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Twitter 2 for Mac feels more like a dashboard widget

Twitter 2 for Mac feels more like a dashboard widget

After many months of no updates, Tweetie, now known as Twitter 2, makes it to the new Mac App Store as Twitter’s official Mac client. It looks and feels exactly like its iPad counterpart which is good if you’re a causal user. However, those of us that use Twitter a little more fervor are going to feel claustrophobic using this app compared to apps that allow you to see columns of lists such as Seesmic Desktop and Tweetdeck.

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Michael Gaines | Jan, 6, 2011 | 0 comments
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Twitter breaks old clients with OAuth update

Twitter breaks old clients with OAuth update

Did your Twitter client all of a sudden break in the last day? It’s because Twitter changed their authentication from Basic Authentication to OAuth. This cuts down on the time it takes for the client app to work since it only has to authorize the app once, whereas Basic Authentication had to send the username/password every time. Also, it gives you the ability to check which services you authenticate on your Twitter account by going under the Connections setting.

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Michael Gaines | Sep, 1, 2010 | 0 comments
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Are today’s social media tools fragmenting the conversation?

Are today’s social media tools fragmenting the conversation?

I’m an advocate of having a community for whatever it is that you’re working on, be it a blog, a podcast, a movie, what have you. I like to go to one place where everyone knows your (online) name and you can talk about whatever it is that you want to. Before this social media explosion, there was only one place to go to and that would be the site’s forums. The phpBB forum software still makes it very easy for people to set up forums for discussion. Even all these years later, I think forums are the best form of community discussion on the internet.

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Michael Gaines | Aug, 2, 2010 | 0 comments
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Geekistry Live Schedule

Geekistry Live Schedule

We’ve gotten over our Epic Identity Crisis and re-branded ourselves “Geekistry – What geeks do“. We’re in eleventy billion places and want you there, too. You can keep up with what we’re doing and find out the latest scoop on Geekistry Live three times a week on USTREAM. We live-stream 3 times a week, Sun and Tues at 10 pm Eastern, and Thurs at 9 pm Eastern, but you’ll also find us all over the rest of the internet.

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Geekistry | Jun, 15, 2010 | 0 comments
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How to avoid DM fails

How to avoid DM fails

Here’s something many of us have done: Twitter DMs come to our phone via text messages and we reply to them, thinking they’re going to be sent back as DMs, but instead they’re sent as public tweets. You’ve probably seen them yourself, disjointed tweets like “see you then”, or “Bob’s a <blankety-blank>”. I wrote a few myself, which were thankfully not embarrassing at all. Once the tweet goes out at the speed of fail to the internet, you now have to find the fastest way to delete that tweet. I decided to write up a few tips for avoiding that mistake the next time you want to talk about Spandex.

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Michael Gaines | Jun, 14, 2010 | 0 comments
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