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  1. Ok. @twitter, the new mobile.twitter.com is very nice. Well done. about 3 hours ago from web
  2. @asedeno the opt-out option I saw is a browser cookie. Did you call them or something? about 4 hours ago from web in reply to asedeno
  3. Huh. Apple bought Lala. Busy week for acquisitions. about 4 hours ago from web
  4. http://bit.ly/893ssU Eric Schmidt: "If you have something you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place" about 4 hours ago from web
  5. @asedeno how? about 4 hours ago from web in reply to asedeno
  6. @kevinriggle nameserver 208.59.247.45 nameserver 208.59.247.46 about 4 hours ago from web in reply to kevinriggle
  7. @packratius I see it now. Thankfully I still have my old-school delicious username about 6 hours ago from web in reply to packratius
  8. Hint, RCN. I'm not running Safari on my Ubuntu laptop about 6 hours ago from web
  9. Ew. RCN's "opt-out" for their DNS hijacking search server serves up webpages that try to mimic what they think your browser would show. about 6 hours ago from web
  10. @packratius I don't see that # at packrati.us about 8 hours ago from web in reply to packratius
  11. @crucially A black cab....who's using a navigational aid? about 8 hours ago from web in reply to crucially
  12. @sungo many have tried. Hmmm maybe excuse to learn tatsumaki about 11 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to sungo
  13. @sungo I'm actually doing java for the hobby project these days.. about 11 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to sungo
  14. I wonder if @google could be persuaded to opensource etherpad about 11 hours ago from Seesmic
  15. RT @photon: Another product I loved, killed. Google has acquired EtherPad, which will be joining the @googlewave team http://bit.ly/8k1sUv about 11 hours ago from Seesmic
  16. Headed to lga and then on to Boston. about 12 hours ago from HTC Peep
  17. @mpk sadly, the typical scheme is: transparent proxy that redirects to a domain that's not in the public DNS about 15 hours ago from web in reply to mpk
  18. Hm. Using Google DNS on my laptop instead of "whatever my upstream wants" would mean that most of my cafe-wifi logins would break. about 16 hours ago from web
  19. @Masque I'm in NYC about 18 hours ago from web in reply to Masque
  20. At stumptown. Foursquare has just earned its weight in coffee. Dear client, I may be a moment late. about 19 hours ago from HTC Peep