Hot Donkey! Trevor Carpenter, Robert Scoble and I are doing a neon photowalk in Sacramento on October 3rd, come on out and join us if you can make it. RSVP at upcoming.org here: http://upcoming.yahoo.com/even... - Thomas Hawk via Bookmarklet
Love Neon, but a bit far for me, have fun though. - Russ G
Happy 4th of July to all. Living in a country where you can freely photograph your world is a beautiful thing. Take some great photographs today. - Thomas Hawk via Bookmarklet
Next time I come down there, I'll know where to get breakfast! - Shey
Hahaha, i'm a cool chef among other things. I'll be expecting you Shey. It not only looked good it also tasted delicious too, the ready made pancakes aren't all hat, boy the world has surely gotten lazy:P - Gordon Swaby
I always make mine from scratch. Don't have them very often but when I do they have to be done right. It is kind of like buying ice cream. If I am going to indulge I am not going to buy some bargain brand. - Michael Tefft
It's gotten so bad that I have to regulate myself. I use a plug-in for FireFox called Leechblock that you can use to limit your time during the work day.: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-... - Dan Kaplan
huh? F5 just blips my Mac's little sound level at me. - Thomas Hawk
@Thomas F5 = Command + R on a PC. Refresh. - Parth Awasthi
Yes, FF is the new internet addiction. F5 F5 F5 F5 F5 F5... - Tad Donaghe
The only way to solve this problem is for you people to post quicker ;) - Earl E Morningwood
@Jason you essentially just told Amy Winehouse she should check herself into rehab - how likely do you think we are to match your show of discipline? lol ; ) - Marco
At some point we just need FF to auto-refresh every second and include a pause button so we can stop the action to read stuff that catches our eyes. That would be pretty freaky, huh? - Tad Donaghe
it has been eating into my reading and sleeping time - RAPatton
What? Reading Friendfeed isn't constructive or creative? - Tom Landini
Sometimes I interrupt what I'm doing (re-reading the manual for Twilight Struggle) just to check for new FriendFeed action. Totally addicted. - Akiva Moskovitz
I do that too. But now we're going to see the Incredible Hulk. - Robert Scoble
F5=Crack. Crack is Whack. Flickr = Crack. FF is the new Flickr. - Russellreno
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O... It helps if you don't notice the walls of the maze aren't very high and there are these people looking down on you. - Karim
RusselReno, I had to double-check to make sure that you weren't Steve Gillmor - Todd McKinney
time consumption is simply the manual behavior. Get an auto refresher and save a micro second. ;) then again, if you want to remain aware, you have to read everything! - thecolor
use twhirl and updates come automatically to your desktop... no need of refresh, layout is awesome (discussions, etc) - Gustavo Munoz via twhirl
If we could get paid for using FriendFeed, wouldn't we all have our own private islands? - possible248
“Dear Internets, Please let me join new social networks by just clicking a button that says join, and automagically add all of my other friends from other services. Where's my goddamned intelligent agents already??? Sheesh!”
what you want is something i've been crying for, for years & its data poritablity - sam via twhirl
Yeah, but I want automagic data portability. I want it to go on in the background. I don't even want to know it's there. I just want to click a button to sign up for a service and be done with it. Or better yet, have my IA sign up for the services it figures I'd be interested in, and then just show me the best content from said services. - Tad Donaghe
Again directeur - I support the movement, I'm just bored by it. Just make it work. ;) The internets is for dumping awesome into the truck of utility. - Tad Donaghe
Tad, I myself already using some of its techs in my products :) If you're a dev do so too, if not pass the message :) - directeur via NoiseRiver
One thing I was wondering along this same vein, are there ajax widgets or something that you could put on your blog/site and allow people to subscribe/follow/digg/stumble/whatever you in one click? Must I visit the actual site every time? - Rahsheen Porter
I'd LOVE That Rahsheen! That'd be an excellent intermediate step. I think too many sites are still too worried about attention focusing. They WANT you to visit their site to stroke their ego, ads, etc - Tad Donaghe
I don't see why something like this doesn't exist for all social sites. You are adding the person so that you can interact with them at a later time on that service, so they shouldn't care if you hit the site to add them as a "friend." The "+friend" buttons on Digg work exactly how I want, I would just rather them be on MY site and work for every social network. - Rahsheen Porter
