There is a reason that people who blog are quitting Twitter. Those people include John Mayer, Paul Carr, and (sort of) Leo Laporte. In case you didn’t hit the links (and who has time for that with all the Information Overload and whatnot?) the reason is: Length of Life. Not the life of the people [...]
Also tagged John Mayer, Leo Laporte, Paul Carr, TwitterFrom a (sort of) recent Facebook status update: While I agree for the most part with the “Tumblr > Twitter” sentiment, well, that’s kind of obvious. Twitter is definitely good for some things (mostly sharing short fleeting thoughts, but also sometimes for sharing links, and conversing with people who use Twitter as their main form [...]
Also tagged Diatribes, RSS, Social web, Tumblr, Twitter1. Host your own images The first and most obvious is that if you hotlink from someone else’s site, you have no control over if that image stays on the web. If they shut their site down, the image is gone and you have a broken image link in your post. And I also recommend [...]
Also tagged How ToMzng hw y cn ndrstnd ths wth n vwls rght? Anyway, haven’t posted in 10 days, so what better way to rectify that than by posting videos? See more funny videos and funny pictures at CollegeHumor.
Also tagged Flutter, Lifestreaming, Microblogging, Social web, The New Web, Twitter, Videos, YouTube