2010-02-06: The Week in Tweets

has recovered enough from his "shabbaton" to make 360 false dichotomous choices. Mrs. Reifsnyder would be proud. #
this is not evidence of professionally written software. http://www2.smarttech.com/kbdoc/87713 #smartboardsareaggravatinglydumb #smart #
really finds it confidence-inspiring when a software updater doesn't get the URL for the new version right. #smartboardsareaggravatinglydumb #
@sperloff it's all about the excitement and engagement… not so much the content or, y'know, _working_. in reply to sperloff #
@academicdave although being discerning and critical users of content is not exactly a side issue. in reply to academicdave #

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2010-08-08: The Week in Tweets

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just saw that #facebook notified me that someone had posted pictures of me… but not that someone had married me. Wow. # is marveling at the horror that is the "gettin' Windows to work" process: who woulda thunk that an OS wouldn't come with Java pre-installed? # laughs at this. 2 weeks ago it was

2010-07-25: The Week in Tweets

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@nkogan Had a trip last year, was cheaper to eat the cost of an entire roundtrip than to pay change fees. #someregulationmightbeappropriate in reply to nkogan # is waiting for his MacBook battery to recalibrate… which is taking its toll on his iPhone battery. # just saw 18% charge on his MacBook battery for the

2010-07-18: The Week in Tweets

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@tylerhall Tyler! Thank you. Doing interesting stuff these days? in reply to tylerhall # @nkogan the aluminum case is worth it alone. My white polycarbonate is my daily driver _and looks it._ in reply to nkogan # @gruber we should be so lucky. in reply to gruber # @tylerhall looks like "yes" — reminds me

2010-07-04: The Week in Tweets

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believes a Philadelphian is on the iPhone team: cheesesteak (singular) spellchecks as cheesesteaks (plural). They _do_ get lonely. # @nkogan Congratulations! in reply to nkogan # is enjoying a beautiful Bel Aire evening… while waiting to see if any parents show for the _late_ session of tonight's workshop. # @Julia0101 nope. 2 for the second

2010-06-20: The Week in Tweets

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loves the irony that @Qiqqa's web page features "screenshots" set in MacBooks… but has no Mac version. #sometimesyouneedaprettiercomputer # is in awe. http://blip.tv/file/2856053 (via @gruber) # @alfredapp awesome! in reply to alfredapp # thinks that it's all cute and Windows-like that @ParallelsMac puts unasked-for shortcuts on my desktop. Stop it. # Related posts2010-07-18: The Week

2010-06-13: The Week in Tweets

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is reflecting on the message sent by IT saving his browsing history, but not his home page preferences. # wonders if it's possible that @YouTube prioritizes iMovie uploads behind uploads directly through their web site? # would love to see an option/hack to use QuickLook to load documents in Safari (links to .doc, .ppt, etc.).

2010-06-06: The Week in Tweets

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is contemplating identity and affiliations online. # @ebencom Multitasking dude. Multitasking. in reply to ebencom # just had a Wally World moment: the local Baskin Robbins was closed and gutted when we arrived on our evening stroll. # notices that "I think…" is not a winning start to a policy argument. Better to start on

2010-05-29: The Week in Tweets

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@jashapiro :) I keep meaning to rejigger things so _that_ post goes untweeted. in reply to jashapiro # loves seeing deserving friends honored by other people. Charlie Sellers, you rock the Faculty Prize! # is contemplating shows in Vegas. Oh, and also definitely, definitely thinking about FirstClass batch scripts. # Related posts2010-05-16: The Week in

2010-05-23: The Week in Tweets

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@nkogan Put a drain in the floor and tile everything. in reply to nkogan # is wondering why his MacBook no longer hibernates, and how 16% battery is a reasonable time to shut down with no warning. #ruhroh # wonders what kind of sad person has "sexlessly" in their spellcheck dictionary but not "seamlessly" —

2010-05-16: The Week in Tweets

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needs to be more selective in his use of @Instapaper — too much chaff in the unread queue makes the queue too unappealing to look at. # wonders why @flipvideo doesn't flip the USB connector on their cameras so you can see the display and battery messages when it's plugged in. # loves that @KidblogDotOrg

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