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I bet Twitter could make money by lifting the 140-char limit for paid Pro members, becoming more like #pounce #rip

Rereading old journals, I once dreamt that Michael Stipe asked me what I thought of the number 12.

@bbum looks great. Email me $$ steveivy - gmail.

@bbum Deep skillet w/ lid would rock. What's the going rate? :)

@bbum please tell me its an online retailer.

@ethank Decide yourself if radio's gonna stay.

i <3 cpanm /cc @miyagawa

Since Tweetie is getting no love these days, I'm using @cliqset as my "you have a reply" notifier. tweeedle

♬ Rebel without a conscience, martyr without a cause... ♪/cc @pixel

@pixel Oh, that's changed since the old "show international menu" way of doing it. Much nicer.

@pixel "Compensate me, animate me, complicate me, elevate me..." (how do you do the musical notes?)

Watching my kid watch "Up" just reminds me that every Pixar movie is my favorite Pixar movie.

My 9yo daughter at school upon learning that the native Americans cooked over "buffalo chip" fires: "it's disgusting".

With the advent of the nascent federated web, I'm more likely to try out something like cliqset as my one-stop social inbox #fsw #salmon

@toddbarnard Nice to know about the Zoom, but you make my point: Android benefits most from being free-as-in-beer, not as-in-speech.

@toddbarnard Yes, it's open source, I know. Other than the Nexus One (perhaps) where's the phone I can install my own Android on?

@toddbarnard it's not Open winning. It's free-as-in-beer. Android offers little actual Open-ness once it's in a carrier's hands.

pet peeve: nouns used as assertions of correctness. Q: "what do you think of this query?" A: "Three way join" whu?

"OF SALESMEN!"