At least you had to pony up a few bucks per domain name back then. Now there's Twitter squatting. It's fairly predictable, really… Every single letter TwitID is taken. Common surnames… taken. Common words… taken. Apparently, you don't even need to use a legitimate or at least legitimately unique e-mail address to do it.
A question via e-mail:I stumbled upon your blog: http://developernotes.thomaspowell.comWhat I noticed – and it's something that I wanted also – is that your blogpages are all ending in .php, even your individual blogpost pages (http://developernotes.thomaspowell.com/2008/10/remember-milk-is-on-twitter.php) How do you do that in settings? I can only get the index page to end as PHP. The individual [...]
Yahoo Introduces Social Developer Platform"3 elements": Yahoo Social Platform, a set of REST-based social application programming interfaces (APIs) for utilizing social data related to Profiles, Connections, Updates, Contacts, and Status. Yahoo Query Language, a new Web service API for accessing other Web services using a SQL-style query language, rather than a lower-level programming code. Yahoo [...]
This may be old news to many RTM/Twitter users, but it was a pleasant surprise to me today.As I was perusing the Remember the Milk keyboard shortcuts, I noticed that at the bottom, under “Services”, Twitter was listed. So I clicked on the link, and the “Services / Remember the Milk for Twitter page” came [...]
Any suggestions?InfoWorld Podcasts: These look promising…Infoworld Daily – includes a general tech news segment which is repeated in the NetworkWorld 360 podcast as well.The Virtualization ReportStorage SprawlThe SOA Report…a few discontinued ones are out there, too.Enterprise 2.0 podcasts – looks like recordings from a conference? I’ll have to download and check them out tonight. Not [...]
Today’s xkcd comic has Twitter all Twitterpated.
A tweet by @JasonFalls reminded of this topic.Have you ever been in a large meeting where someone asks a question that is uncomfortably inappropriate? The perceived anonymity of the internet only seems to only embolden such tendencies.Copywrite, Ink.: Allowing Anonymous: Communicators Divided – The business and communications justifications for allowing anonymous, allowing moderated comments, or [...]
…of course, only in a schadenfreude kind of way.Part of my reluctance to change carriers for phone and internet service is the whole “devil you know” dilemma. I’ve never really considered Verizon a viable option for my needs, and I know very few people in the area that are on Verizon.Verizon plays fast and loose [...]
Less than an hour later, no changes to my setup or running programs.Firefox 3Then things fall apart again:IE 740 minutes later:
(No, I’m not just trying to squeeze maximum throughput here–I just want basic pages to load properly–the slow speeds are yet another indicator that there is a problem.)Under IE 7:Under Firefox 3:These are actually excellent results for me right now… I’ve been dropping to 88 Kps down/22 Kps up. Aggravating thing is, at certain times [...]
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