I was just twitter-moaning the same thing when I saw this in FF, some of you want leaps and bounds, I'd be happy if I could just join a new network and have all my accounts/contacts automagically connected - Scott Bannon via twhirl
actually, it seemed like swurl did that automatically... - edythe
Ya, we do, check us out http://www.swurl.com/ We try to do as much magic as we can for you, computers are suppose to be smart aren't they? - Ryan Sit
i was just about to say, I dig that swurl and feedly just kind of did that. I haven't gotten on board with feedly yet but I like the concept. Find me. Don't make me find myself. - Jason Toney
it is my hope to built it... and then "they" will come :) - Larry via twhirl
I want a FireFox plugin that auto logs me in to all the websites I use. I think that would do a lot of good. It seems like this would be possible but no one has written one! - Stefan Hayden
I still think this is like asking GM to make your key fit in a Toyota, cause you only want to carry one key. Most of these services are competitors. No (successful) business makes it easier for you to move to a competitor. - Brian Norwood
Brian, one of the reasons I don't use more web services is exactly because I'm sick of signing up for them and manually re-adding all my friends. If sites want us to use them they can either better make it brain dead simple or offer a service so compelling that we're willing to do the hard stuff. For many competitors who don't offer something that much different, an auto-subscription thing that I'm talking about would allow them to attract many more users. - Tad Donaghe
Tad, I don't dispute the truth of your statement, or deny I suffer from sign-up fatigued as well. I'm just saying it doesn't fit any business model I've ever seen to help you easily move to a competitor. What we need is a third party service who keeps track of our info and our friends, then custom shoe horns that stuff into each new service that pops up. THAT would be handy. Open ID is too passive. What we need is a sign up SERVICE. - Brian Norwood
would love to be able to import all my flickr contacts, have them match up with FF accounts where possible and create imaginary friends for the rest which would be replaced by their actual accounts as they joined over time. - Thomas Hawk
Right Thomas - and you ought to be able to do that just by clicking a single button that says "Import my contacts." Or at the very least have a single button and a drop down - Import -> Flickr - Tad Donaghe
I really like swurl, haven't messed with feedly yet, but even with swurl I had to manually input all of my account names/URL's/etc. to bring everything together. It wasn't hard, but it wasn't automagic either. Brian mentioned OpenID as too passive, I disagree with that and think user data could be expanded to contain the social network connections you have, then when you join a new service with your OpenID that service could automagically grab everything for you in the background. I'm not pushing for OpenID as the answer, just saying that's one possibility that wouldn't be overwhelming to achieve. - Scott Bannon via twhirl
I was really impressed with how well swurl worked. - Jason Wehmhoener
concur on swurl doing that automatically via each service - doubt i'll live in it like tend to in ff but it is a cool environment - mike "glemak" dunn
I'm probably the only one who uses rather different sets of “friends” on each network. - Amit Patel
Isn't this what gnip is supposed to do? Also, about swurl -- I would say it's been working a LOT of magic, it added a TON of friends of mine on different services. Ryan - Could you consider some bulk-editing tools for the friends tab? Like "mute all people not on swurl", for example? - J. Phil
Agreed that swurl is fantastic behind the scenes once you enter in your account names/url's for each service... what I'd like to see though is a hubbed identity source so that when you join a new service you don't have to enter your FF username, your Twitter username, your FB feed url and etc. Just let me click "join" and find me--and my connections--everywhere. - Scott Bannon via twhirl
Also, if it gets too magical, you get a service like spokeo. It's kinda scary. - J. Phil
But the point of new social networks is to shed all your stupid non-friends! - ⓞnor
I still want people to be able to add me without leaving my website. Isn't that what AJAX is for, after all? - Rahsheen Porter
How about being able to sign up for disparate services/sites here on FF and automatically have all subscriptions updated in said service and automatically have said service's content spewed out here in FF? I want FF to be my primary hub for all things internets. - Tad Donaghe
Erin: I'm watching Brazell over on the "Everyone" tab and it, indeed, is funny. - Robert Scoble
He's taking it out on poor Dennis. Ahhh, these rage filled tech kids and their ego ways. I think I'm going to fill my reader up with more left wing Obama stories to throw him over the edge tonight. - Erin Kotecki Vest
