Here’s What I Posted to Twitter Last Week
- Do you think email will ever die? http://bit.ly/N5WLx [Which do you check more often: Twitter or your Inbox?] #
- Is Office 2010 Starter Edition the New Crapware? http://bit.ly/4eADq [That's a bit dramatic, I think.] #
- Recording a Bacon video for YouTube: http://live.pirillo.com/ [Did somebody say bacon?!] #
- One geek looks at Tweetie 2: http://bit.ly/GPTqw [I haven't upgraded yet, myself.] #
- Try this now: http://domains.tagjag.com/ [Working better than ever thanks to @JakeWarner!] #
- Toys R Us Coupons & Columbus Day Sale – http://bit.ly/1TsBHA #
- ToysRUs Coupons & Columbus Day Sale – http://bit.ly/1TsBHA #
- ToysRUs Coupons – http://bit.ly/1TsBHA #
- I'm loving @ArchieMcPhee here in #Seattle. Grabbing fun stuff for YouTube video fun. #
- Bombing the moon isn't the same as getting bombed and mooning. I think. http://bit.ly/1HtZQQ #
- Out of 19 tested WebKit browsers, no two are exactly the same. http://bit.ly/12SGbA [Including Safari and Chrome.] #
- When your operating system fails, just blame the beta testers! http://bit.ly/48xAyk [It's like being in kindergarten again!] #
- FTC To Bloggers: "Psych!" http://bit.ly/VmNKd [$11,000 fine for bloggers is "not true."] #
- Twitter’s new plan – offering promised gold for silver now. http://bit.ly/LDrZ2 ["Is there gold in them thar tweets?"] #
- Aspirin misuse may have made the 1918 flu pandemic worse. http://bit.ly/2kLnBS [Worse? Doesn't sound like it was fun to start with.] #
- Spam Musubi Recipe – http://bit.ly/VJUMC #
- Doctors "see" tinnitus with magnetoencephalography. http://bit.ly/Uv806 #
- College students vote smarter than expected. http://bit.ly/cmZGv [Expected by whom?] #
- Dell Outlet Coupons – http://bit.ly/ky94n #
- Trying yoga. #
- Here's what I just composed: http://inudge.net/inudge#/1cok [Think you can do better?] #
- Does Windows 7 boot up faster than Vista? http://bit.ly/4zNbBl [What have your experiences been with the RC?] #
- What's the best notebook for running Linux? http://bit.ly/1PoBPm #
- Keylogging, not phishing, is suspected in the recent, large-scale email attack. http://bit.ly/164jrS #
- Are nVidia & ATI in a race to see which can reach ultimate FUBAR first? http://bit.ly/ZTKhx #
- http://ping.fm/ning now supports http://geeks.pirillo.com [Go ahead, plug 'er in!] #
- Get your WeatherBug on FiOS TV. http://bit.ly/R2KPm [Just in time for winter!] #
- How to safeguard your security, privacy in a hotel. http://bit.ly/1tduR4 [Taking precautions can be your vacation saver.] #
- Microsoft dodges a bullet fired 10 years ago. http://bit.ly/WUxcU [Does this make Microsoft faster than a not-so-speeding bullet?] #
- Covering live Web video editing on CNN.com Live today: http://live.pirillo.com/ [Then, some HD videos for YouTube.] #
- Skype is happy with AT&T opening up its 3G network. http://bit.ly/Zy0wL #
- ColdPavement is happening on http://twtvite.com/jzc22m and a Windows 7 launch Tweetup at http://twtvite.com/u6kargGo!] #
- CookThing helps you figure out what's for dinner with what's already in your pantry. http://bit.ly/wEU1O [Squirrel? A-gaaaain?] #
- A lunar impact will be visible this Friday. http://bit.ly/2zwRO3 ["There's a moon. It's in the sky. It's called 'The Moon!'"] #
- Try pushing your Twitter profile page through http://domains.tagjag.com/ for an interesting set of results. ;) #
- Oracle Magazine is an excellent resource that's free to qualified IT professionals. http://bit.ly/RxOK9 #
