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@carnage4life I'd love to see you shipp support for openid+oauth+portablecontacts using this spec, and Facebook is very welcome too |
@carnage4life I don't see your point. the OpenID+OAuth hybrid was an IIW discussion with google, microsoft, yahoo and plaxo + others |
convertible beetle in front with vanity plate "gramsci" - clearly I'm still in Berkeley |
Razorfish data shows friend referrals beat media for engagement 4x: http://is.gd/hI9J - @markpinc was saying this earlier today |
@sillygwailo what do you like writing code in? If it's Java, Google Web Toolkit will write the JS for you |
@mkapor how about a 'role' account for public figures, liek @secgen or @DowningStreet ? |
for those of you that find Google's homepage too fussy and overdesigned: http://goosh.org |
@davewiner Twitter should replace the question "What are you doing?" with "what just made you think?" |
@davemorin a more open and social web? boy do I have a community standard for you http://www.opensocial.org |
forbes omit women from their top 10 http://tinyurl.com/bejcvd |
The hybrid OpenID + OAuth protocol invented at IIW is live for all now: http://bit.ly/hybrid |
says @davewiner "software was an easy business in 1986, we had people lining up" |
at the BMUG 25th anniversary meetup in Berkeley, listening to Marc Canter reminisce about floppies with viruses on |
@carnage4life you're against open protocols today? |
@caroliiine most features on Superbowl Ads could be written by a Markov chain, but I'm looking forward to yours |
@annecollier danah's just-published thesis is a goldmine of insight about this too |
@stshank Looks like a nice shout-out to some engineers to me. With Android, Chrome, OpenSocial, Gears and so on, Google isn't defensive |
@yishaym this one on autistic social software: http://www.danah.org/papers... Read anything @zephoria writes |
