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Category Archives: Twitter

I love content

Tumblr is the best “automatic” blog I can find on the web today. It’s easier than Automattic too.

I just redirected my tumblog to ilovecontent.com. It pulls all my personal content feeds like Flickr, Twitter, del.icio.us, Facebook, last.fm, and Wordie.

For the casual blogger, look how easy it is to post on Tumblr. They separate content types [...]

You’ve been bluebirded.

Twitter is a Ruby on Rails experiment, and at least once a day I am greeted with these messages:

There is even a website called istwitterdown.com that displays a white background with one word in black text. Ironically, Twitter is down now, and it says, “No”. It does link to an Amazon page where you can [...]

Even faster away messages.

Ever since I have used a computer with an internet connection, I have always been fascinated with away messages. I would think hard about what to post on my AIM profile or away message. I would even scan other’s away messages, and it was pretty amusing.
Only a few years later, I am even more fascinated [...]

Understanding Social Network Portability

How many times have you answered emails from different websites confirming the same friends? How many times have you joined a social network, added a few friends, and then gave up because your network wasn’t there? Do you even remember all your usernames for sites that you haven’t logged into in a while?

These questions [...]

Highlights from WordCamp 2007

Unconferencing is one of the reasons I moved to San Francisco. They are free, geek-infested, and very enlightening. The open source software community is probably my favorite group of folks to hang out with here.
I spent my whole day at WordCamp 2007, hosted at the Swedish American Hall in downtown SF.

The event was [...]

Easily follow your Facebook friends on Twitter.

I am always trying to move my friends over to use Twitter to update their status. I love Facebook’s status feature, but I don’t have time to log into Facebook 10 times a day.
I created a Twitter bot to syndicate my friend’s Facebook status RSS feed.
I also really like using Twitterrific, and I already [...]