Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Alex Howard: On email privacy, Twitter’s ToS and owning your own platform - O'Reilly Radar
On email privacy, Twitter’s ToS and owning your own platform - O'Reilly Radar
Somebody ("Guy Adams") had tweeted somebody else's ("Gary Zenkel") e-mail address, and he got his twitter account suspended for this. In the end it got released again ... . You may want to read this article.
Somebody ("Guy Adams") had tweeted somebody else's ("Gary Zenkel") e-mail address, and he got his twitter account suspended for this. In the end it got released again ... . You may want to read this article.
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Twitter
Friday, June 29, 2012
the Adium Twitter interface started working again
For almost 2 days it had refused operation saying this:
Unable to update timeline: Your credentials do not allow you access.Now it just works again – starting around midnight 2012-06-28/29 (CEST).
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Adium: Twitter suddenly stopped working
cocoaforge • View topic - Twitter suddenly stopped working
The warning message (shown by Twitter) says this:
update 2012-06-29 01:00 CEST:
all of a sudden the Adium Twitter interface started working again here for me w/o any change at all.
The warning message (shown by Twitter) says this:
Unable to update timeline: Your credentials do not allow you access.The Adium folks are after it, keep updated by re-reading the above forum thread!
update 2012-06-29 01:00 CEST:
all of a sudden the Adium Twitter interface started working again here for me w/o any change at all.
Friday, November 4, 2011
"… is now following you on Twitter" – why do I hate these notifications?
I hate them, because 99% of these new followers simply expect you to follow them back, and their names just don't sound intriguing, so I will never follow them back.
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Twitter
Friday, October 14, 2011
How to Find a Twitter RSS or Atom Feed
Just replace the xxxxxx by the twitter id here:
Just that the RSS feed goes much further to the past and the Atom feed doesn't.
Using this kind of feed helps me following people's tweets from within Google Reader.
- http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/xxxxx.rss
- http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/xxxxx.atom
Just that the RSS feed goes much further to the past and the Atom feed doesn't.
Using this kind of feed helps me following people's tweets from within Google Reader.
Labels:
Atom feeding,
RSS feeding,
syndication,
Twitter
Friday, September 30, 2011
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
my blogs, Facebook, Twitter, "NetworkedBlogs"
Most things I write and that I want to share, I usually write and publish on one of my blogs.
But I like to see them on my Facebook wall, in my Twitter stream, and also in my Buzz stream as well.
NetworkedBlogs.com offer a Facebook application, that picks up the (new) articles on my blogs and creates resp. entries on my Facebook wall and also on my Twitter stream.
Now the tweets, they generate also appear on my Facebook wall. That is a little annyoing. And I don't know, how to stop this. Is it NetworkedBlogs.com, that pulls my Twitter stream onto my Facebook wall, is it Facebook itself. For sure, it's me, who configured that somewhere at some stage in the past. But as I said: I don't know, how to stop this.
It's pretty similar on my Buzz stream, but that's not directly because of NetworkedBlogs.com. I want to have my blogs articles included there and also my tweets. But then most tweets got created from blog articles. It's rather rare, that I write a tweet manually. I got my Buzz stream to include my blogs and also my Twitter stream. That is easy to handle.
Sometimes I remove duplicate Facebook wall and Buzz entries, but not very often.
I am a software developer, that's true, but so far I have been a little lazy, and I did not create an application myself, that would smartly derive Facebook wall and Buzz entries and also tweets, avoiding redundancy. I am sure my readers get pretty annoyed by that redundancy. It's simply, that I have no time to fight this redundancy. This is rather sad.
But I like to see them on my Facebook wall, in my Twitter stream, and also in my Buzz stream as well.
NetworkedBlogs.com offer a Facebook application, that picks up the (new) articles on my blogs and creates resp. entries on my Facebook wall and also on my Twitter stream.
Now the tweets, they generate also appear on my Facebook wall. That is a little annyoing. And I don't know, how to stop this. Is it NetworkedBlogs.com, that pulls my Twitter stream onto my Facebook wall, is it Facebook itself. For sure, it's me, who configured that somewhere at some stage in the past. But as I said: I don't know, how to stop this.
It's pretty similar on my Buzz stream, but that's not directly because of NetworkedBlogs.com. I want to have my blogs articles included there and also my tweets. But then most tweets got created from blog articles. It's rather rare, that I write a tweet manually. I got my Buzz stream to include my blogs and also my Twitter stream. That is easy to handle.
Sometimes I remove duplicate Facebook wall and Buzz entries, but not very often.
I am a software developer, that's true, but so far I have been a little lazy, and I did not create an application myself, that would smartly derive Facebook wall and Buzz entries and also tweets, avoiding redundancy. I am sure my readers get pretty annoyed by that redundancy. It's simply, that I have no time to fight this redundancy. This is rather sad.
