Twittering bout da Carrera 2.7 Google AfterMarket
What a week, pseudo-migraine behind the eye kicked in gradually after the phone rang at 741am - there hasnt been much sleep or correct hydration this week:| Luckily, a couple hours of the Ashes 2nd Test at end of the day kept it real. (Very much looking forward to going to a big chunk of the Melbourne Test : It will definitely be my equivalent of NYE - day 4 MCG long room with strawbs will rock...)
And to think they say web 2.0 is a google after-market bubble, to me it's just lots of hard work. Good hard work :) Can't say I disagree with Phil Gyford who mentions Twitter, one of the case studies Kinger and I presented this week in a very kewl application involving trains if it went ahead;
"When I signed up on Twitter my whole body groaned as I realised I had to build another bloody social network. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve had to tell computers who my friends are. I really, really want a single service where I can say “these people are my friends” and then when I sign up to any new website I can sync it with my previously-defined social network."
And to think they say web 2.0 is a google after-market bubble, to me it's just lots of hard work. Good hard work :) Can't say I disagree with Phil Gyford who mentions Twitter, one of the case studies Kinger and I presented this week in a very kewl application involving trains if it went ahead;
"When I signed up on Twitter my whole body groaned as I realised I had to build another bloody social network. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve had to tell computers who my friends are. I really, really want a single service where I can say “these people are my friends” and then when I sign up to any new website I can sync it with my previously-defined social network."
posted by redbarren at 11:47 PM
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