Thread: p689 Post by Frank
2012-02-03 21:34:11
You can also use http://vid2mp3.org to convert youtube videos to mp3. The tool is fast and free:)

Thread: tw1322147616 Post by Chuck
2011-11-24 10:34:01
cute

Thread: p1303 Post by p2wy
2011-11-13 16:03:15
I just noticed this today as well (normally use Twitterrific and not the site. First thing i noticed is the activity stream is a garbled mess of mostly uninteresting things. Secondly It brings to the surface some things that were previously semi-private such as when you\'re added to lists. I use lists extensively and I\'m not really keen on that being out there. That being said, the tab isn\'t very interesting to look at and I\'m pretty sure folks won\'t use it that much. It\'s essentially a ripoff of Facebook\'s new secondary activity feed (which I also don\'t find useful). At least it\'s not on the main page.

Thread: p1303 Post by Chris
2011-11-13 12:06:02
Apparently Twitter launched this back in August, and it\'s only recently hit alot of people in their main top tab nav. Sigh.

Thread: p1265 Post by Dan
2011-09-09 18:32:31
I know I\'m about a week late on reading this, but, good god man that is spot on. I wonder how long it will take for that idea to catch on? Or if it even does?

Thread: fl1314635996 Post by Dan
2011-08-30 00:13:59
That tree at work is dead/dying. I think it will be completely dead in another year or 2 and they will pull it out. Mark my words!!!!! :)

Thread: p1230 Post by Jennifer
2011-07-03 17:17:49
Learn2Swipe! Then show me...cause I don\'t really have a reason to play w/ it since I have a physical keyboard....

Thread: p1222 Post by Dan
2011-06-07 20:25:00
Nice. So when does \"Chris\'s Illustrated Big Book of Modern Fairy Tales\" come out? :)

Thread: p1220 Post by Chris
2011-05-30 17:36:43
I think there is something there in the movie theater idea, but I agree the actual theater part would not work due to asynchronicity. However, a marketing tactic of offering someone a free movie download from itunes that could only be used during the layover window might have some value of smoothing over the delay. Of course, many people plan for expected layovers with their own media already, but for an unexpected layover, it could be a nice consolation prize. A couple years ago someone did try to make an app for video to bring back some of the synchronicity, I don\'t remember who though. The premise was, if you watched the video and made comments during the video, the time stamp of the video would be included in your comment, so while watching the video, you\'d then see other people\'s \"real time\" comments (which even if made during different days) synced up with the position you were at in the video. Not sure it went anywhere as I can\'t recall hearing any more about it. Still presents the same sort of spoiler problems too, since there\'s nothing to say that you are watching the video for the first time in that player.

Thread: p1220 Post by Patrick
2011-05-30 16:25:09
In regards to asynchronicity, I saw someone (who I very much respect intellectually) post yesterday on Twitter that they wished that aiports had movie theaters, so people with major layovers could catch a new release. On the surface it sounds like a great idea but asynchronicity is it\'s undoing. I think one of the reasons sporting events and major network shows do so well on Twitter is exactly because of synchronicity....doing what you suggest with Doctor Who becomes essentially a \"book club\" with a forced artificial schedule. I don\'t really see some way around the problem unless someone with some authority (such as Oprah, or a network doing a rerun series) enforces some synchronicity. Sounds like a market opportunity to me...someone will make an app.

Thread: tw1305660249 Post by Dan
2011-05-18 17:14:08
You got the rings, but did you get the power battery? They\'re useless without the power battery. :)

Thread: p1193 Post by Stephen Love
2011-04-14 20:30:10
Hi Chris, Interesting discussion of culture and Twitter/Facebook. Cultural Anthropology was our template for working with couples in counseling (his culture conflicting with her culture) - so this is why your post caught my attention. Other blog postings on this subject? Thanks for \"following\" us on Twitter. Stephen