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• If We Can’t Share Nothing  Hi. Howareyou? Whatsup? Nothing. Yaknow. PrettyCrappyOutToday TrafficWasHorrible How many times have you had that conversation? Today? Banality in less than 140 characters is the foundation of our social interaction. It safely builds the trust required for a longer, more engaging exchange. If we can’t share the meaningless, what can we share? “Part of the power of Twitter is that, among all of these
• Friday, April 13, 2007 2:07:46 PM Twitter Tools sends a tweet every time I update a post. I really dig that since I’ve been updating (rather than writing new) lately. I find it especially useful for posts that have fallen off the RSS feed.
• In the Twucket  Aaron Fruit pointed me to a screenshot of Rebisoft’s new Twitter client, Twucket. Yes, in fact, the purple arrow with the caption, “Click a user’s image to open their Twitter page…” points right at my chin. er did. Neat. I’m even happier they caught me writing about Cullect. UPDATE: According to J, Rebisoft updated their graphic. Strange,
• TwitterGram - Front-end Napkin Sketch  Like ququoo.com, I see Twittergram front-ends existing on-top-of, but for all intents and purposes independent from Twitter.com proper - using Twitter’s infrastructure for authentication, messaging, but otherwise very distinctive from Twitter as it has stabilized. The above sketch is heavily inspired by Twitterific, which is an OK fit. Something is still missing from it
• Dave just did something I’ve been thinki… Dave just did something I’ve been thinking on and off about for a while now: Twitter meets podcasting. Behold - the promise of podcasting as voicemail….of _actually_ having a conversation via the ’space phone’. I think I’ll dust off the FastCast idea after dinner tonight. So the FastCast workflow tweaked for Twittering: Record via Audio Hijack Pro