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I just Instapapered many, many of these.
As did I. This is instantly useable (unlike many huge lists of stuff).
I just Instapapered many, many of these.
As did I. This is instantly useable (unlike many huge lists of stuff).
Pat sends me pressure at 530
nikf:
Despite the temptations of Tweetie 2, I’ve found myself coming back time-and-time again to Birdfeed for tweeting on the go. Birdfeed 1.2 is now out, and there’s a tonne of changes, most of which are listed in this post.
I’ve never really been tempted by Tweetie 2 because it just feels so heavy. I don’t need a mobile Twitter client that wraps every single aspect of the API. I just want a refined, no frills reading experience with decent posting capabilities. Birdfeed excels at that. Sadly, I fear I am in the minority on that aspect as the iPhone/Windows user demands bloat + lowball pricing in their software, which is why Tweetie dominates.
I find this humorous, as every day I get emails telling me Tweetie has too few features and is too expensive. I think Tweetie hits a happy balance for a lot of people. The best part about twitter apps is there are enough out there, that there is probably one that works for you. That’s the client you should use.
Bio-Diversity (via mantia)
- media
- brand
- trend (as a verb, incl. “trending”)
This is why we can’t have nice things.
“Directionless youths have always appropriated things and made them annoying!”
I’m trading in my turntables for fountain pens, my flannel for coattails. I’m going to be a Goethe Dandy.
Gorgeous. A bit heavy handed, but the sentiment is all there.
Missed Connections is one of my favorite blogs, it doesn’t ruin my life. It only adds joy. The one about the bear suit is my current favorite, but I vacillate.