- Please test this for me? http://domains.tagjag.com/ [A creative way to find unregistered domain names.] #
- Kindle sales to possibly double in 2010. http://bit.ly/1smNz [It's encouraging to know that people still read!] #
- Killer bees may increase food supplies for native bees. http://bit.ly/q3Uup ["They're quite delicious," gushes local bee eater.] #
- Ron Schenone weighs in on his impressions of the paid version of AVG Anti-Virus 9.0. http://bit.ly/EThEM #
- Kidneys from deceased donors with acute renal failure expand donor pool. http://bit.ly/HUOcM [Are you an organ donor?] #
- Arctic Cooling launches its own Web store. http://bit.ly/2KSwgt [Plan to have polar bears take care of customer service not so popular.] #
- Researchers reveal key to how bacteria clear mercury pollution. http://bit.ly/EfMRi [Oom-pah music, it turns out.] #
- Escaping the fate of the easily guessed password trap. http://bit.ly/I6F90 #
- How are You Carving Your Pumpkin? – http://bit.ly/35en9h #
- 2010 Toyota Prius V Car Review – http://bit.ly/L3aCw #
- How to Edit Video – http://bit.ly/2rCVW #
- Can You Read? – http://bit.ly/OqEj7 #
- Make Your Life Easier when Working with Text – http://bit.ly/IYz0V #
- Sony Style Coupons – http://bit.ly/ZFoOA #
- Still enjoying print magazines? Win a free, one-year Maghound membership through this contest: http://bit.ly/vMag6 #
- GuitarCenter Coupons – http://bit.ly/2XKuEG #
- The Fantasy of Privacy: http://bit.ly/yDhli [It, much like the perfect man, is an illusion.] #
- I think Wednesday should be made a mid-week weekend day. Why not?! #
- Hey #Seattle! Wanna go to #Hawaii? http://twtvite.com/4qe7zk [@marriotthawaii is in town for the Tweetup.] #
- The magazine industry is looking to make an iTunes-like store for print. http://bit.ly/9fLKi [Hmmmm...] #
- Rackup is a place to bid on gift cards for big bonuses. http://bit.ly/2leban #
- Verizon does the Android Dance. http://bit.ly/1AF3p2 [Sounds like a cross between the Safety Dance and the Robot.] #
- Windows 7 will let Microsoft (and others) track your every move. http://bit.ly/d6NBM [21st century stalkers are getting so lazy.] #
- If your desktop's always getting cluttered, maybe try putting in some Fences. http://bit.ly/DLNaK #
- Netgear: the router for those who like to fiddle. http://bit.ly/3leGdK [Is there a router for those who like to accordion?] #
- Animal cruelty is not free speech! http://bit.ly/3rJ53L [Is tarring and feathering animal abusers free speech?] #
- With Condè Nast's cutbacks, is Ars Technica in peril? http://bit.ly/gXwtZ #
- Steve Ballmer admits that Vista was less than perfect? http://bit.ly/M5rwM [Maybe he just never got the memo until now.] #
- Sony demonstrates wireless charging capability. http://bit.ly/xPWJh ["Shades of Nikola Tesla!"] #
- VMware Fusion 3 is on its way. http://bit.ly/H1uvX [For running Windows on a Mac.] #
- It's pumpkin carving time! http://bit.ly/2jgeqn [Halloween comes but once a year. Enjoy it!] #
- "Spending time in a 2010 Ford Mustang V6 is a bit like going back to the future." http://bit.ly/yY0n2 #
- Chrome gets a designer touch. http://bit.ly/CM8Qu [Leaving it set to default would be a chrime!] #
- Laser technique has implications for detecting life on Mars. http://bit.ly/9gXEl [Still unsure about detecting life in Orange County.] #
- Neuroscientists hope to get people walking again. http://bit.ly/1NUEx4 #
- When the cat's away, the mice will… eat your babies! http://bit.ly/3Ja2j0 [Take away the apex predators and your ecosystem goes boom.] #
