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https://brad.livejournal.com/2000/05/31/
(Edit: switched the link to match the flickr post.)
Why there are so many girls in comments on twttr
The intended purpose was so innocent and naive.
who would have thought it would turn into POTUS chief medium of communication then
It'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…
Just as interesting to me is the MVP screenshot that precedes this photo https://www.flickr.com/photos/jackdorsey/182614595/in/photos...
What is the fascination with such trivial technologies grabbing a mindshare?
It'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's interesting because I look at the date of 2006 and the drawing and say he was about a year or so behind The Facebook's status update.
The intended purpose was so innocent and naive.