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I finally went for a bike ride to see Privé in person. What I found was better than imagined, even after reading Michael Klein’s enticing description and having high expectations.
During my drop-in visit I met Kevin Landon, who abandoned a staff meeting to give me a tour (the [...]
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Tags: Bicycling · Facebook · Geek Dinner · Philadelphia · Podcasting · Social Networking
The 2,000 follower limit, it would seem, was put in place to prevent mass following and spam on Twitter. This was pretty frustrating for me since I fell in to their beyond-the-limit zone (I followed over 6,000 people because I loved the information, but couldn’t add any more).
I’m not complaining too much, as I’m enjoying [...]
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Tags: Architecture · Facebook · Micro-blogging · Microblogging · Twitter
Alvin Ashcraft (@alashcraft) put out the idea to create a Facebook group around the geek dinner concept; so I ran with it. The Facebook group is Philly Geek Dinner. Sign up there (or here, here, or just show up here).
A quick additional tidbit. Jason Hill from National Mechanics dropped me a DM and they’re looking [...]
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Tags: Eventful · Facebook · Geek Dinner · Philadelphia · Social Networking · Upcoming
Link to today’s run
I love running. I skip wearing headphones or listening to music because I love hearing the world race past me. Things that interfere with the actual experience of being there aren’t interesting to me.
Nike+ on an iPod (a music player first and foremost) thankfully has the option to do a workout without [...]
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Tags: Facebook · GPS · Geolocation · Life Streaming · N82 · Nike+ · Nokia · RSS · Running · Social Networking · SportsTracker · Twitter
Steven Hodson, in a post over on Mashable, describes security risks and the waste of information that mobile phone GPS use brings (when pinpointing and announcing our locations). He poses some extremely valid points in regards to announcing one’s geolocation via Twitter, Brightkite, or FriendFeed being useless noise.
Telling people via a highly conversational medium such [...]
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Tags: Etiquette · Facebook · Flying · FriendFeed · GPS · Geolocation · Jaiku · Life Streaming · Micro-blogging · Microblogging · Pownce · Security · Social Networking · Twitter · Wearing
Most smartphones slated for release over the next 12-months include a GPS receiver, built in. After that, it will be a marked failure to not include a GPS in a phone. The functionality that comes with GPS is outstanding - mapping, directions, location based experiences, etc. We’re about to enter an age of advancement in [...]
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Tags: BlackBerry · Bold · Etiquette · Facebook · Geolocation · Jaiku · Life Streaming · Micro-blogging · Microblogging · Nokia · Pownce · Prediction · Social Networking · Software Development · Twitter · Wearing · Web Services · iPhone · iPhone 3G
I’m used to the speed of the flow and it’s slow. It’s time to open it up and look for five-figures…
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I read the flow of XMPP Twitter traffic with breakfast and in the evenings. I then scan it when checking email or if I catch a lot of [...]
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Tags: Education · Facebook · Flickr · Flow · Pownce · Prediction · Social Networking · Twitter · Web Services · XMPP