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hobbesoh

Testing GoToMeeting and @podio integration. It's hardly integration, but amazed at how well GoToMeeting iPad app works. about 11 hours ago via TweetDeck
@rockpapergoat yeah, I'm getting sucked in big time. projects, tasks, docs, processes, meeting notes, metrics, crazy stuff. 3:23 PM May 29th via TweetDeck in reply to rockpapergoat
Man, @rockpapergoat would have loved our embracing of @podio in a previous work life. 3:08 PM May 29th via TweetDeck
RT @medialab: Media Lab #researchers demonstrate 3-D printing bit.ly/rdQSxK [variable density concrete? nuts] 4:07 PM May 28th via TweetDeck
RT @AmazingPics: Solar Eclipse as Seen from Space: ow.ly/ba0L0 2:38 PM May 28th via Flipboard
Another tablet line bites the dust: bit.ly/KQdTWd Cisco Cius. kthxbye 8:07 AM May 28th via TweetDeck
Shatner on Have I Got News For You. Awesome. 2:36 PM May 27th via TweetDeck
@rsp_jr yes, but cheese factor goes a long way. The runner up this year was bit.ly/zSMMBO 1:53 PM May 27th via TweetDeck in reply to rsp_jr
So I don't think I quite understand the Eurovision rules. Why couldn't we just put One Dimension or Coldplay up there and sweep it? 3:47 PM May 26th via Twitterrific
Norway: last. UK: second to last. It's hard to say that we care about Eurovision, but that's a bit hilarious in this household. 3:45 PM May 26th via Twitterrific
Everyone in america: You are missing out if you don't follow Eurovision. 3:09 PM May 26th via Twitterrific
tomdar2 @hobbesoh 5 MB Bernoulli was my first, then I progressed through SyQuest 44, 88, & 105 before getting a Zip 100 then a SuperDisk 120. 11:17 AM May 26th via Echofon in reply to hobbesoh Retweeted by hobbesoh
bynkii @hobbesoh Bernoulli. Their operating principle was much cooler 10:55 AM May 26th via Twitterrific in reply to hobbesoh Retweeted by hobbesoh
joschwa @hobbesoh 44mb, then 88. recall having to await spin-down before proper latch release. #takinmeback 10:02 AM May 26th via Twitter for iPhone in reply to hobbesoh Retweeted by hobbesoh
flargh @hobbesoh Bernoulli. Dual. Eight inches, yo. 9:53 AM May 26th via Echofon in reply to hobbesoh Retweeted by hobbesoh
Were you Syquest or Bernoulli? Or are you so young that there was no choice: just Zip? 9:51 AM May 26th via Twitter for iPhone
rockpapergoat whole swaths of windows admins could be replaced by powershell scripts and other automation if their orgs knew enough to do so. 10:57 AM May 25th via Twitter for iPhone Retweeted by hobbesoh
"It happened through blood, sweat, tears, and @Podio" 2:11 AM May 25th via TweetDeck
- Jonathan Ive in the Telegraph tgr.ph/JFnLSM 1:00 PM May 24th via TweetDeck
"Particularly when you're…on a plane & it appears that the majority of people are using something that you've collectively agonised over" 1:00 PM May 24th via TweetDeck