Dave Winer's Twitter posts for 5/29/2009

Up is a very sweet movie
I think the NYT review of "Up" is just about right. http://tr.im/mQhp
Like Wall-E, the first half of "Up" breaks new ground. The second half is totally predictable, but still cool.
Andrew McLaughlin, a former colleague at Berkman, gets a White House job. http://tr.im/mQly
@wboswell yes
Spam-based viral applications, first made popular on Facebook's platform, have come to Twitter. http://tr.im/mQwz
How investigative research happens in the blogosphere. http://tr.im/mQIF
Is there value in being on the SUL? (Scripting News). http://tr.im/mQIQ
One for the ages: "Let's Hope That The Key Conferences Aren't When She's Menstruating." http://tr.im/mQV4
First Toy Story 3 Trailer Released. http://tr.im/mQXJ
How to Monitor Real-Time Information on Twitter. http://tr.im/mRa8
Torrent of this week's Gillmor Gang, just concluded. http://tr.im/mRe2
@JTio -- no
BTW, I think Andrew was basically a lobbyist for Google. I thought Obama wasn't going to hire lobbyists? I could be wrong. http://tr.im/mQly
@hardaway -- my mind read that as "the old bastards." :-)
Editorial: People use the word "hate" too much these days and it's getting devalued. If someone says you're wrong, that's not hate.
Powerful: "I try not to get offended on principle." In other words, if you're not offended, don't take offense. http://tr.im/mRKr
One more 140-char parable before I pack it in for the night...
When someone suggests there's an ethical problem, and you fight with them and attack, you're proving there is one.
I don't care if you work for the church or a famous newspaper. We all are human and we all make mistakes. That's where discourse starts.