobar
truth.
- Scott (Honey Boo-Boo!)
Wow.
- Stephen Mack
from iPhone
How to get into Y Combinator - http://samaltman.com/how-to-...
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"For most startups at this stage, the best predictor of success is the founders. So, the most important parts of the application for me are the questions about the founders' backgrounds and the most impressive things they've done. We're looking for evidence that the founders are smart, effective, and determined. If you can't go through your application and point to evidence for all three, that's bad. Don't be shy about telling us why you're good, but don't write a bunch of meaningless marketing speak either. I view the questions about the business largely as an intelligence test, but I'm always excited to read about a great idea. There should be no obvious holes in your plan--i.e., if you're taking on a huge competitor, have no apparent monetization plan, etc., you need to address it. It's very rare that I read about a brand new idea (and it's likely the startup will change or refine ideas), so I'm looking for deep insights I haven't heard heard or thought of before."
- Paul Buchheit
from Bookmarklet
This time, Germany conquered Europe by accident. I bet they're regretting it now... http://www.theatlantic.com/busines...
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I like mpettis' take on this http://mpettis.com/2011...
- Private Sanjeev
The key to writing is the key to life. Slow down and learn to love every character.
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Even apostrophes? Loving apostrophes is hard to do...
- Todd Hoff
I save my good loving for the colon.
- SteVe C
Sweet, sweet semi-colon lovin' is the name of the game.
- Lisa L. Seifert | FHG™
from Android
Calm down, Paul.
- Akiva
How to Avoid Going to Jail under 18 U.S.C. Section 1001 for Lying to Governme... - http://library.findlaw.com/2004...
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"What if you are absolutely convinced that you didn't do anything to help your former employer and that you are entirely innocent of wrongdoing? Since you have nothing to hide, is it safe to talk? There can still be real danger in speaking to a government agent in these circumstances. To begin with, you are not qualified to know whether you are innocent of wrongdoing under federal criminal law . I have already noted the minimal nature of the act needed to connect you to another's crime if you have knowledge of that crime. But the danger goes beyond this. Not all federal crimes (particularly regulatory crimes) even require criminal intent. Moreover, you and your employer may have engaged in some widespread industry practice, acceptable at the time, which is now under stricter scrutiny. One offhand remark to the federal agent could turn into a damaging admission."
- Paul Buchheit
from Bookmarklet
Scary. Unless you're an attorney, I guess.
- Stephen Mack
This advice applies to talking to police in general. When cops come calling, tell them to speak to your attorney.
- Gabe
They should teach a class in high school about exercising your rights.
- Chris Lamprecht
except that public school is all about teaching you to forget that you even have any rights.
- Joe The Sausage
John Vigiano Sr. is a retired New York City firefighter whose two sons followed him into service—John Jr. was a firefighter, too, and Joe was a police detective. On September 11, 2001, both Vigiano brothers responded to the call from the World Trade Center, and both were killed while saving others. Here, John Sr. remembers his sons and reflects on... - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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"The only reason that we don't open our hearts and minds to other people is that they trigger confusion in us that we don't feel brave enough or sane enough to deal with. To the degree that we look clearly and compassionately at ourselves, we feel confident and fearless about looking into someone else's eyes." - When Things Fall Apart
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Ohio 1977 - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Paul wanted to reach you for something very important, this is going to be great TRUST ME.I am at venkatraghavan7@gmail.com
- Venkat Raghavan
I am nothing - http://paulbuchheit.blogspot.com/2011...
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Zen.
- Stephen Mack
from iPhone
In other words, "Freedom's just another word for 'Nothing left to lose'"...
- Brian Johns
http://online.wsj.com/article... was enough for the day. I was going to keep your post for another day but then I thought, “What would Paul think? I'd better read it right away!”
- Amit Patel
That is great! Nicely written............expressive one
- Asha Joshi
Now who will be the first to buy a carrier, Apple or Google? Sprint market cap is just over $10B (up 8.75% today).
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We can only hope one of them will. Even better: The ATT / T-Mobile merger is denied. Apple buys one of them, Google buys the other. The mobile carrier market needs some serious disruption.
