On the Free Software Foundation Latinamerica mailing list, there’s been a discussion about supporting Identi.ca and open microblogging and encourage quitting using twitter by setting the example.
The topic about closed network services and its risks is a very important issue that I will cover on a later post with detail or you can read more [...]
Posts Tagged ‘twitter’
5 ways to promote Identi.ca and Open Microblogging over Twitter
August 3rd, 2009
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Identi.ca mode for Emacs
August 20th, 2008
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Identi.ca is a free software microblogging service, similar to Twitter, based on the Laconi.ca code base. I recently needed to update my status from Emacs, since its faster for me and easier. I’ve been using an an Emacs mode to update my Twitter account, but there was nothing to use for my Identi.ca account. And [...]
Apple’s WWDC Keynote effect
June 9th, 2008
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It is incredible the effect that Steve Job’s announcements have on the internets
tubez. The keynote is starting and there’s a lot of speculation about Twitter
coming down to its knees. Well… so far I can still access twitter.
There’s a lot of links where to get live updates:
Leo Laporte’s twit live
Engadget
Techcrunch
Mac rumors
Twitter and Summarize for live tweets
But [...]
I’m on twitter
April 3rd, 2008
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I tried to resist the twitter thing, but I just kept hearing about it and my curiosity won. I’m now on twitter: http://twitter.com/gabrielsaldana.
I don’t know much about how it works or why it’s cool, so any tips are appreciated.
