Twttr sketch (2006)
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Twttr sketch (2006)
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Re: Twttr sketch (2006)
#2The intended purpose was so innocent and naive.
Re: Twttr sketch (2006)
#3The intended purpose was so innocent and naive.
who would have thought it would turn into POTUS chief medium of communication then
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#4>I love the word.ed domains
Except worded domains that begin with https://2fb.me that try to deliver tweets beyond its boundaries.
Twitter has been a bane to this service for many generations.
Re: Twttr sketch (2006)
#5The intended purpose was so innocent and naive.
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Re: Twttr sketch (2006)
#6Noah Glass got hosed.
Re: Twttr sketch (2006)
#7Just as interesting to me is the MVP screenshot that precedes this photo https://www.flickr.com/photos/jackdorsey/182614595/in/photos...
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#8It's interesting how two veery big services came from the idea of setting up a real-time status.
Early Twitter as I remember was that when you post the status your followers would get an SMS notification with the status.
Jack mentions that here of a real-time status and also the same for WhatsApp. Where WhatsApp inventors thought about a way to set up a real-time status.
But they pivoted to something different. Only that Twitter is still more close to the original idea.
Re: Twttr sketch (2006)
#9Just as interesting to me is the MVP screenshot that precedes this photo https://www.flickr.com/photos/jackdorsey/182614595/in/photos...
Oh shit, that's my old phone number... before i switched my account to have @rabble. ;-D
Re: Twttr sketch (2006)
#10Just as interesting to me is the MVP screenshot that precedes this photo https://www.flickr.com/photos/jackdorsey/182614595/in/photos...
Oh shit, that's my old phone number... before i switched my account to have @rabble. ;-D
Woah, was just reading the chapter where it described you in the Hatching Twitter book. Didn't know you hung out here too.