Tweetdump - May 6 - 1 p.m. May 7, 2010

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Between testing Gwibber and the not-cooperating Me Menu in Ubuntu Lucid and using the surprisingly functional HootSuite service, I've gone against my earlier pronouncement to only use Twitter to promote other things I'm writing/doing.

To keep the tweets from getting buried under the mountain that is Twitter, here is what I've tweeted from May 6 through 1 p.m. today:

@ladailynews is following @tonyrobbins - didn't know he was still doing his thing
23 minutes ago via HootSuite

Can someone explain how ♺ differs from RT in the lovely world of Twitter?
25 minutes ago via HootSuite

I'm not expecting it, but it would be very, very nice if HootSuite could add support for Identi.ca.
about 1 hour ago via HootSuite

With HootSuite, sending tweets is so easy, I've gone back on my no-tweet-w/o-link ban
about 1 hour ago via HootSuite

Why is Ubuntu Lucid periodically "forgetting" my chosen sound card (i.e. the one that works)? It's a GNOME issue ...
about 1 hour ago via HootSuite

What does a $300,000 guitar sound like? http://ht.ly/1Il06
about 1 hour ago via HootSuite

RT @defamer: To Prepare for Iron Man 2, Gwyneth Paltrow Ate Nothing But Kale http://gawker.com/5533569/
about 1 hour ago via HootSuite

Few things are more pleasant for the beaten-down Firefox user than the CPU- and RAM-sparing Epiphany Web browser. It's a great GNOME feature
about 2 hours ago via HootSuite

Big change for me: I'm using the Evolution mail client in Ubuntu Lucid. I usually ignore it. IMAP config was easier than I anticipated
about 2 hours ago via HootSuite

Things that play nicely with the Epiphany browser include Gmail, HootSuite, Movable Type. Things that don't: Yahoo Mail.
about 3 hours ago via HootSuite

I updated my daughter's Ubuntu 8.04 LTS box this morning - been running great 1 year +. Curiously, update manager didn't offer 10.04 upgrade
about 3 hours ago via HootSuite

I filed a bug on the Ubuntu Lucid Me Menu - I think changing password, deleting GNOME keyring had something to do with it http://ht.ly/1IiG2
about 3 hours ago via HootSuite

If it works for your given task/site, using GNOME's Epiphany browser is a very pleasant way to interact with the Web.
about 3 hours ago via HootSuite

RT @willysr2804: Slackware 13.1 will include KDE 4.4.3. Thanks to @erichameleers
about 16 hours ago via Gwibber

On my Ubuntu Lucid box, I switched to the Radiance theme (and got rid of the purple wallpaper). Everything is much lighter now.
about 21 hours ago via Gwibber

Engadget thinks the Microsoft Kin is too little phone for too much monthly money http://is.gd/bXwts
about 21 hours ago via Gwibber

Yep, I just added my third and final "social media" account, and the Ubuntu Lucid "MeMenu" social bar has returned.
about 22 hours ago via Gwibber

The only thing that will bring back the social bar in my Ubuntu Lucid "MeMenu" is adding another account to Gwibber.
about 22 hours ago via Gwibber

I reformatted the $20 MP3 player - a Centon Craze 4 GB - and that didn't kill it. Something funky happened with the FAT32 flash memory
about 22 hours ago via Gwibber

Back on the $15 laptop - 233 MHz of Pentium II power http://ow.ly/17hQ5l
10:06 AM May 6th via HootSuite


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