- Tinfoil 2.0
None of them. If anything, Microsoft will become a soft carrier, followed quickly by Apple, then Google. Here are some thoughts I had on that a few months ago: http://fury.com/2011...
- Kevin Fox
bretin arkadası benimde arkadasım sayılır..hey adamım nasılsın?
- Özlem(angiocat)
Someone please. That's where we need real disruption.
- Todd Hoff
Realistically, no carrier has first-class coverage everywhere, and neither Apple or Google would tie their own product image to a single carrier's coverage area (again). Everyone's learned by watching the love/hate relationship users have with Apple and AT&T the past four years. No way they hobble themselves to a single physical infrastructure.
- Kevin Fox
Buying a carrier doesn't mean that they couldn't still sell phones on the other carriers and more than buying Motorola precludes them from putting Android on Samsung devices.
- Paul Buchheit
Would SprintApple still sell Android and Windows phones?
- Kevin Fox
Carriers are so much about commoditized physical infrastructure that I'd have to believe Apple is looking for a way to make them obsolete, rather than buying one for themselves.
- Kevin Fox
Amazon? -- Since they're already using Sprint for the Kindle. Might also make for some interesting Twilio-style additions to AWS
- Ken Sheppardson
Amazon no longer uses Sprint for the Kindle. It uses AT&T. It was the only way to get global coverage.
- Piaw Na
Aha. Got it. Meaning the newer K3 (and K2?) use AT&T? Y'know given the differing radio/network technologies, I wonder if anybody'd want Sprint, with all the inherent coverage limitations.
- Ken Sheppardson
If Amazon would build a pneumatic tube delivery service underneath everyone's homes and businesses (to replace FedEx/UPS/OnTrac), they could also put Wi-Max or LTE in their tubes, so that the Internet would actually be a series of tubes.
- Amit Patel
Tubes have been replaced with solar powered automated driving delivery vehicles. Not quite as romantic, or com friendly, but it uses the existing road system.
- Todd Hoff
I don't think Apple wants any part of a deal to buy plumbing. If they can cover that plumbing in gold plate and sell it as an experience, then maybe. Microsoft, on the other hand, has plenty of cash and doesn't mind being a plumber.
- Eric
Trucks? Tubes? Pfft... Autonomous solar-powered drones that dock at giant floating fulfillment center airships are the way to go. Get around the whole state-by-state tax problem once and for all. Just float over them.
- Ken Sheppardson
Ooh, delivery by airdrop. I like it.
- Amit Patel
Plus you tie this in with an app on your Android device and you'd get a little alert that says "You're package is available for delivery... please step outside"... BAM
- Ken Sheppardson
Airspace tax zones would be sure to follow :-) And I think the economics of lifting goods into the air will have to wait for zero-point energy devices.
- Todd Hoff
Lifting goods is cheap on the space pulley. You put a chunk of asteroid on one side and you put a container of goods on the other side. Make sure the asteroid is heavier, and it will go down as the goods go up. You extract the precious metals out of the asteroid and use that money to fund development of your delivery spacecraft, which is orbiting the Earth at supersonic speeds, picking up goods from the space pulley and releasing them at just the right time to hit Ken on the head.
- Amit Patel
I figure eventually they'll just have fab plants on the moon. Solar power turns moon rocks into whatever you need, and the end products get railgunned out of the moon's gravity well and fall straight to your home with a guided descent with last-minute parachute braking. The fun part is that your Amazon Prime cutoff time will be dependent on the moon's relative position to you, so it...
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- Kevin Fox
Since this conversation looks to be officially derailed, I vote for some form of Wonka-Vision to be the distribution method of choice for Amazon prime...
- Ross Miller
That or skyhooks.
- Kevin Fox
Until I parsed "Sprint" I was sure you are talking about the actual warship, you know, Invincible class carrier is now supposedly on closed auction in UK :)
- Michael Bravo
Well, yeah, I guess that ties in with the Amazon sub-thread nicely. They probably are the most likely to be the first to buy a carrier, e.g. http://bit.ly/g55NKr
- Ken Sheppardson
Although as far as sub-threads go, this'd probably be more appropriate: http://bit.ly/rjNj0i
- Ken Sheppardson
The first thought that came into my head was "Aircraft Carrier" to use as a Datacenter...
