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July, Jul 16, 2008
nonprofit_tech: You know, for those times when that post by whomever that you saw 20min ago, is now buried 100 tweets down, but you can't seem to find it.
nonprofit_tech: Better yet, I use Twitterrific, and I'd be happy with a search, that just limits the tweets currently visible in that app.
nonprofit_tech: Not the first time I've thought it, but a search that's limited to your Twitter Timeline (you and friends), would be great.
nonprofit_tech: @twitter Can I request that you add the https:// protocol for search.twitter.com so searches can occur even when site is blocked? Please!
nonprofit_tech: Great, now Summize is http://search.twitter.com, which makes it useless, as alternative for Twitter, when at locations that block Twitter.
nonprofit_tech: Sady, I think this is endemic of 'representative' boards that receive no training. ACORN's board has little to no fiscal mgnt experience.
nonprofit_tech: Mostly conservatives are dissing ACORN in attempts to destroy them or Obama. But I find it intriguing that for 8yrs, the Board didn't know.
nonprofit_tech: Kate Barr of Nonprofits Assistance Fund has blogged on ACORN's embezzlement: http://snipurl.com/2zj7b The board situation is interesting.
nonprofit_tech: But, I meet a few interesting people, including the presenter who maybe the only other Madison developer I know using Expression Engine.
nonprofit_tech: PHP Meet-up on Expression Engine was good. The EE discuss was okay. The presenter went to much into web basics. EE details were basic, too.
July, Jul 15, 2008
nonprofit_tech: @summize Summize acquired by Twitter! The rumors were true. Congrats!!
nonprofit_tech: Alright, moving on to another project until client comes in. They're on Pacific time and tend to start late, stay late. I'm all about the AM
nonprofit_tech: Irritate me. Foiled by my own stupidity. Turned on new firewall settings before adding ports for remote app. Login works, control doesn't.
nonprofit_tech: Sometimes I hate remote access. Logged out so security updates could download; now it only let me partially in. I'm hoping bandwidth issue.
nonprofit_tech: Applying security patches and reinstalling Sophos from scratch on client's server.
nonprofit_tech: Today's the Madison PHP Meet-up on Expression Engine. Will I be seeing any of you there? I hope so, it's nice to meet face to face.
nonprofit_tech: Twitter me this... would you separate out state vs national data via tables, if fields match? Weighing structure efficiency vs ease of use.
July, Jul 14, 2008
nonprofit_tech: I posted Bit.ly url, then checked info: http://bit.ly/info.php?id=46E4tl It's stating url has 1238 hits. Maybe true but not from my post.
nonprofit_tech: Ok. Seems that Bit.ly might be consolidating hits (i.e. all hits that go to a specific url, rather than people who've hit your link.
nonprofit_tech: One concern with Bit.ly is no account. Cookie displays last 15 links. But Snipr I can see entire history, sort by hits, etc. I find useful.
nonprofit_tech: Wow! Looking at Bit.ly as Snipr replacement. Snipr does provide counts of link hits, but not referrers, etc. Read: http://bit.ly/46E4tl
nonprofit_tech: @gruber oops got distracted, was going to follow with how they parse via browser instead of iTunes? Don't know. Probably why WebObject used.
nonprofit_tech: @gruber It looks like its a slightly cleaned up url from the one generated from iTunes Store if you copy url of the back/forward apps link.
nonprofit_tech: @gruber re: mdimension's iPhone App feed. Url via Apple is: http://snipurl.com/2yhfy If you view RSS feed via Safari it provides it.
nonprofit_tech: @missashe Joined your group. My name is Alnisa Allgood. Heard about you guys back in 2000. I was in MN for conference. Word was 'good work.'
nonprofit_tech: @wellstoneaction Great! Clicking through all those pages to find yours would have been hard, but worth the effort. You guys look awesome!
nonprofit_tech: @missashe Thanks Ashley, you sent me a FB group link. Do you guys have a FB page? I can personally join the group, but orgs/pages can't.
nonprofit_tech: Squeaking out every last dot of toner from cartridge. It's been reading low toner for weeks, and just printed 40pgs streak free. Just shake.
nonprofit_tech: @jcolman Great use of Cause for donor accountability of FB application developers. I promote Cause but overlooked transparency benefits.
nonprofit_tech: @jcolman Michael Stein's interview w/you on FaceBook RIO w/you is great: http://snipurl.com/2yf31 Raising almost $48,000 in 6mo. Fantastic!
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Saturday, May 10, 2008
@mortg2: Deceptive links, mostly to eZine @rticles. Ref.: 100 nonprofit emerging leaders…
@mortged3: Deceptive links, mostly to eZine @rticles. Ref.: 100 nonprofit emerging leaders…
@mortg850: Deceptive links, mostly to eZine @rticles. Ref.: 100 nonprofit emerging leaders…
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Wednesday, May 07, 2008
@tanni6dc4: Deceptive links. Mostly to dieting related sites. Uses headlines such as: Child Watch® Column - We Must End Child Hunger Now.
@humsurfer: Some deceptive links. Mostly just a marketing account.
Monday, May 05, 2008
@linkworth: Not Steve Ballmer. Spam ads.
@harbhajan: All advertising links. Though not deceptive.
@visalf476: Deceptive links.
@visal5: Deceptive links.
@evolu1d7: Deceptive linking. Again using http://hopurl.com
Sunday, May 04, 2008
@linktastic: Not Sean ‘Puffy’ Combs, just a marketer. Links aren’t purely deceptive, the topic is specific, if ad based.
@googlesense: Most likely, NOT Sergey Brin of Google. Links are not deceptive. They just link to paid advertising on topic.
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