- FBI warns of hijacked social networking accounts. http://bit.ly/1ZSPBI #
- Ordering a new 17" MacBook Pro: http://live.pirillo.com/ [It's being sponsored by http://go.tagjag.com/pcpitstop now!] #
- New AVG 9 + More Protections = Still Free! http://bit.ly/1MlKOg #
- FTC can fine bloggers for paid endorsements. http://bit.ly/2KLugx [Trying to enforce this seems like an impossible mission.] #
- How to use Windows 7's user account control. http://bit.ly/sjxrH #
- Scientists develop nasal spray that improves memory. http://bit.ly/cnWFF [Whiff of common sense to follow.] #
- Can they make solid oxide fuel cells to power rubber baby buggies? http://bit.ly/7vg1i [They'd keep 'em in the bumpers.] #
- A daily supplement of vitamin D reduces the risk of falling among older people
by 19%. http://bit.ly/PXWWf # - Dear Pebble: Your self-esteem knows no bounds. Thanks for cracking my windshield today. @SafeLite, FTW. #
- It's pumpkin carving time! http://bit.ly/RudZj [Yes, I still enjoy doing this every year as an adult with no kids around.] #
- PokenZoo: The Death of Business Cards? (+ a PokenZoo coupon) – http://bit.ly/QM88L #
- Instant Internet Celebrities – http://bit.ly/1U18Qy #
- uBoard Review – http://bit.ly/iAjrU #
- Office Max Coupons – http://bit.ly/322nTN #
- Windows 7 eBook – http://bit.ly/A41v9 #
- My Windows 7 eBook is now available for $7: http://go.tagjag.com/7 [PDF with no DRM!] #
- Dell Small Business Coupons – http://bit.ly/162g1V #
- Zombieland shambles to a megaplex near you! http://bit.ly/1y2nIF [Wonder if theaters will be serving braaaaaains instead of popcorn?] #
- http://nofirstdate.com/ #
- Jack Thompson would be a waste of a perfectly good gaming console, anyway. http://bit.ly/fgoEC [File under: dingbats & frivolous lawsuits] #
- Got your handy dandy Windows 7 upgrade chart? http://bit.ly/soOTM [Mine's next to the pencil marks that show how tall I'm getting!] #
- When data becomes too dense. http://bit.ly/14vsWk ["Lorraine, my density has bought me to you..."] #
- Rutgers University: Twitter is the most egocentric thing happening on the Internet. http://bit.ly/1Tv6Eg [It really is all about you!] #
- MADGE. Remember it. http://bit.ly/15lAUF #
- How reliable are online reviews? http://bit.ly/1lboKx [Ever made an unfavorable comment on a product site that mysteriously disappeared?] #
- Don't let video editing intimidate you! Pixorial can help. http://bit.ly/eALV5 #
- Happy Cybersecurity Awareness Month! http://bit.ly/1tXUl0 [Will there be gifts? Cake?] #
- Darren Rowse's ProBlogger.com rolls onto the scene with a strong start. http://bit.ly/AZ5DH #
- Heaven forbid bipartisanship results in solving real problems. http://bit.ly/12D1TF [Cooperation is so overrated.] #
- Optical Society conferences come equipped with frickin' laser beams! http://bit.ly/oN3qE #
- Google's Chrome Frame comes under fire from all sides. http://bit.ly/160tAZ [Han Solo? Greedo? Dick Cheney?] #
- Verbatim releases hardware-encrypted thumbdrive – can you afford one? http://bit.ly/9dCgT [If it fails, it'll cost you more than money.] #
- Cyberbullying is a focus of Congress. http://bit.ly/1ULbPA [Solving all of life's problems through legislation!] #
- Company bathrooms done right. http://bit.ly/QN64h [Preventing pandemics is plainly in the planning.] #
- In search of wildlife-friendly biofuels. http://bit.ly/S1BzN [Maybe we just need to be looking around the galaxy for dilithium mines?] #
- Skinstore Coupons – http://bit.ly/1AgZRf #
- Hanna Andersson Coupons – http://bit.ly/2ivJeh #
