@nulldereference @goldstift And the favorites will give you exactly what benefit? Assure those who’ve mentioned you that you took notice?
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Interesting use case for favorites (via @goldstift): Recognize people praising something you did without bragging to your whole timeline
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@goldstift @nulldereference So how often do you favorite without retweeting?
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So it seems people use favorites to either bookmark for later reading or as a “like” replacement, about equally split
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“Using ownCloud for Contacts and Calendar Syncing (instead of iCloud)” rentzsch.tumblr.com/post/810…
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I’ve been using Twitter for a really long time now, but I never found a use for favorites. Retweets are enough for me. What am I missing?
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@raymcdermott no, I could almost tolerate that. Mostly things I don’t use, subscribed to accidentally, or not at all
If your “unsubscribe” link leads to a login page to “manage my subscription settings”, you’re doing it wrong and I hate you.
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“I got 99 problems... palsy is just one” – great TED talk by the amazing Maysoon Zayid: youtube.com/watch?v=buRLc2eW…
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@jakubnesetril @timbray @dhh If you control all the clients, maybe. It’s not about documentation getting out of date, but clients themselves
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“Creating encrypted Volumes on ZFS Pools” (by @phaus): philipp.haussleiter.de/2014/…
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I hereby declare “Action Movie Kid” my favorite YouTube channel. This is what all home videos should be like. youtube.com/user/theActionMo…
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@bitboss Emacs, of course. Or maybe vim. Such a simple choice, but effects for an entire life.
Totally not RTing this because my talk is mentioned: RT @fhopf #JavaLand 2014: The Conference, the Talks, the Tweets
blog.florian-hopf.de/2014/03…
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@vambenepe First time I’m kind of happy they’re killing 3rd party clients, then :-)
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@vambenepe True. If I use some OCR app, I can even avoid the typing. Maybe there’s a new business model somewhere.
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