6 Jun
2012
6 Jun
'12
2:50 p.m.
Cameron Kaiser wrote:
I use Twitter as sort of a "hep IRC." But it helps to have your own client
(TTYtter), which is text-based, and the presence of a (somewhat) stable 3rd
party API is Twitter's ace in the hole. So it cuts down on a lot of crap
to have it whistling merrily away in a terminal window and I can glance at it
when I notice a lot of activity.
I don't trust Facebook.
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Hmm, it seems, that I don't even need something like IRC..
I do have a phone flaterate, it is much less hassle to call the person on
the phone...
Regards,
Holm
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BTW: I'm currently 49 years old, have a little
more than "normal" activity
on the net, worked as Unix Sysop for many years...but I still don't know
what for I should need Twitter and Facebook..
It's there to waste time. Or optionally so people can reveal
parts of they private life, then regret they didn't keep it private.