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  1. @boredzo Also: Twitter's search is flaky and has a limited history. Finally: Want to preserve comments in my own DB forever. about 6 hours ago from web in reply to boredzo
  2. @boredzo I learned from that experiment that including a reference token is a PITA. Also, blog comments tend to be >140 chars. about 6 hours ago from twidroid in reply to boredzo
  3. Tried using disqus on dsandler.org. Couldn't see a way to make it work for new posts only; wants to take over all comments ever. Not cool. about 7 hours ago from twidroid
  4. Unblocked my blog. http://dsandler.org/wp/arch... about 8 hours ago from web
  5. @danielpunkass Ah, pursuing the ever-elusive Zero T-Shirt Growth. about 8 hours ago from Brizzly in reply to danielpunkass
  6. I wonder if civics/government classes of the future will teach students how to tweet their representatives. (re http://bit.ly/08wotOB ) about 14 hours ago from Brizzly
  7. @tinysubversions Obligatory: http://bit.ly/08bR1CU about 15 hours ago from Brizzly in reply to tinysubversions
  8. @marleigh I get the feeling that live lecture capture is a killer application of Wave. 11:35 AM Nov 20th from Brizzly in reply to marleigh
  9. @lonelysandwich IRTA "singing an email," which is decidedly NOT redundant. 𝄇 11:34 AM Nov 20th from Brizzly in reply to lonelysandwich
  10. @marleigh Parents told kids to get off FB? or MySpace? 10:45 AM Nov 20th from Brizzly in reply to marleigh
  11. Incidentally, #nanodrawmo a near-total failure. The drawings I did do I did for work, so they're confidential. Next time, Gadget…next time. 10:36 AM Nov 20th from Brizzly
  12. Teens will leave Facebook if their parents join. —Danah Boyd, Youth Generated Culture lecture, via @marleigh http://bit.ly/3JSKt0 10:36 AM Nov 20th from Brizzly
  13. @pzriddle A sharrow is like a green onion, right? 5:35 PM Nov 19th from web in reply to pzriddle
  14. Was feeling guilty about squandering lunch with @PBones talking about App Store, but apparently that's all anyone is talking about today. 1:33 PM Nov 19th from web
  15. Paul Graham weighs in. http://bit.ly/K8WMq (via @joehewitt) 12:00 PM Nov 19th from Brizzly
  16. Just for the record, we had a boot-to-browser OS designed to "do the Web well" in 2000. http://bit.ly/43ectk 11:52 AM Nov 19th from Brizzly
  17. @shauninman Another problem with their “blogazine” format: web-advertisement-blindness causes me to not even really *see* half that post. 8:05 AM Nov 19th from Brizzly in reply to shauninman
  18. @binarybits Yes, agreed. I only wanted to point out that development for multiple screen sizes is already widespread on desktop and Web. 7:25 AM Nov 19th from Brizzly in reply to binarybits
  19. @millenomi You use the trackball to focus different parts of the UI, but, yeah, that's the idea behind TalkBack. See http://bit.ly/2CXiK5 6:32 AM Nov 19th from Brizzly in reply to millenomi
  20. @millenomi Android has something very much like VoiceOver. (All devices have TTS and some kind of trackball or 5-way control for this.) 6:22 AM Nov 19th from web in reply to millenomi