Dennis: because I'm trying to learn how the software works and think about the impact that this stuff has. - Robert Scoble
And the reaction by someone who has been blocked is that they go nuts and start yelling at you on Twitter. So be careful. :-) - Louis Gray
@louis - so now would be the perfect time... - MG Siegler
You don't want them to show up in your everybody tab either? I rarely look at the everyone tab so I don't think I would care. - Devin Anderson via fftogo
MG: that's funny! Louis: that's OK, because if you yell about someone incessantly because that person blocks you on FF that proves you are off your rocker. - Robert Scoble
"think about the impact that this stuff has" - on what ? (a) on a person, (2) on a views, (3) on others of FF ?? Like what is your thought process on this item and most important is what do you recommend after u figure things out ?? - Peter Dawson
Devin: I don't care about them showing up on Everyone tab. After all, it's called "Everyone" for a reason. - Robert Scoble
sorry the Term Blocked only gets me that Shel Puppet image and sound :) - Fred Grott
I've only blocked two people and have no regrets - everyone else I see is absolutely fantastic. - Vince DeGeorge
Peter: I wouldn't have figured out that I can still see blocked users if I hadn't done this. Obviously I'm sharing what I learn. Also, I want to see how it changes the conversation and what leaks through the block wall into other conversations. I will share if I learn anything interesting. - Robert Scoble
disregard above. I hadn't seen the rest of your comments yet. Didn't understand what you were saying. - Devin Anderson via fftogo
I've never blocked someone, but then again - I don't follow that many people. Curious to know what justifies a block? - Sonciary Honnoll
Sonciary: I wrote a few days ago that anyone begging for followers would earn a block. It got me to block Calacanis for a few days, and now Aaron Brazell is blocked. I also blocked a troll and a jerk, don't need to invite them into my living room. - Robert Scoble
Sonciary, trolling, abusive/ hate posts (we had one of them) are two reasons I've blocked people. Having said that I haven't blocked many people either. 99.9% of people offer a positive contribution - Duncan Riley
Very helpful Robert. I've always wondered what happens... - Mitchell Tsai
Scoble's wrt to "see how it changes the conversation " , yes I agree .e.g if you block some1 , I wont see <Mr/MS-ABX (friend of Robert Scobles) post being made .This impacts "Show best of: day - week - month" algos too ( i think).So the tapestry of conversations is certainly unique as with the view points. No two people can computationally have the same views , at the exact same time /sec. A very different paradigm in terms of conversations, flow and content views - Peter Dawson
and knowing is half the battle. GI joeee - Hao Chen
Funny that Brazell already has seen this cluster, so he's already figured out how to get around my block too. I guess if I really want to punish someone I can't admit to anyone that I've blocked them, because it gets them more attention than if I had just ignored them. Human psychology is so fun to play with, isn't it? - Robert Scoble
Robert, Ducan - Got it, makes sense. I have to say I'm surprised to hear of Calacanis 'begging'. :) - Sonciary Honnoll
@Sonciary Obviously you don't follow him on Twitter :P - Shey
@Robert: When you block someone he still can see your comments - I already reported this to the FF team - directeur via NoiseRiver
Yes playing with Psychology is fun..but you are not suppose to mention names that takes half of the fun out of it :) - Fred Grott
@shey Actually, I do, but clearly not very closely. - Sonciary Honnoll
i've block a few irritants w/ high noise ratios awhile back - anybody know of a way to see who we've blocked? - mike "glemak" dunn
5. They cease to exist. (feature currently being beta tested) - Karim
I thought I heard that some people who have been blocked are setting up rooms and adding feeds for the people who have blocked them. Has anyone else heard this? If that is possible then I would consider that a bug. - Mike Doeff
Mike: you couldn't fix that unless you blocked RSS feeds in rooms. Igor the Troll currently does it in his room for Robert Scoble. - Mark Trapp
Erin, I have an adorable pink shirt with the Obama Mama tagline and logo. When's your next show again? I can loan it to you. - Cyndy
A lot fewer troll-types on FriendFeed than UseNet 1982-1986. We used to make big KILL files with all the people we didn't want to hear. Hopefully FriendFeed stays pretty good. We'll have to figure out what to do if "roving bands" show up like they did in Second Life. - Mitchell Tsai
All of this - and I still can't quite figure out the block feature... but it is fun to watch tonight's game. You can't say he didn't ask for it specifically! :) - Lucretia Pruitt
