Everything you tweet stays forever and is part of the public record – Think of your grandmother looking at every tweet you make.
The last tweet of the night (or the weekend) stays in bold at the top of your stream as your status. Think about what you want people to see there.
Grandma is listening!
The blog of Bruce “Tog” Tognazzini of Jakob Nielsen’s usability company doesn’t have a subscribe to rss feed link or button. d’oh
Anyway, he has an interesting article called:
How to Achieve Painless Registration
In case you are interested the three wizards are:
Jakob Nielsen, Ph.D. “The Guru of Web Page Usability” (New York Times)
Donald A. Norman, Ph.D. “The Guru of Workable Technology” (Newsweek)
Bruce “Tog” Tognazzini “Leading Authority on Software Design” (HotWired)
Learn how a really smart guy learned to get his personal finances under control.
Get Rich Slowly
Here is a short list of some products that run on your PC and store files in the Amazon S3 file system for backup:
http://jungledisk.com
http://www.cloudberrylab.com
http://www.jfileupload.com
http://www.superflexible.com
http://www.crossftp.com
http://www.gladinet.com
http://www.lumensystems.com/s3safe.aspx
http://www.netcdp.com
http://backazon.com
If you use Firefox, there is the Amazon S3 Firefox Organizer (S3Fox)
If you use goodsync from roboform it can connect to amazon S3:
http://www.goodsync.com/synchronize-applications/how-to-sync-via-amazon-s3.html
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SuperFreakonomics jumps into the middle of the climate change debate and Kaboom!! In the NY Times:
Global Warming in SuperFreakonomics – Freakonomics Blog – NYTimes.com
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Folks are still talking about the fact that she’s a woman and not about her excellent work on the successful management of the commons.
Elinor Ostrom and the Poverty of Economics » New Deal 2.0
What people are tweeting and linking about Obama bases on real-time twitter feeds.
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Do you know who Elinor Ostrom is? If you don’t you should. She just won the Nobel Prize in Economics for showing that it is perfectly possible for the commons to be managed sucessfully without being owned.
From the article:
Garrett Hardin called his famous 1968 essay on shared resources “The Tragedy of the Commons.” He argued that a shared village grazing pasture would tend to get overused and eventually destroyed. But even Hardin later acknowledged that shared common resources did not inevitably have to end in destruction, saying that he should have called his essay “The Tragedy of the Unmanaged Commons.”
Why Elinor Ostrom Matters – Forbes.com
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I give up on git completely and wish all who use it luck.
git has too much attitude. I was having too many issues trying to work in a windows environment and publish to linux servers. (I hardly think I’m in the minority trying to do that). After many months of trying – I really TRIED to love you – I have switched to bazaar (bzr) because its windows agnostic and friendly. No more line ending wars. Phew and hooray.
I just don’t git it
