Whoa, Twitter Mania
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Whoa, Twitter Mania
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#3Unless your parents are really technically savvy or something.
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#4I know that while SxSW is going on, twitter is going to be useless. I plan to spend much of the next few days outside.
defaults write com.iconfactory.Twitterrific tweetTextFilter -string "[sS][xX][sS][wW]|Austin"
On second thought, outside does sound nice. Nice weather here in the valley; not so much in Austin, I hear ;)Re: Whoa, Twitter Mania
#55 million users now -- I expect this to balloon exponentially very shortly.
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#6Twitter is absolutely mainstream now. It's quite weird - in the last several weeks almost all my friends and family have signed up. I'm not sure what the tipping point was, but celebrities appear to have a lot to do with it. 5 million users now -- I expect this to balloon exponentially very shortly.
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#7Twitter is absolutely mainstream now. It's quite weird - in the last several weeks almost all my friends and family have signed up. I'm not sure what the tipping point was, but celebrities appear to have a lot to do with it. 5 million users now -- I expect this to balloon exponentially very shortly.
Kevin and Alex from Diggnation were on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon a couple nights ago talking about twitter and doing an experiment. It's seeping into the mainstream very quickly, but it'll die out just as MySpace and Facebook are.
Re: Whoa, Twitter Mania
#8Twitter is absolutely mainstream now. It's quite weird - in the last several weeks almost all my friends and family have signed up. I'm not sure what the tipping point was, but celebrities appear to have a lot to do with it. 5 million users now -- I expect this to balloon exponentially very shortly.
Kevin and Alex from Diggnation were on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon a couple nights ago talking about twitter and doing an experiment. It's seeping into the mainstream very quickly, but it'll die out just as MySpace and Facebook are.
MySpace may be dying slowly: I don't follow it enough to tell. Facebook is growing incredibly fast.