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in particular I didn't know you could use "leave username" to temporarily suppress a user's updates while still following themabout 1 hour ago from web
I didn't know about the various Twitter commands listed at the bottom of http://tinyurl.com/kph5cn ...about 1 hour ago from web
@hashtags hashtags... on Facebook? does not computeabout 4 hours ago from web in reply to hashtags
Played Archon on iPhone - took me back a bit. #want M.U.L.E. for iPhone http://bit.ly/H3oMLabout 4 hours ago from web
@declan 0, 0 is off the coast of Africaabout 5 hours ago from TwitterFon in reply to declan
Google knows how to do math with bits and bytes, incidentally http://www.google.ca/search...*+256kBabout 6 hours ago from web
thinking about RAM - it's all relative. iPhone 3GS has 1024x as much as my Amiga 1000 had, but 1/16th of what my desktop has.about 6 hours ago from web
@michaelmontano what shorteners does backtweets cover? for a single recent URL I've seen tr.im is.gd tinyurl.com cli.gs shar.es bit.ly ff.imabout 7 hours ago from TweetDeck
@RedWire BackTweets is a service I was hoping someone would invent - needs to cover every obscure shortener thoughabout 7 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to RedWire
RT @RedWire: Have you heard of BackTweets.com? Service from #wiredwedto presenter @BackType, allows you to search shortened URLs. Very cool!about 7 hours ago from TweetDeck
RT @zbrisson: $18 million contract for redesign of Recovery.gov - Where do you sign up to be a Gov 2.0 web dev? http://bit.ly/1DbBfOabout 7 hours ago from TweetDeck
@rob_giggey I think if we want to do a cross-gov-level web group, we could do it under the #cco09 umbrella - maybe have a meetup?about 7 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to rob_giggey
@jlevesq I don't know of any running examples but I think @dbast wants to try Yammer or laconi.caabout 8 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to jlevesq
@nickcharney unfortunately I work out on Montreal Road and take the bus, so no downtown lunch for me tomorrowabout 8 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to nickcharney
#icsti2009 "Managing Data for Science" presentations and videos are up http://bit.ly/10GM3uabout 8 hours ago from TweetDeck
@carter_dave turning code into chocolate is a good thingabout 11 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to carter_dave
@vizgov it says "a non-profit project dedicated to the availability of information" - so not official Russian gov I wouldn't think?about 11 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to vizgov
@nickcharney congrats on best gcpedia user page thingabout 11 hours ago from TweetDeck
@Rchards redmine is one optionabout 16 hours ago from TwitterFon in reply to Rchards
@mariekeguy they're not deleted, they're just not visible. If you get a pro account they'll be there.about 16 hours ago from TwitterFon in reply to mariekeguy

Name Richard Akerman
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