“Not because they are easy” – so not at all?

1984 – are we sending an invitation?

Certainly we can think of *something* useful with 140 characters?

Today,  I spent several hours working with the crew at WRFN, Radio Free Nashville. It is a low-power station that has eclectic programming, and very cool people.

So I’ve downloaded this little tool that allows me to post from my iPod, as long as I have a wireless signal. I haven’t tried it yet; I figured I’d give it a go live and just see what happens.

I’ve been trying to catch up on this guy’s posts – he runs the range of the humanities and beyond.  This one I found exemplifies the state of modern humanity.  Here’s the telling quote:
I sometimes wonder what an ancient Greek, transported through time, would think of us, cooped up indoors as we are much of the time, hunched over a computer keyboard or staring slack-jawed at a television screen. I suspect he would laugh at our pale, puffy bodies, never exposed to wind or sun, and would regard us as …

Alright; I’ve added the Wordbook app to both the blog (http://www.dansanders.net) and to Facebook.  If all goes well, I post on the blog, it updates Facebook, and my laziness is preserved.

In response to a Twitter entry, I was reminded of an exchange I had this morning from a user:
I need to download a new version of Microsoft…
I immediately thought; “oh, we ALL need a new version of Microsoft….”

Had no idea my RSS feed was broken. To those to whom this matters, my apologies.
If you don’t understand the above line, think about flowers and have a nice day.