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@ Awesome!!
about 1 hour ago
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@ Will be @ on Smith Dec 1 when they open? :) (marking calendar now...)
about 1 hour ago
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Awesome!! RT @: Everything you already know about coffee, in charming comic format:
about 2 hours ago
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@ yeah, I downloaded the openfire plugin yesterday... haven't played with it yet
about 6 hours ago
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@ How large is your data set? It used to be that the data had to fit in memory... I think the recent release changed that?
about 7 hours ago
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@ I'm getting bizarre transaction errors trying to split reads and writes between MySQL slaves and master (using JPA)
about 17 hours ago
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Java, I hate you right now. More than usual.
about 17 hours ago
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@ happy birthday!! Since I'm sure you haven't heard that yet. :)
about 18 hours ago
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RT @ this recovery is so different than previous recoveries: : when we actually, you know, recovered.
12:34 PM Nov 11th
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@ thanks for the links!
11:34 AM Nov 11th
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@ yeah... SMTP is a protocol/platform, Gmail is an instance. Wave needs the same. It's headed that way:
11:34 AM Nov 11th
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@ basically, the federated server stuff needs to work and be available, at least. Then it becomes really interesting as a platform
11:22 AM Nov 11th
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@ very interesting! I agree there is a lot of potential in the protocol/platform. To see it realized, IMO it needs decentralizing
11:09 AM Nov 11th
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@ otherwise it's just another collab/messaging product, albeit a very interesting one. It needs ubiquity and local instances.
10:56 AM Nov 11th
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@ the core protocol/platform ideas are really good; it needs to be decentralized to really become the next messaging platform
10:53 AM Nov 11th
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Josh Ritter's "Idaho" from the Live at Vicar Street record is just perfection
10:49 AM Nov 11th
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@ yeah... where it could have real value is as a platform NOT hosted by google. But it will be long (if ever) to reach that.
10:47 AM Nov 11th
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@ It will be more interesting when a decent number of services exist as robots or widgets, and if/when it can exist outside google
10:47 AM Nov 11th
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Google Wave reminds me of the end of Finding Nemo where the fish are floating in their bags... "now what?"
10:36 AM Nov 11th
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Very interesting! RT @: The Puzzle of Profanity:
10:12 AM Nov 11th
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- Name Jeremey Barrett
- Location Sugar Land, TX
- Web http://www.jereme...
- Bio C/Java/Erlang/Clojure/Python/Ruby/Unix hacker... Photographer... sound engineer... coffee geek... Mac user... man with 2000+ Wii tennis skill.
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