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feeling a bit zombified this morning |
Seriously, the hype around RIAs reminds me of the hype around "Push" |
predicts that in 3 years no one remembers what RIA stands for, and Flash is still ubiquitous. |
@dan_manges Nice post! And why wasn't I Twitter-following you already...? |
@bryanl: Indeed. Ping.fm and FriendFeed are on my buddy list. |
Liking Gwibber a lot... it looks to replace at least two separate apps I was using in OSX |
@pjb3: Very cool! I like "yes?()" :-) |
test from Gwibber |
so happy to be doing all my work in Linux again, even if it is a VM. Sorry MacOSX; it just wasn't working out. |
@ssoper Awesome :-) |
happy to have finally released HookR v.1.0.0 - http://ping.fm/JvYfK |
@redsquirrel What don't you like about virtual pairing? |
@godfoca The configuration interface doesn't have a hojillion tabs and subtabs, for one. And the plugins are more 2008 - e.g. Twitter. |
liking GNOME Do even better than QuickSilver |
Apparently John Scalzi's cat prefers X-Chat. This begs the obvious question: Emacs or VI? |
What's your favorite UNIX IRC client? |
Wondering if Firefox in a VM inside another VM would be SUPER fast. |
@blunck2 But it's one of many - messaging is a pretty well-populated area, you just have to choose what features are most important to you. |
@blunck2 XMPP is becoming more and more popular for push and peer-to-peer communication. |
@blunck2 What kind of apps do you want to create? There are alternatives to the web for network-centric apps. |