Labels:
Facebook,
Google Buzz,
Twitter
Thursday, September 9, 2010
my Twitter timeline at bedtime
I feel so much better, if I go to sleep pretty much in sync with my Twitter timeline. That just implies, it's pretty unlikely, I will lose something, until I will be able to catch up again tomorrow in the early afternoon.
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Twitter
Sunday, September 5, 2010
The Twitter Book - O'Reilly Media
The Twitter Book - O'Reilly Media
You should get this sampler from the above book. They give you a great free introduction to Twitter there.
You should get this sampler from the above book. They give you a great free introduction to Twitter there.
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
an article on railsfreak.com: the right tool for your job
My second thing to do this morning might me digging into this tweet by rubyflow, the twitterer:
The right tool for your jobA tweet pointing to an article on railsfreak.com.
Labels:
Twitter
an interview with Stevan Little about Moose
Starting my day with an interview with Stevan Little about Moose, an idea I picked up from a tweet from perlbuzz, the twitterer.
(Do I really have to keep in mind, that this will be picked up by ironman.enlightenedperl.org? BTW it's bad, that they even match "perl" within words of my blog-articles, even if that does not have anything to do with perl as a programming language.)
Listening to the "perlcast",
reading the text at the same time
(keep in mind: I am not a native English speaker/reader/listener, so that helps!!),
drinking my breakfast coffee …
»Audrey coined the term “O-fun,” optimized for fun.«
"O-fun" – I think I will use this term a lot from now on.
»We’re hoping that Moore’s Law will catch up, and we’ll have a break.«
»I didn’t want it to have “feature-itis”«
»It’ll probably be a good idea to let people know where to go to get started if they wanted to learn about Mouse. …«
»… Yes, we have the Moose.Perl.org domain. …
The IRC channel has Moose on IRC.Perl.org. …
And the mailing list.
The mailing list has been getting a lot of traffic lately,
which I’m very happy about
because that means we have a lot of indexed content in there.«
(wow, I am still learning how to make better use of my Mac keyboard.
what do you think, where are these "guillemet" quotation characters hidden?
at q like quotation, of course … .
have a good laugh: at some stage, when I tried using that, I confused the Alt and the Cmd key, and … ;-( my browser shut down,
but luckily enough it restarted with all the right places.)
that perlcast was a very good thing to start my day with.
it boosted my motivation to use Moose.
this article was actually first "prepared" as a Google Buzz.
follow me there, if you want!
I would welcome that very much.
(Do I really have to keep in mind, that this will be picked up by ironman.enlightenedperl.org? BTW it's bad, that they even match "perl" within words of my blog-articles, even if that does not have anything to do with perl as a programming language.)
Listening to the "perlcast",
reading the text at the same time
(keep in mind: I am not a native English speaker/reader/listener, so that helps!!),
drinking my breakfast coffee …
»Audrey coined the term “O-fun,” optimized for fun.«
"O-fun" – I think I will use this term a lot from now on.
»We’re hoping that Moore’s Law will catch up, and we’ll have a break.«
»I didn’t want it to have “feature-itis”«
»It’ll probably be a good idea to let people know where to go to get started if they wanted to learn about Mouse. …«
»… Yes, we have the Moose.Perl.org domain. …
The IRC channel has Moose on IRC.Perl.org. …
And the mailing list.
The mailing list has been getting a lot of traffic lately,
which I’m very happy about
because that means we have a lot of indexed content in there.«
(wow, I am still learning how to make better use of my Mac keyboard.
what do you think, where are these "guillemet" quotation characters hidden?
at q like quotation, of course … .
have a good laugh: at some stage, when I tried using that, I confused the Alt and the Cmd key, and … ;-( my browser shut down,
but luckily enough it restarted with all the right places.)
that perlcast was a very good thing to start my day with.
it boosted my motivation to use Moose.
this article was actually first "prepared" as a Google Buzz.
follow me there, if you want!
I would welcome that very much.
Labels:
Perl Moose,
perlcast,
The Perl Programming Language,
Twitter
Friday, September 18, 2009
tweet sheet
a nice litte PDF to print on paper, cut it out, and have it close to your device.
Labels:
Twitter
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
my iPhone twitter app: tweetie
I selected tweetie as my app, because it is quite outstanding in the comparison table on 12 Twitter Apps for the iPhone. It's quote important to me, that it is multi-account.
Saturday, September 12, 2009
me on twitter
Jochen started tweeting ... -- yes, maybe that's not really, what the world was keeping its breath for ;-) but I thought, I give it a try.
No, I certainly don't want to have get SMSs at whatever time, I rather prefer a PC or iPhone multi-account application.
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Twitter
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