Overall, I like Flock. It’s a good browser, and so far, it’s been better to me than Firefox 2. The media bar is an amazing concept that was implemented very well. And the media uploading function works great. Flock is smooth and reliable, and I’m loving the experience, even without most of my add-ons. But […]
Twitter + tracking = Twacking?
Twitter has implemented a cool new feature called “tracking“, which I am officially dubbing “twacking” because it sounds dirty. Basically on your phone or IM Twitter account you can send the message track <topic> and anytime any Twitter message appears on the network with that string in it, it gets sent to you. So I […]
By the way, I’m on Pownce
Yes, obviously if I have 5 invites to give away, I must have a Pownce account. Here it is: pownce.com/DrSetebos. Add me!
Pownce invites
I have 5 Pownce invites left. I currently have no friends on Pownce because A) it’s so new, and B) they’re all on Twitter. Interested? Let me know.
Well, how many social networks DO we need?
Great thoughts from Dave Winer based on an open question from Ponzarelli. Since the conversation is fairly short at the moment, I thought I would add my own thoughts on the concept. Ponzi asks how many social networks is enough? Dave responds that we only need one. The true question becomes: which one? The problem […]
I’m on Twitter now (finally)
I don’t know what you call it: twittering? Tweeting? Twitting? Well, whatever it’s called, I’m doing it.
Social software: the Obi-Wan Kenobi of the web
There’s a conversation going on right now regarding social software and its usefulness and, to some extent, its perceived longevity. Ryan Carson really started the discussion by detailing why he doesn’t use any web-based social software, and why he doesn’t expect the concept to truly take off and transform into more viable public-use services. But […]