- Stuart Woodward
The Empathic Civilisation - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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So far, there has always been an other. Extending all the way would remove the "other"ness. What replaces that?
- Clare Dibble
I just finished reliving the past 7 years, in reverse order. A lot has happened, and now my inbox is empty. Odd.
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What did you learn from your reverse chronology?
- Eric Borisch
from iPod
How did those drafts get in there from seven years ago?
- Louis Gray
Last friday I taped an iPhone to my head and ran around Paris capturing the most famous sights in a single (somewhat shaky) shot. Here's the video: http://vimeo.com/12906858
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Now we know what that 94 minute video was. :)
- Jimminy, CoG of FF
At first look I also thought he became gangsta :p
- deerstep
that explain other FF posts, looking for tapes and where can one upload large video files ;-).
- Tzury Bar Yochay
Yeah, I never did get the duct tape though, so I had to use clear packaging tape instead (with a sock stuffed between the iPhone and my hat to get the correctish angle).
- Paul Buchheit
Patent it NOW
- Josh Haley
Well, this is just genius!
- Eric
When you said you ran you weren't speaking metaphorically.
- Eric
Reminds me of a project I cobbled together a few years back at the Moscone Center Web2expo conference: http://www.flickr.com/photos...
- Brian Daniel Eisenberg
Very Cool Paul!
- Jeff P. Henderson
great and inspiring
- Nenko Ivanov
this was perfect, I opened up my Paris map and followed you :)
- ipek aral kişioğlu
I'm surprised you were able to follow. I didn't have a map (my iPhone was taped to my head!) so I made a number of wrong turns, though the high-level route was pretty basic.
- Paul Buchheit
Saw the vimeo on your stream and watched a little of it. Great stuff! Cool to see new iphone vid quality. (er 3gs? quality, hmm) Oh yeah, and enjoy Paris!
- Jay
It's actually a 3GS, not an iphone 4.
- Paul Buchheit
I think I might tape a photo of Paul with an iPhone taped to his head to my head because I want to get arrested for being a menace.
- Akiva
You can fit an iPad on my forehead.
- Josh Haley
Ahhh this explains the "ducktape in Paris" stuff LOL :D (that picture is full of geeky win!)
- Susan Beebe
@Paul just curious how much battery did you have left after you were done recording?
- BRҰANSAҰS
Something like 22%, as I recall. I had put the phone in airplane mode to reduce wireless consumption and also because I'm concerned that an incoming call would stop the video or something.
- Paul Buchheit
Nice idea, OP
- LANjackal
this is definitely on the list of 'quirkiest things ever done with an iPhone'. :-)
- Olivia Lovag
this is so romantic
- τorƍue
awesome, you just needed a gun and it would make a cool REAL-time FPS :)
- Emil Kirichev
oh thanks you soo much!!! I love it!
- Bojan Babic
surprisingly un-shaky
- Sally Relton Shakespeare
Avg. speed: 9.48 km/h (9.23 mi in 94 min, see red track http://maps.google.com/maps...)
- Jérôme
Thirteen years ago I met someone unusual. Nine years ago we got married. Happy anniversary my love <3
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حاجی مبارک باشه ،درسته فرندفید رو ول کردید به امون خدا ولی انشالله خوشبخت باشین :)
- CNFRMST
همین که استاد کانفو فرمود، مبارکه
- آقا هادی
What Conformist said.
- Bruce Lewis
from fftogo
Congratulations!
- Stephen Mack
Con'grats !!
- Peter Dawson
For you, I wish happiness.
- CNFRMST
Many many years of happiness to come!
- Dani Radu
Congratulations!
- Mark J Severely Inert
from Android
Well of course Thomas Dolby has a hot girlfriend. Duh! Oh, wait. That's you... And that's your wife? Nice! Happy Anniversary!
- Mark Davidson
Happy anniversary!
- Eric
Happy anniversary!
- Lix
happy anniversary, you cute couple!
- imabonehead
: ))
- Friendfeed's Francisco
Happy Anniversary!
- Elena
There is always a woman behind every successful man.
- ThinkEzy
Congratulations :)
- WoH: Minding her Botts
Congratulations! You picked a winner for sure.
