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Musings about twitter

With just five or six one sentence posts to my twitter micro blog I can backtrack thru each day.

I am curious though. After six months will it make any sense? After one year? When will the BREAD CRUMBS become meaningless?

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Hypercard

I would rather have hypercard than an iIPHONE. The. World already has enough PDA. But we don't have a hypercard.
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Twitter

I have started using twitter to jot down what I am doing during the day.

Twitter is a micro blog. Its super simple. One input field and the question

WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

The idea is your friends can subscribe to your twitter. This way all the folks in your circle of friends keep up with each other on what each is doing and where they are.

My main harlep is that I can't do searches. At least I don't see how.

I can make entries in the thing from the browser on my cellphone.
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Re mitch kapor course on open source at M. I. T. Available for free download at iTunes U.

People who are used to working in closed environments protected from scrutiny of outside world sometimes struggle when going into open source projects where 'eyes of the world' are on them.

The apache guy gave an example. IBM threw a bunch of people into the apache project but they kind of kept to themselves. Preferring to stand in front of whitboards and draw boxes.

Up until now we mainly think of open source methodology as for coders. But it might also work in the design process. And since design is basically ideas this opens up other fields other than software.

HM
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