Twitter updates for 2008-03-13

13 March 2008 in Twitterings by Stilgherrian | No comments

@bck It’s illegal for employers to monitor employees’ private communication, so what happens when private communications are public? #
Off to brunch on Enmore Road, AFK. #
Note to Ticketmaster: If it’s a routine list of events you can buy tickets to, sent at the same time every week, then it’s not an "alert". #
@SilkCharm From Saudi, please bring a map of the public transport system, if they have one. #
Still plodding thru the "paperwork". Not really paying attention to anything else. It is not exciting, however. #
Mac vs PC choice is irrational: a good start to a sensible debate! http://tinyurl.com/3736qa #
Starting to explore del.icio.us … unless someone can think of something better for me to do tonight. #
@garthk Glad to be of service! Miro TV looks like a goodly thing. RSS and BitTorrent-capable, VLC the under hood, FOSS goodness throughout. #
@bck Ta for the offer of your del.icio.us script, but will use this method as an experiment first. http://tinyurl.com/ec7gw #
@bck Agreed, customisation would be nice, but hey I’ll see how I go with this for now because it was a no-brainer. #
I’m not happy with today’s blog posts. I feel very uninspired. So does half the city, I’m told. #
@duncanriley Interesting. Channel 10 is shit digital reception for us too, in Sydney, tho all channels are dodgy here in Enmore. #

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