@t I was making fun :) I ...
@t I was making fun :) I really do see a bright future. But definitely looking forward to hanging out and seeing the movie.
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@t I was making fun :) I really do see a bright future. But definitely looking forward to hanging out and seeing the movie.
@riprowan I'd say it sits alongside a WordPress. I've heard it described as a "sideblog". Notes and ideas as well as finished pieces.
@riprowan The big deal is deeper connections with the networks you already use. eg, everything I share on Twitter is syndicated from my site
@StartupLJackson I think he knows exactly what year it is, and Dell's own enterprise cloud offerings are falling flat. Ofc, this will too.
Two things that I think are different about doing startups out here and in Cambridge: 1. Flip-flops are totally cool, 2. and failure is embraced as a part of life. A startup is a serious endeavor and you need to give it more than your all. But ultimately, if
@harryhalpin Does that mean I can count you down for an interview? :)
@riprowan That's one. Also: discovery (search and proactive notifications on things like trends), verbs / actions, federation content types.
Satire.
Back in the present: "I don't know where I'm going with this," one man types grimly into his iPhone. "And I'm late for a baby shower."
On one side, coders fighting for the user, hands bloodied and dirty. On the other, wealth, but under the yoke of control. What a choice.
The masters of App City carefully snip and prune the culture. Subversive elements are removed as if they never existed. Who would see?
In the distance, App City, with its gleaming towers and shiny-toothed people. The citizens are happy there. But do they remember freedom ..?