The Core Dump

It updates the blog, or it gets the hose again.

My mighty, mighty navel

Nic discovers Twitter.

Twitter Logo

After a nudge from Joe, I decided to give Twitter a shot. Twitter, of course, is the current darling of the nerdosphere, where you can post short “what you are doing” messages and then see what others are saying that they’re doing.

Ahem.

To be honest, I don’t get it either. But it is amusing in a weird sort of way.

I’ve added a link to my Twitter page on the sidebar.

If you roll on a Mac, the best way to Twitter is to use Twitterrific, a free little app that puts your Twitter-stream on your desktop. Looks pretty nice, too.

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