http://twitter.com/pkaler
But I use Jaiku a whole lot more. Seems to be more of a Vancouver area tech phenomena though. http://pkaler.jaiku.com
Are you on twitter?
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#12I'm digging Twitter too. Here's me: http://twitter.com/webwright
If you care about marketing, learn to use Twitter Track (google it).
I get an SMS every time ANYONE mentions RescueTime on Twitter (friend or no). It's slightly creepy when I immedietely pounce on them and thank them. ;-)
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#13http://twitter.com/codergnome
I don't update a whole lot.
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#14I only use Twitter to integrate with beanstalkapps.com - this way my clients can see my SVN commits in real-time (since I'm cheap and don't pay for them to have an account to the beanstalkapps.com backend).
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#15Yeah, @dcurtis. Recently, I've become addicted.
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#16I don't get it. There is no real need for it. I also don't see how you could easily monetize it.
It's description and the inane posts I originally read made me think the same thing!
But, after much use it's a great piece of technology. It allows you to survey a crowd, use it for emergency purposes (San Diego Fire Dept did just this), learn about what your friends are reading/sharing, where they are going for the evening, how they feel, etc...
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#17http://twitter.com/danielha
holler @ me.
Also subscribe to the RSS of your company name (or keyword of choice) at http://terraminds.com/twitter. My favorite Kirigins have Tipjoy on that badboy.
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#18" ... I'm starting to love using Twitter. There is something liberating about the constraints ... " I've used twitter from Nov2006. Some of the constraints I don't like: - how they handle urls [0] - how they handle people who you like but talk to much [1] The rest is pretty good. Not too much info, uptime ok (well when I use it) and api is simple & works ~ http://twitter.com/bootload [0] I don't know a good solution…
I agree.
They should get the shortest domain names possible. For tiny utls. For the web view. they should just have a single character as a link, like a #.
iv.an is available for 450 euro! Is u.rl available?
I'd like parallel streams, with people that update too much pushed to the sidelines.
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#19http://twitter.com/danielha holler @ me. Also subscribe to the RSS of your company name (or keyword of choice) at http://terraminds.com/twitter . My favorite Kirigins have Tipjoy on that badboy.
Hell yah. Terraminds twitter search is actually pretty useful. Searching for your company name is particularly valuable. Go tip 'em.
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#20" ... I'm starting to love using Twitter. There is something liberating about the constraints ... " I've used twitter from Nov2006. Some of the constraints I don't like: - how they handle urls [0] - how they handle people who you like but talk to much [1] The rest is pretty good. Not too much info, uptime ok (well when I use it) and api is simple & works ~ http://twitter.com/bootload [0] I don't know a good solution…
I agree. They should get the shortest domain names possible. For tiny utls. For the web view. they should just have a single character as a link, like a #. iv.an is available for 450 euro! Is u.rl available? I'd like parallel streams, with people that update too much pushed to the sidelines.
You can just implement a client that does that. No need to wish, there's an api, it's use is encouraged, go hack!
http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-development-talk/web/...