Beware the wrath of Dave, poke fun at his netbook and he’ll just crassly assume you’re a spineless puppet of Apple folk because they’re naturally the only ones who are uninspired by flimsy designs. I resemble [sic] his remarks… for one thing not all Apple fans are boys ;).
According to @sing_twop_1000 who informed me this afternoon, I’ve been using Twitter now for three years. That’s a good thing… right?!
I fancy myself a bit of a greenie (I’ve even voted for them), but I’m not that impressed by biofuels, at least not so far.
I may be blogging too much.
just spent an hour catching up on 3 days of RSS feeds. About 1/3 of it was @rubenerd.
As I told the proprietor of this far more interesting blog than mine after repeatedly apologising, I make up for my lack of intelligent thoughts with… quantity! Like this post you’re reading now for example, there’s nothing of substance here whatsoever. An intelligent blogger wouldn’t ever publish a post like this. The Bird is The Word.
Todd Tyrtle recently posted a comment on Google Reader highligting what I think is the real problem with consistently idolising sporting achievements over other fields. It’s not "cool" to take this position, particularly in a place like Australia, but I’m going to side with the egghead.
Ever since August 2008 when I made the switch, TweetDeck has been Twitter for me. For people following hundreds of fascinating people categorised into lists (formerly TweetDeck groups) there’s absolutely no better ways to use it, even if it does run on Adobe Air. Problem is, no matter what Mac I’m using it always "remembers" those red dotted lines denoting bad spelling.
Perhaps it’s just poking fun at the fact I make sppelling mistakes.
Previously when people would ask me on Twitter whether I used Gowalla or Foursquare I’d reply with Gowalla because Foursquare wasn’t available in Singapore or Australia when I started, and now that I have all my locations on there I may as well keep using it. Now it seems I finally have a concrete reason to keep using Gowalla:
@FakeAPStylebook: The word “totally” is redundant except when describing how rad something is.
Totally.
I'm Ruben Schade, welcome to my labour of love mix of tech, anime, thoughts and nonsense from Singapore and Australia. Thanks for stopping by.
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