And what happens when someone with 14000 friends blocks you is that you stil see their posts a FoF - :) - Aaron Brazell
People wrap bacon around other foods to make them taste better, yet breakfast is the only time it's socially acceptable to eat bacon by itself. - William Beem
it's really for losers, I dislike breakfast - Justin Yost
I'm such a winner that sometimes when my wife and kids are off doing stuff together, I go to Cafe Brazil and get me some pecan pancakes. There are few things more satisfying than pancakes that I didn't have to cook. :) - Harvey Simmons
LOLCATS, Bush approval ratings, high gas prices, Yahoo being clueless - anything but this Twitter maintenance, peope jumping ship from Twitter, bla, bla, bla! - Mike Doeff
I agree. I love the flickr community, but IMHO smugmug is a better setup for me. Much more professional. Different strokes, I guess. I get the feeling that smugmug probably makes a little more $$$ than flickr, too. I would love to see some financial metrics on all the major online photo sharing sites.... - Matthew Freeman
Hey Don, Twip podcast ( www.twipphoto.com) just mentioned SmugMug last week with regards to the shopping cart. Surely this is one way Smugmug is better than Flickr (I'm thinking of Twitter vs FF too much)!!! - Roberto Bonini
Flickr has the largest collection of tagged and organized photos that has ever existed in the world. There is incredible power in this organization that people have yet to even comprehend. I would consider them the most successful photo-sharing site on the web... even if Zooomr is cool too. ;) - Thomas Hawk
Metric: Silicon Valley mindshare. People can't say "share photos" without the words "on flickr." On TC photo-sharing sites are judged by how quickly the reviewer can find those features that mimic flickr's. - Bruce Lewis
@Matthew Freeman: Just be clear, SmugMug doesn't belong in that category, either. Other companies have much larger photo repositories than Flickr (and way larger than us) and have made more money than Flickr (or us). This isn't SmugMug vs Flickr (and it almost never is) - it's about Flickr not being "the most successful" in any sense of the word. - Don MacAskill
@Thomas Hawk: I'm sorry, but the WSJ or New York Times or Fortune magazine - you know, the people who define success in this business - wouldn't use "largest collection of tagged and organized photos" as a measure of success when using the word "most". It's awesome, and useful, but "most"? Come on. - Don MacAskill
@Bruce Lewis: Silicon Valley mindshare is hardly a useful barometer either. Adoption and financial success are the two typically used and well-understood metrics (and they're often at odds with each other, at least initially) - and Flickr doesn't match up to either. - Don MacAskill
Hey, you asked which metric, not which useful metric. :-) - Bruce Lewis
Don, which photosharing site would you say would be the "most successful" in terms of adoption? Which in terms of financial success? My guess is that if all of the photo sharing sites out there were independent and all went public at the same time that Flickr would fetch the highest price in the public markets. - Thomas Hawk
As sad as it is to measure a site this way... my mom knows what flickr is (although she still complains about the missing 'e') - John Worthington
Actually Thomas, I would guess that Facebook has the largest collection of tagged images and would probably fetch the highest price. Entertaining discussion and as a founder of the original (Webshots) I am also a user of Flickr, paying customer for Smugmug, and also post to Facebook ;-) - Narendra
I'm not sure that the quality of the images on Facebook are in the same league as Flickr. Also, seems like Flickr has been around several more years than Facebook and it's reason for existence is photos, where Facebook's primary function is not necessarily photo sharing, more like vanity. So I'd bet that Flickr has more total photos and definitely more quality photos. - Jeff P. Henderson
@Jeff: Facebook limits the maximum length of an image to 604 pixels and they aren't keyword searchable. The biggest problem when discussing this type of thing is we are all way ahead of the curve with these sites. The general population are only still just getting digital cameras and haven't got the notion of sharing them online. We are still in very early days and to declare a winner now would be foolish. - John Worthington
You're probably right about Facebook having the largest collection of tagged images Narendra, but they are not organized nearly as effectively as Flickr. More than just tagging flickr ranks, coordinates geotags, etc. But photo sharing is only a portion of Facebook. Facebook would be better compared to Yahoo which also has a portion of their company (Flickr) serving photos. - Thomas Hawk
