Tag: Twitter

  • Link: What I Learned on Medieval Twitter

    Dorothy Kim has argued that Twitter activity, especially during conferences, enables scholars to amplify critical insights that would normally be relegated to the margins, circulating commentary as variously exegetical, irreverent, and dissident as the marginalia in medieval manuscripts: “Twitter can be radically serious in pushing against the ‘authority and control’ of the state, the scholarly-industrial…

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  • Link: All the president’s tweets

    Now that’s how to chart. Original source: All the president’s tweets

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  • Coté Memo #9 – “Let’s meet in Bender, it’s usually free.”

    Coté Memo #9 – “Let’s meet in Bender, it’s usually free.”

    This week I’m at OSCON in Austin – loads of people are in-town! Next week I’ll be at CF Summit in Santa Clara. It’s a good chance to see people talking about “cloud native” and they’re applying it at their company. I’ve got a 20% discount code if you want to register. DevOpsDays Seattle last…

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  • Coté Memo #060: Mark all cookies as read

    Follow-up The Docker piece I mentioned last time is up. Check out the summary on my blog, and 451 clients can read it behind our paywall. Because Docker links always come in pairs, here’s the recording of the closing panel at DockerConEU, where I was one of the panelists. Software Defined Talk listeners will notice…

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  • random hipster strangers who you may want to link to This perfectly describes almost every social media company before Facebook, even Twitter for much of it’s early life. And then there was my MySpace. Exactly.

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  • Working up Twitter, and then letting it take over

    I have to work myself up in the morning to Twitter, because it’s so immediate and stressful. You shouldn’t have to dive completely into it. At first I’ll scroll through, and see if there’s anything from the last half hour or so that I may have missed while I was getting myself mentally prepared for…

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