Earlier today we were having a hot debate about how John McCain doesn’t know how much a gallon of gas costs. A Republican thinks we’re being too hard on old John. I thought not, what single fact could you expect someone running for President to know? It’s like asking the manager of a baseball team […]
I’m revamping my feed reading.
FriendFeed has made me (and apparently others) much more aware of how I get my news.
I’ve also learned a ton from the NewsJunk project. I get much better political news now than I ever have, and it’s getting better all the time.
Something I’ve learned…
The thing that makes the difference: GOOD FEEDS.
Behind […]
I’m not sure how much of the stress in Twitter is caused by the services that poll its API on behalf of thousands of users, but it’s got to be a lot of work to service all those requests that are constantly coming in.
Here’s why it has so much work to do. When I post […]
Yesterday I wrote a teaser piece masquerading as a vision piece. The vision is not mine, it’s Eric Marcoullier’s, a very affable and brilliant entrepreneur from San Francisco, who founded MyBlogLog and sold it to Yahoo for big bucks a few years back.
As we know Twitter is having scaling problems, and in fact, some of […]