At the welcoming party for this year’s GnomeDex, I caught up with the excellent John Hartman who I’ve met before at GnomeDex and in Second Life. He interviewed me for AlphaGeek TV
He wanted to know all about the Twitteromance between Efisia (my now fiancee!) and I
So, I talk about aaaaaall that and […]
August 18th, 2007
Categories: twitter, podcast.com, Treedia, AlphaGeek TV, social multimedia networks, Efisia, Gnomedex, trees, Kosso, feeds, OPML, love, Networking, podcast . Author: kosso . Comments: 2 Comments
I see Dave has posted a few ideas that he’d like to be able to do with Twitter. His ‘use case #1′ is regarding the ability to subscribe to a kind of ‘reading list’ of people at a conference. Good idea! TwitterGroups are what we need!
So, while I was at Gnomedex, I wanted a […]
August 16th, 2007
Categories: Twittergroup, TwitterbBot, Gnomestock, twitter, Gnomedex, API, Hacks, Groups, ideas . Author: kosso . Comments: 4 Comments
Yesterday, Dave Winer says that ‘It’s time to open open Social Networking again‘ - I agree. (Though I will add that I wasn’t aware anything had ‘closed’
At about the same time he posted that, while sat here in a hotel in Cambridge MA, I get a tweet from a buddy who says there’s an […]
June 18th, 2007
Categories: Calendars, twitter, Connections, Networking, social, love, Relationships . Author: kosso . Comments: No Comments
In light of Dave Winer’s recent post about Twitter since the announcement on TechCrunch that some new API features are on the way, I thought I’d point back to a couple of earlier posts I made about these very subjects. Ie: Using Twitter as a ’service layer’ and Open Sourcing the Twitter server (without SMS) […]
March 28th, 2007
Categories: sms, dave, twitter, Groupware, API, web services, Privacy, Open Source . Author: kosso . Comments: 6 Comments
Here’s a neat little slideshow which Steve Garfield pointed me to after finding it in the Boston Globe. Designer David Armano says “it’s all about experiences that are enhanced by conversations and community, making consumers active participants in the process” which is a great idea.
References within the slideshow include YouTube, Twitter, Dell and BlogHUD! […]
March 27th, 2007
Categories: blogHUD, SlideShare, twitter, David Armano, Boston Globe, Steve Garfield, Dell, YouTube, Conversations, wordpress . Author: kosso . Comments: 1 Comment
Gordon Brown will make what is likely to be his last Budget Speech, tomorrow in the House of Commons.
Coming from a Twitter account being updated by The Press Association in London which can found at http://twitter.com/budget updates from the House of Commons will be streamed into the virtual world of Second Life at […]
March 21st, 2007
Categories: The Press Association, twitter, blogHUD, PA, Second Life . Author: kosso . Comments: No Comments
Wow. Looks like Twitter is having the biggest downtime to date. After a day of it crawling at very low speeds, refreshing on the other machine, it’s now firing in circles. Meaning that a hit to my Twitter seems to be constantly redirecting to itself. Odd. And painful (for the server)!
update: Now it’s “Twitter: down […]
March 19th, 2007
Categories: twitter, Make, Craft, Hacks . Author: kosso . Comments: 4 Comments
Well, here’s my first go at a kind of TwitterBot.
http://twitter.com/dictionary
Ask for the definition of a word from the Urban Dictionary via your Twitter account. It’s easy!
First when signed in to your Twitter account, go to the twitter.com/dictionary page and ‘add dictionary’ to your list. This will add you as a ‘follower’ of the […]
March 16th, 2007
Categories: Urban Dictionary, twitter, bot, words, Dictionary, ideas . Author: kosso . Comments: 8 Comments
As it’s so utterly and incredibly easy to do this, I thought I’d add to the resources of how to post to message to your Twitter account using PHP and Curl.
So, to add to the other PHP scripts I’ve been plonking out here, here is the PHP source code to a simple function which will […]
March 14th, 2007
Categories: LSL, twitter, Curl, source, Second Life, php . Author: kosso . Comments: 8 Comments
I see that Scripting News has been thinking of Twitter. I’m surprised at the reaction from someone who usually see so much potential in simple things. (Something seems to be up over there too - I tried to comment but they vanished)
UPDATE : More discussion from Dave Winer
At first, I thought - “so what’s so […]
March 14th, 2007
Categories: sms, One-liners, bots, twitter, API, tools, business, ideas, blogs, mobile . Author: kosso . Comments: 18 Comments