- Auntie Buttinsky Botts
hatun bayağı aşıkmış sana zaten yaa, zaten kadınlar ister vealır hayat böyle. hadi mutluluklar ciğerim :)
- Suç Bende
Congrats to you two and the kids!!!
- Kevin Fox
Happy anniversary! :)
- ciw
from FFHound(roid)!
Happy Anniversary Paul and April! :)
- Josh Haley
from iPhone
up! :)))
- moltogatto
Happy Anniversary Paul and April...
- Sunny Gene
Were you quoting your wife? :) Happy anniversary!
- Christopher Galtenberg
Ha, Christopher, I thought April posted this until I took a second look! Happy Anniversary you guys.
- Laura Norvig
"Only to the extent that we expose ourselves over and over to annihilation can that which is indestructible be found in us."
John Clifford, Friendfeed's Francisco, Kathleen Porter and 5 other people liked this
Laid-back...
Tsogzolmaa Jantsan, Philip Homadzi, Maggie and 12 other people liked this
A curse is a blessing that has not yet been accepted and understood.
Dan Hsiao, Adriano, Bruce Lewis and 8 other people liked this
A blessing is a curse that has not yet been rejected and misconstrued.
- Stephen Mack
I remember that coming to this realization was a profound experience for me. Glad you've come to the same thought and are sharing it with everyone!
- Ruchira S. Datta
Though, judging from the comments not everyone sees it the same way. :-)
- Ruchira S. Datta
Ruchira, sorry, I'm in a weird mood and wanted to test the aphorism through inversion.
- Stephen Mack
No need to be sorry, nothing wrong with a little humor. :-)
- Ruchira S. Datta
A lot of things in life just suck and they hurt a lot, for a long time. A big part of life is learning how to deal with that without going crazy.
- Todd Hoff
Everything that we see is a shadow cast by that which we do not see.
Moses Mailu Nzioka, Suresh S, Dan Hsiao and 21 other people liked this
MLK apparently - http://www.infoplease.com/spot...
- Paul Buchheit
Platonic.
- Cliff Gerrish
All right, who is letting the fortune cookie writers study holographic string theory again?
- David Lounsbury
Sexual repression / das ding: http://accursedshare.blogspot.com/2008...
- Benjamin Phillips
...in bed.
- Stephen Mack
+1 Stephen !
- Peter Dawson
"Our politicians help the terrorists every time they use fear as a campaign tactic. The press helps every time it writes scare stories about the plot and the threat. And if we're terrified, and we share that fear, we help. These actions intensify and repeat the terrorists' actions, and increase the effects of their terror." - http://www.wired.com/politic...
Suresh S, Dan Hsiao, Maggie and 11 other people liked this
+1
- .LAG liked that
In other news, the Sun is really, really hot.
- Akiva
Yes. Terrorists have won back in 2001 and keep winning since then :((
- 9000
«The people terrorists kill are not the targets; they are collateral damage. And blowing up planes, trains, markets or buses is not the goal; those are just tactics. The real targets of terrorism are the rest of us: the billions of us who are not killed but are terrorized because of the killing. The real point of terrorism is not the act itself, but our reaction to the act»
- 9000
Mark Zuckerberg is the most popular user on Google+ - http://socialstatistics.com/ #amusing
Dubidu Duppi, Mark Essel, Kaan Biryol and 28 other people liked this
I'm #36
- Paul Buchheit
no circles for Larry, Vic and Sergey?
- @zaps
21k users? It went up fast during the weekend!
- Zu from AOD
from iPhone
I can't wait until Robert hits the friend limit and starts complaining. ;-P
- Jeff P. Henderson
like that
- Shakhawat Hossain
Every time you victimized someone, you were victimizing yourself. Every act of kindness you’ve done, you’ve done to yourself. Every happy and sad moment ever experienced by any human was, or will be, experienced by you. - http://www.galactanet.com/oneoff...
Sean McBride, Moses Mailu Nzioka, Suresh S and 12 other people liked this
Conversely, every time you laughed at yourself, it turns out you were being a real jerk.
- Larry Hosken
I go at it the other way. Every human experience is similar, but unique to the person. You can never know what happiness, hate, or love means to another. Only what it means for you. Much human misery happens because of this gap.
- Todd Hoff
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