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@MulderMedia Often, no wifi is better than slow wifi.
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@brewsterapp Email sent. Ticket #37.
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.@randyme I’m not concerned with ability to get in. It’s more that I can’t skip that step, or control what info will be uploaded.
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@sunghu So you tapped it? I wasn’t comfortable going that far to find out.
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It’s currently impossible to bypass this step in Brewster:
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@janl Sorry – I’m not trying to make excuses. And I believe the implications of that step has been made clearer now.
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@janl Except that with Twitter, it isn’t a requirement for using the app or service at all. Here, it’s required to proceed.
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@dannygarcia I only own the data on my own contact card. All remaining data was shared with me under assumption that I’ll safeguard it.
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@rsarver Technically, iCloud fits into the same bucket as the three you mentioned.
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@rsarver Not sure yet. I’m leery of sharing or uploading sensitive data that I’ve been entrusted with when I don’t know how it will be used.
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@richardhenry I’m sure it could have a lot to do with beer if you wanted it to.
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.@brewsterapp looks fascinating. I wonder what the implications will be of uploading others’ sensitive contact data. brewster.com
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@gcmorley @dburka @elliotjaystocks Agreed. I’d love to see exactly that. Perhaps more so than the “no replies” view.
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@danbenjamin We’ll eventually eliminate it from all pages: engineering.twitter.com/2012/05/improv…
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@dburka @elliotjaystocks Head to an account like @Starbucks or @Support on the web to see it in action.
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@elliotjaystocks Hang in there, might be possible. As others have already mentioned, we’re testing this exact notion on some profiles now.
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RT @twitter: Introducing Twitter for Nokia blog.twitter.com/2012/07/introd…
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@fromedome @joshelman Happens to me less often now – you’ll learn where to tap over time. Big advantage is fast/easy access to profiles.
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@tapbot_paul @isaach @TimHaines I use Cmd-U all the time too, partly for how fast it is in Tw/Mac. I never think to use g+u on web though.
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RT @colbay: A few months back we released an update to mobile.twitter.com. Take a gander at the process behind the redesign: http://t. …
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@FSchroiff Thanks, Florian. We’ll investigate and fix.
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@joshelman I’ll admit the same.
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@F6x Includes the new bird as well. A hitch in the app store process means a delay for showing the new icon there.
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@mikeindustries At least it’s not screwing every single tweet that happens to walk by now.
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@Pifman I’ve heard this is a bug in iPhone’s springboard, not with Twitter’s app.
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@mikeindustries Actually, you could go with the favbot model. @Favstar50 and @favstar100 each have diff thresholds. #forkthecode
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@mikeindustries @luxuryluke @jkottke Thank God. That @anildash dude goes on Fave binges several times a day…
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@flyosity Apparently any additional durations are problematic when translated.
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@mikeindustries About time! Your bot dominates my timeline frequently. (But tweets are often good enough that I haven’t unfollowed yet.)
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In some instances, a relative duration longer than “days ago” would probably be more helpful.
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@kirstygilbertx Technically, you can’t sign out. But you can go to the iPhone’s Settings app, and remove your account from the phone.
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@TimothyWhalin BTW, sounds like there’s a bug in iPhone’s springboard – if you restart your phone, the app icon should update.
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@TimothyWhalin Strong separation of public and private content.
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@AJKandy @TimothyWhalin Have you updated the app today? Tapping on the avatar now goes to the profile.
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@TimothyWhalin Might be a possibility. A little trickier UX-wise, because you’re in a limited modal when viewing DMs.
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@TimothyWhalin @AJKandy Should be updated there too.
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@AJKandy @TimothyWhalin That’s exactly how it works now.
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@TimothyWhalin Sorry you feel that way. Getting to a profile from a tweet is one of the most frequent use cases…
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@atmattt Today for iOS.
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RT @sunghu: Twitter for iPhone and Android updates available now! Expanded tweets, push notifications for tweets, and more. http://t.co/ …
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@CimotA Apparently so. Many schools still require printed pages for writing and research assignments.
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@AlanHogan Eh? Twitter/Mac uses the streaming API. There is no refresh. My tweets appear immediately in the timeline. Yours don’t?
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@binder And you used PrintShop and a dot matrix printer to print a banner that read “GET OFF MY LAWN”, right? Oh, just me?
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The iPad Experiment: Why I’ve been using a real computer today tabletexperiment.wordpress.com/2012/02/12/why…
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My thoughts: for a resourceful student, the iPad could function very well as a full laptop substitute, given a few extra trips to the lab.
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Overall, responses so far are probably ~75% against the iPad (for now), 25% in favor but cautiously so.
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Summary: challenges of using an iPad only for college: printing, IT support, some uses require Flash, coding, multi-tasking.