The biggest problem with Facebook photos is I have 4,500+ images on there but at best could only expect 100-200 people to ever see. Plus the fact you have to already be a Facebook memeber kills the chances of my parents or relatives ever seeing them. I have slowly being uploading to Flickr but it is by no means perfect. I have a list of at least 10 features I would love to see (first of which is black screen version). I can give someone my flickr address and they can see all my images straight away. - John Worthington
@Thomas Hawk: Flickr has high quality photos, no-one's doubting that. But if that were the metric, Annie Leibowitz' personal site would be "most successful" or something. As far as adoption, there are lots that outstrip it: WebShots, Kodak, Photobucket, ImageShack, Facebook, etc. Financial too: Photobucket sold for $300M, Shutterfly had succesful IPO, Facebook's photo sharing piece is clearly valuable, etc etc. It's just a bad characterization for a great site. - Don MacAskill
So what site has best combination of images, users, quality, community, finacial stability, user-based finacial oppertunity and (general population) brand awareness? - John Worthington
@John I started posting to Facebook for dance-friends, but it was too hard for dancers to signup, so I moved to Picasa. I'm reconsidering & wondering what to post to Flickr and what to Picasa. - Mitchell Tsai
@John Worthington: I question whether we're that far ahead of the curve. That we pigeonhole all photo-centric sites into one category shows how primitive our thinking is. Imagine a discussion about which is a better text-sharing site, craigslist or friendfeed. Discussing which of flickr or smugmug is the better photo-sharing site is almost as nonsensical. It depends what you want to do with your photos. - Bruce Lewis
@Bruce My point was that we are discussing this topic in a closed enviroment. Go to any local supermarket and ask random people where they would put thier photos online. I bet you the default reaction would be "Why would I do that?". The question of who is the most successful (not the best) has not even begun to be decided. My mum (50ish, love ya mum) knows about Flickr cause I showed her my stuff. She then sent the link to my sister and she was "What's Flickr"? Until the general public 'switches on'.... - John Worthington
And anyway, the article said 'most successful' not best. - John Worthington
@John Point taken. You're right that it's too early to tell who will be most successful. - Bruce Lewis
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all tweets are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Tweetiness. - John Worthington
They've had a notice up for over 24 hours to alert users to this outage. - Dawn M. Armfield
Was watching one of them gross food programs on the local TLC. Host visited Alaska and was snacking on pickled whale treats. You don't suppose? :P - Mark Forman
couldn't they prepare last night at say...midnight? - Pokai
@Pokai They did... it took them that long to get the 404 page working! - John Worthington
gotta get ready for that mad rush of tweets coming in from people watching fireworks I suppose. - Thomas Hawk
I have to ask -- does anybody think the people running that organization are competent in any way? - Brian Sullivan
Brian... I think they are. They just exploded (fireworks punn) to quick and are having scalability issues. - John Worthington
They seriously need to realize that we'll abandon them completely to come here to FF - hello, McFly??? - Cheryl Allin
Instead of fixing things expect another "we feel your pain" soulful blog post. Those only go so far. After the 100th one it's a little like the boy who cried wolf too many times. People stop noticing ... mostly because there are fewer people left to notice. - Wayne Schulz
"Prototype contact lenses that include LEDs and circuits could become a tiny personal display. Babak Parviz wears contact lenses. But he's not yet using the new contact lenses he's made in his Seattle laboratory. Containing electronic circuits, they look like something from a science fiction movie. He's now going to add some extremely small light emitting diodes (LEDs), helping turn his prototype contact lenses into a sophisticated personal display - the tiniest one possible." - RAPatton via Bookmarklet
that can't be good for one's health. fascinating though - Cee Bee
How would it be bad for your health Cee Bee? Maybe it might screw with your vision some, but what else would it affect? - Tad Donaghe via fftogo
It would be the a great heads up display, but I don't know if you would be able to track eye movement to select things on the display. The gyroscopes on the lens would have to be almost nano. - RAPatton
i'm not sure but placing some electronic object of that sort directly over one's retina may have its side effects. then again, i've been on this laptop for the past 6 hours and my balls are frying - Cee Bee
