If you use Emacs and Twitter, give TwitteringMode a try. It won't replace your favorite client, but you can easily follow a list without leaving Emacs and do most things (reply, RT, etc.) with it. No image posting, but it can optionally display avatars. Just registered for PyCon 2015. Yee haw!
Tag: social networking
Lots cookin’
My work is going well. We released a substantial pre-alpha of our product, and the first reactions are positive. I can't say more than that, except to say that we're now in a slog to reach the next release, which, if all goes well, will be somewhere between an alpha and a beta. Time will … Continue reading Lots cookin’
I learn about news events mostly from Twitter
I had a revelation this morning: I learn about news events mostly from Twitter. This seems obvious, and almost natural, in hindsight. But even three months ago I didn't expect this. I grew up on newspapers, like everyone else in my ahem age bracket. By 2002, I was getting more news from web sites, and … Continue reading I learn about news events mostly from Twitter
Twitter echo chambers
Lately, I've seen an increase in "Twitter porn." That's my term. I just invented it. I'm not referring to web-cam girls, accounts with handles like lusty[insert name]2755. I'm referring instead to twittering about Twitter. Twitter porn is meta-twittering. It's being social about being social. Like sexual porn, it can be good, but usually it's teh suck. … Continue reading Twitter echo chambers
identi.ca vs. twitter
I've used identi.ca micro-blogging for the past five months. I'm switching to twitter. Why identi.ca? I was involved with a number of projects at Fisher Communications until last month. Including building a Plone system to be its news sites' in-house CMS. Our development environment and technology stack were open-source, with only a couple exceptions. When I worked … Continue reading identi.ca vs. twitter
Seek Nuance 