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The Week in Tweets for 2010-03-06

By Greg | Published: March 6, 2010
Just won an eBay auction for a replacement sub-woofer amp (mine’s busted). It will be so nice to have low end again. # Cool Gmail trick: Highlight any text and right-click. One of the options is to search Google for text. Try it on a UPS tracking number. # Opening a Gmail mesage or chat in a [...]
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The Week in Tweets for 2010-02-27

By Greg | Published: February 27, 2010
#Slate is having a podcast drive, looking for new subscribers. Smart shows, well worth your time. http://bit.ly/9c8pEB # My recommendation for the #Slate podcast subscription drive: The Slate Political Gabfest. http://bit.ly/bXQrGP # Short video from @dweinberger on linking as a moral act and the effect of the Internet on human rights: http://bit.ly/dpf37a # Call me Ishmael. #1stline Moby [...]
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The Week in Tweets for 2010-02-20

By Greg | Published: February 20, 2010
Taking a trial of #Squarespace Looks like a pretty versitile tool for building and hosting informational web sites. # Hooray, my #RememberTheMilk extension has started working again in Gmail. It was gone for a couple of weeks. # Useful: New Google Docs web clipboard can copy multiple objects (for up to 30 days) and paste them across [...]
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The Week in Tweets for 2010-02-13

By Greg | Published: February 13, 2010
Out of Hand /Sierra Waldorf School Store have a free, owner-verified listing on Google Maps. You can too. http://bit.ly/djDszh # Funny how my social media list lights up during the #Superbowl commercial breaks. # Amador, Alpine, Calaveras, Mariposa & Tuolumne County residents, help map broadband coverage. http://bit.ly/cB2cig # Non-answer from #GoDaddy about when Domain Mgr. will work [...]
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Is We Getting Smarter?

By Greg | Published: February 12, 2010
I was looking for a new angle on humanizing technology, when along came a fascinating post from Read/Write Web, with much food for thought. Here’s the back-story: Earlier today, we had a runaway hit of a post that went viral within a few hours, getting unbelievable pageviews and hundreds of retweets and comments. The trouble was, it wasn’t because [...]
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