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Archive for December, 2007
Festivus?… Alternate Holidays
December 16th, 2007 
Tim For a variety of reasons, I’m not into the holidays this year (again). So, I started wondering if I should try something different. Something that means more to me than the canned pop culture xmas thing I knew growing up. This year, I’m celebrating the winter solstice. The solstice is the time of the death [...]
T-Mobile Twitter Access Resolved?
December 16th, 2007 Tim According to Jack, who posted these updates on twitter Saturday morning, the failure of T-Mobile/Twitter SMS gateway is resolved. Furthermore, it was not a T-Mobile policy issue. I am not convinced. Why is T-Mobile not even listed as a carrier on Facebook’s mobile settings page? I’ll add to this later. It’s 5:30 am and I [...]
Time, well…, spent.
December 11th, 2007 Tim Now that I’ve become a blogger (still waiting for my certificate to arrive in the mail), I’ve spent an inordinate amount of time reading other people’s blogs (OPBs). I’m not sure if I’m researching or procrastinating, but I’ve found a number of things I’ll post here. Now, if I can figure out how pings and [...]
GenMo? The Mobile Generation
December 6th, 2007 Tim I’ve been hacking on personal computers since 1982 and on electronic toys since I built my first AM radio as a boy (196?). That means two things: I’m old, and I know a thing or two about technology. But I must admit, I’m somewhat overwhelmed by the crop of youngsters who are growing up with [...]
Posted in Communication, Internet, Mobile, Privacy 
Tags: blog, cell phone, Communication, conspiracy theory, GenMo, IM, Mobile, paranoia, Privacy, SMS, t-mobile, Technology, Twitter, Utterz, Web 
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