Archive for February, 2009

13
Feb

Twickie, where Twitter meets the blog

Chris Pirillo wearing the Gnomedex 2007 t-shirt.
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Chris Pirillo’s passion for technology has made him one of the more influential members of, for want of a better term, the techno elite. In the early days of the world wide web, Chris’ emailed newsletter was a must read for those who wanted to keep up on the latest news about this modern medium.

Several years ago he turned his Lockergnome image into a well known internet brand. Chris’ passion for tech hasn’t waned a bit over the years. Currently he sponsors blogs, hosts a forum, streams video from his home office almost continuously and writes a regular column for CPU Magazine.

Now it appears he’s decided to reinvent himself once again, this time as a developer.

Introducing Chris’ newest gift to the internet, at least the part of it that Twitters.

screenshot of the Twickie page

screenshot of the Twickie page

Sound like fun? Click on over and give it a spin. And don’t forget to Twitter @chrispirillo and let him know what you think.

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08
Feb

Linux is a great OS for everyday use

So many arguments online about Linux not being ready for the desktop, not being robust enough for the enterprise solution.

Bah.

Linux is good enough for everything I do online on a daily basis. Email checking, website maintenance, blogging, forum posting… So many services are web-based these days I don’t even have to depend on my OS to install applications. redhat2

With Microsoft preparing to offer 7-9 different flavors of Windows 7, repeating the mistake they made with Vista, and many reviewers of the beta calling 7 “Vista SP2″, what are those great arguments about the superiority of Windows again?

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