Dave Winer's Twitter posts for 2/18/2009

Do you want yer disruption from people in blue button-down shirts and khaki trousers? Can't! http://bit.ly/177owC
I could teach my cat to do what a (fill in the blank) does.
@HankMehle -- "could teach my cat to do what (an investment banker) does"
This is what disruption looks like. http://bit.ly/1KePIt
Would journalists be making the same career choices if John McCain had beaten Barack Obama in November? http://bit.ly/14W8UQ
On NPR an unfamiliar phrase: "Secretary Clinton."
@BacklotOPS could teach his or her cat to do what a Wal-Mart Greeter does.
Listening to NPR about the economy makes me want to go back to OAuth programming. Less painful. More rewarding! :-)
If it turns out there's no hope for the world economy, I hope we invest our last $100 billion in really good drugs for everyone.
Never tire of Springsteen's Thunder Road. What makes it such a great song, the lyrics or the tune or the orchestration? Or the drama?
Ahh 60's rock. Springsteen, Thunder Road ==> Thunderclap Newman, Something In The Air ==> Lynyrd Skynyrd, That Smell ==> http://bit.ly/l7y90
Now that I have basic OAuth working, I'm wondering what OAuth and XML-RPC would look like together. Maybe the key to painless OAuth?
Taegan Goddard says there's a big earmark scandal brewing in Washington centered around John Murtha. http://bit.ly/n4fgq
Matt Marshall of VentureBeat to take over DEMO. I rolled a product out at the first DEMO in 1991. http://bit.ly/jEVqV
BitTorrent of yesterday's Frontline -- "Inside the Meltdown." http://bit.ly/8b4Pb
EPA to regulate carbon dioxide. Finally we're starting to act smart. http://bit.ly/TX8oz