I'm totally ready for augmented reality, but I think i'll let other guinea pigs work out the kinks in the system first... - Tad Donaghe via fftogo
hmm, not a fan of this nor of a cattle prod being plugged into the back of my head. though something like "The Thirteenth Floor" would work - clarke
@Phil: That's exactly what I thought of when I saw the photo. I want! - Jeremy Brooks
Very interesting. Gartner predicts that human augmentation will evolve over the next 10 years to the point where it will be feasible to enhance the performance or sensory abilities of healthy individuals. In other words, medical techniques such as sensory transference, direct brain interfaces, and nerve mapping will be used not just to restore physical deficiencies, but to enhance healthy people beyond “normal”. - Alan Cheslow
Whoa... cool. But really, heads up display, blah blah blah... i want my eyes to glow in the dark. Then I'll really be able to fight crime with my intimidating stare! - felix
I tried an earlier version of this kind of thing during a visit to a lab at the UW in Seattle. My eyes ached in a really strange way afterwards; I mean acute pain. I don't like the display as prosthetic, because of this experience. - terra210
I'd be happy with augmented reality embedded in my glasses... I'm not much of a contacts guy anyway. - Tad Donaghe via fftogo
I can finally hook up Friendfeed right into my eyeballs! - Hao Chen
Next step would be flashing contacts like those aftermarket lights underneath cars. - Earl E Morningwood via fftogo
Should give these away with Kraftwerk's-Man Machine Music. Way cool-I want some. - Mark Forman
You know those "spinner" hubs/tires that some folks have on their car wheels? How about "spinner" contacts? Hopefully invisible from the user's point of view, but folks looking at you see spinning in your eyes. based on this article, you could even attach little outward-facing LED lights to the spinners... - Bruce Williams
Just add a tiny wireless receiver, and you'll get special promotions of chips and nylon socks flashed on you contact lenses when you walk past Walmart. - Dewald Pretorius
Now if it can be a camera and take a frame every time I blink I'm in. - Thomas Hawk
Thomas: If you're blinking, you're going to get a bunch of dark photos :P - Eric Florenzano
i look forward to the day when my contact lens overlords control all that i survey - Ranjit Mathoda
"Why are you staring into space and chuckling to yourself", asks my wife. "Oh, just checking my email, got some funny ones today", I reply. - Nick Lewis
My two questionable cents: (1) power supply and (2) cooling. Much like current artificial eyes, but way harder to solve. - 9000
Happy Birthday! You start getting "old" from here on out. ;) But at least you can still be trusted for 9 more years. :) Enjoy your day!!! - Lindsay Donaghe
Happy B'day - here have a shooter round of tequila..its legal to drink !! - Peter Dawson
happy birthday, don't answer the phone if your parents call and you're drunk. - Andrea Baker
Happy birthday, drink lots... (legally now) - Michael Narciso
NO NO dont listen to Andrea.. if they call when drunk , just let them have it ..at crazy make them embarrassed and what not :)- after all you only hit 21 once in your life and they will understand that you are high spririted. After today, your poppy still have the right to kick you butt and mum has the right to smack you inside out.. they are still your parents :)_ - Peter Dawson
But then 10 years later your mom still reminds you about all the stuff you said to her while drunk in Germany being fed crackers on the floor by your friends so you can somewhat coherently take the call. ... oh never mind, let them have it. :) - Andrea Baker
Happy Birthday! Today is also my 21st birthday. - pcnerd37
congratulations! now you can join the Army! Oh, wait, that was three years ago. Have a smoke and a drink instead. woohoo. (but seriously - congratulations!) - Bruce Williams
WOW - thanks everyone! I'm counting down the hours until the fun begins :^ ) - Julian Baldwin
Happy birthday! I lost my fake id (which I had since age 15) three months before my 21st, so I was itching to go out... ;-) - Mitchell Tsai
i love when i find out that bloggers i like a lot are younger than me (27). inspires me to get off my ass more and work harder. happy birthday dude. when i turned 21, i was in italy playing cure songs on guitar with some random italian guys. hope yr day is as memorable. - mike
Thanks again everyone, the night is starting and I don't think I'll be in any condition to talk on FF later tonight.. talk to you all tomorrow :^ ) - Julian Baldwin
ببم جان تولدت مبارک باشه....صد سال زنده باشی////Happy birthday! - taher
“Trying to order some full-sized Moo cards but keep getting the error message "Oops, sorry, something untoward has occurred!" when I try to link up to my Flickr account. Probably have to p
