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@vpolichar yes I think I have mild prosopagnosia. And more often -misplaced anxiety about whether I will recognize someone.about 14 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to vpolichar
I really need that for people so I can recognize faces. A virtual card that details a history of interaction w/ a person #prosopagnosiaabout 17 hours ago from TweetDeck
wow - the future is starting to happen really fast, iphone augmented reality app: http://bit.ly/BT49Qabout 17 hours ago from TweetDeck
RT @krammerabrahams in the bathroom making loud noises. probably going to start yelling soonabout 18 hours ago from web
@Mettadore I use/like MAMP (pro). No better way to get developing fast on the laptop.about 23 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to Mettadore
@timpratt yes. that should go in a life handbook or something.11:32 PM Jul 13th from Tweetie in reply to timpratt
walkertracker getting tested pretty heavily by bots -500+ errors in a few min Looks like they're after zencart & windows vulnerabilities6:32 PM Jul 12th from TweetDeck
HideNTweet http://bit.ly/Or1Mq seemed like something I'd be into-but after 5 minutes I couldn't figure it out and got distracted.3:54 PM Jul 11th from TweetDeck
@ObiWanKenobi_ No, I'm pretty sure it's the moon.11:16 AM Jul 11th from web
@gregvaneekhout that reminds me of the first line of MT Anderson's novel Feed (we went to the moon an it totally sucked. )9:18 PM Jul 10th from Tweetie in reply to gregvaneekhout
@jedediahberry Nice! How is #readercon?2:30 PM Jul 10th from TweetDeck in reply to jedediahberry
@TinHouseBooks Nice work, Tin House - I hope you have a great week next week. I sure enjoyed the workshop in 2005. See you Thursday.11:43 AM Jul 10th from TweetDeck in reply to TinHouseBooks
@ezparz Yes. And firework snakes remind me of.... oh nevermind11:40 AM Jul 10th from TweetDeck in reply to ezparz
http://twitpic.com/9wbvz - It's too much work to try to imagine these look like anything other than the obvious.9:16 AM Jul 10th from TwitPic
@Mettadore I'm also "launching" on "Monday". Bring your getup in and let's have a look. I'm sure with a few beers it'll look spiffy.8:14 PM Jul 9th from Tweetie in reply to Mettadore
@Mettadore have you might try testing with class NotHappy extends Carolynn() to see if that speeds up processing7:14 PM Jul 9th from Tweetie in reply to Mettadore
@digistrategist - yes - the dead don't defend well. Hemmingway's rules apply well for clarity, but too narrowly for writing 'well'.3:01 PM Jul 8th from TweetDeck in reply to digistrategist
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@digistrategist I think those should be rules for writing *clearly*. In fiction, those rules might not lead to writing *well*.2:41 PM Jul 8th from TweetDeck in reply to digistrategist
from secret blog: so sayeth the People of Edmonton http://tinyurl.com/nzw9on1:31 PM Jul 8th from twitterfeed

Name Ben Parzybok
Location Cully nbrhood, Portland, OR
Web http://ideacog.net
Bio novelist of COUCH + web dev (see @walkertracker for Walker Tracker)

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