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My own memory plus search It doesn't always work. I remembered Homochirality for the video I wanted to but didn't find, so substituted that short 'wtf was that' piece TweetDeck helps, search results always by latest, & collections for 'working memory' for extensive threads
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I also try & avoid putting my own opinions into some links (esp youtube vids) b/c I know (or at least suspect) that I'll be able to use them for multiple purposes later. TweetDeck is unique in that it'll let me quote tweet & then, in the QT dialog, let me hit Reply on any tweet
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Reply Quote Tweets (RQTs) combine a Quote Tweet (QT) with a Reply. RQTs are possibly the most powerful way to use Twitter. They have a multitude of uses from thread maintenance to thread branching to linking different people & concepts together.
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Threading 101: Reply Quote Tweets: The most powerful way to use Twitter, RQTs link 2 tweets together. Here the tweet to the left of the RQT is being Replied to & the tweet below the RQT is being Quote Tweeted. In clients other than TweetDeck this needs to be a Manual QT. Only TweetDeck allows you to Reply after starting a QT. RQTs are social triangles, linking different concepts together.
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I also make databases. I have a bunch of search tweets, some work on hashtags in content tweets, most work on metadata quote tweets. To keep track of my search tweets I made the below. The changes to search b/c of new twitter UI are bothersome to me since less control for users
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If I make a search tweet of search tweets, I'd have a search tweet I could search search tweets from. from:mwiik #XD #serptwurl -#exclude or just click: ๐Ÿฆ twitter.com/search?f=tweet
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The frustrating part for me is that there are supposedly hundreds of millions of tweeple yet I have not seen anyone else do similar stuff w/in twitter I want to find the others (There was the tweetdeck groups fraud, but I was too innocent to think of that on my own. Shit.)
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May be too late for me I've been here since age 4 but retained Norwegian citizenship in hopes of one day returning, even if only to retire (and vote, I've never voted in my life) Instead I expect to die in poverty here in the USA. I already died once, so don't mind too much.
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This arrow by mathematician and sculptor Kokichi Sugihara can't point left. Here's how it works: It's 3D-printed with a bunch of curves our brains don't register.
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If there's a practical problem with moving here, maybe I can help. If it's a problem that can't be addressed, that's rough!
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Theoretically I could stay w/my half-sister & her husband till I found someplace to live Difficulties include my partner doesn't want to leave USA & hard to blame her. I also may die before she retires So cold. Can't afford to winter in Spain. Winning the lottery would help
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Nonetheless your offer of assistance is extremely appreciated & touching But Norway is no longer the land I remember from my youth Now they have McDonalds, where are the open-faced, herring-topped sandwiches I remember?
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Well my visitations since my youth (I went almost every year until late teens) have been sparse & restricted in mobility. I don't feel comfortable navigating on my own. e.g. my pronunciation is fine but vocabulary extremely limited hence I sound like a retard.
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