A comment on Ask the Wizard’s post about obviousness bemoans the non-obviousness of a particular social network’s use:
You wouldn’t happen to have a video you could link to of that person who showed you Twitter being valuable. Why? Because I (still) don’t get it…
Twitter are no longer delivering outbound SMSes over the UK number. A real shame, and while it's hard not to begrudge the mobile networks their cut, operators in the UK are notoriously expensive. If Ofcom weren't so legislatively toothless and ministers so technologically clueless then maybe we'd still have a system that Canada, India and the US are still enjoying. Other moblogging systems are available, of course, if you're willing to buy new kit to replace an already functional infrastructure.
Last night's Oxford Geek Night was completely mental.
It's the tenth Oxford Geek Night in two weeks! Who would have thought nearly two years ago that Natalie's brainchild would ever make it to the grand old age of ten? And the OGNs are striding purposefully towards their teens with two great keynote speakers.
First up will be Elliot Jay Stocks, designer and writer for .net.
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Twitter has done my urge to blog a mischief, that's for certain. When I do write, I trim it down to 140 characters. Much like this, in fact.