@justwrote @ewolff I don’t believe it works. I can’t believe anyone is *not* pissed off about it.
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@ewolff Then that sucks even more. Even so, Twitter should just offer the option to selectively disable this.
@ewolff 1) I don’t think apps can ask for the read followers right without asking for the tweet right, too. And I can’t approve selectively.
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@ewolff I think Twitter doesn’t offer appropriate granularity, i.e. you might want to do some things and get that permission, too.
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I can’t imagine when it would ever be OK for an app to tweet without the user’s explicit consent. Really stupid, @unfollowerstat.
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@bastiankrol @goldstift Thanks, changed it already. Hey, @unfollowerstat: All you’ll ever get from this is hate. What a stupid thing to do.
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@thejayfields I’ve heard only good things. No personal experience, though.
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@readkit Can the app be used to read feeds that are protected by HTTP basic auth?
“Small screen productivity” – excellent article by @mattgemmell mattgemmell.com/small-screen…
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Brilliant: “Analyze Github commits to know which coding convention is popular” sideeffect.kr/popularconvent…
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If there was any way I could get to San Jose on May 6, I know I’d be listening to Bret Victor and Edward Tufte edwardtufte.com/tufte/course…
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No “facts” in the @GitHub/@nrrrdcore mess ever allowed me to form an opinion https:// github.com/blog/1826-follow-…
I'm pretty satisfied with @Defunkt's blog post. I disagree about the objectiveness of the "investigation," as well as the toxic workplace.
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@aphyr So that’s what @headinthebox was referring to when he mentioned one “should not need a Ph.D. in theoretical computer science”
@argorak Please make it available under a permissive license :-)
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RT @DesignedByBlind: “Reminds me of @christiane’s checklist for accessible #barcamps of 2007 behindertenparkplatz.de/acce…”
@argorak I would believe it. We had this discussion at a conference recently. Initially, the venue told us we’d have to pay extra.
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