Posts Tagged ‘twitter’

12/24/2010

Festivus 2010 Airing of Grievances

I love this time of year and the opportunity Festivus affords us to gather your friends and family around, and tell them all the ways they have disappointed you over the past year!  In the immortal words of Frank Costanza “I got a lot of problems with you people! And now you’re gonna hear about [...]

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12/23/2009

It’s Festivus – Time to Air Grievances

It’s that time of year and as Frank Costanza famously said… “I’ve got a lot of problems with you people…” This years list is a large one so bear with me. Google Chrome and every other company that decided to release their own web browser – I love you, but you’ve added yet another browser [...]

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06/26/2008

Friendfeed is a Bug

I don’t usually go out and create a 1 per post “mindless link”, but I tend to agree completely with what Dare said in this post and it wouldn’t have been long before I wrote up something similar… so I’ll just let Dare say it for me.  Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life – The “Popularity” of [...]

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04/24/2008

Ledgard Twitter Race: Subscribe to my tweets

Sure, it’s a petty thing, but I’ve been Mr Gretchen for a long time in some circles.  I’d like to prevent that from happening in the Twitter-Verse.  You can help prevent this by heading my shameless call to follow me on twitter via http://twitter.com/evolvingwe. With blogging I started first, Gretchen called me a nerd, and [...]

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04/20/2008

Bring me a hotfix for the weather oh, and the Internet noise

What a wild weather pattern we’re in out here.  Seriously, I pitched in the snow today at our baseball game.  It looked something like the picture to the left… except replace real fans with homeless people that wandered by on Capitol Hill in Seattle.  Today’s post is another grab bag of my recently shared items.  [...]

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04/01/2008

Defining user perception of social applications

I’ve been thinking about the differences between developing social and traditional applications. What’s the difference, for example, between developing Word and Facebook? The obvious difference is that one is social and one isn’t. But what does that really mean? It means is that the user experience in social applications is defined, in large part, by [...]

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