about 1 hours ago

Embarcadero run #latergram @ Under The Bay Bridge http://t.co/2BzO3tgX

about 3 hours ago

@digiphile @kegill: I guess @ChloeS is just catching up to me -- I'm pretty used to that :-)

about 3 hours ago

@Indiedoc: yes, I've seen shorts -- it was the short-sleeved T-shirt that kind of threw me off :-)

about 4 hours ago

just saw a guy walk by me in San Francisco in shorts and a T-shirt -- must be Canadian. everyone else is wearing winter jackets and hats

about 6 hours ago

@rezendi: luckily, we are a pretty distributed group -- hardly anyone works in the office most of the time :-)

about 6 hours ago

RT @Poynter: Twitter may be a news source for only 2% of people, "but it’s the right 2%.” http://t.co/BYWukvel”

about 7 hours ago

GigaOM'ers hard at work @ GigaOM HQ http://t.co/NXCU05jf

about 8 hours ago

@csledzik: try harder to add value :-)

about 10 hours ago

Lunch with @nicolesolis (@ Super Duper Burger w/ 3 others) http://t.co/CWKRp3vc

about 12 hours ago

Apple finally moves to close the barn door on address book uploads by apps: http://t.co/CHGhVRl3
faviconApple: App Access to Contact Data Will Require User Permissi...

In the wake of the Path address book flap, Apple says all apps that want access to your data will have to ask nicely.

about 14 hours ago

@drizzled: congrats, Darrell!

about 14 hours ago

new from me at GigaOM: "Engagio wants to be your one-stop social inbox" http://t.co/RxSJHCtn
faviconEngagio wants to be your one-stop social inbox β€” Tech News...

Engagio, which launched on Wednesday backed by seed funding from Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures and other angel investors, pulls in comments and replies from Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Tumblr and a number of other social services and sites to create a one-stop social dashboard.

about 16 hours ago

Susan Crawford makes the case for publicly-owned internet service: http://t.co/DHXzfVDL
faviconThe Case for Publicly Owned Internet Service: Susan P. Crawf...

In cities and towns across the U.S., a familiar story is replaying itself: Powerful companies are preventing local governments from providing an essential service to their citizens. More than 100 years ago, it was electricity. Today, it is the public provision of communications services.

about 44 minutes ago

Yerba Buena #latergram @ Yerba Buena Ice Skating & Bowling Center http://t.co/1HF2CYVO

about 1 hours ago

Zuck invented Facebook, so we should let him do whatever he wants and control the company even after he's dead: http://t.co/gAhn8gbc

about 1 hours ago

@C8ingram: happy Valentine's day anyway, sweetheart -- I still love you :-)

about 1 hours ago

great dinner and visit with local boy turned Calif. startup god @markdowds and his lovely wife in Alamo -- thanks again, Mark!

about 5 hours ago

@mattbraga: yes, the Muni is basically sub-human :-)

about 5 hours ago

@eric_andersen: it is totally crap for the most part

about 5 hours ago

@allierosenberg: hmmm -- maybe I won't :-)

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