Dave Winer's Twitter posts for 9/19/2009

@jeremyfelt -- we should start a directory of rssCloud-compatible projects to help eliminate confusion.
Here's Jeremy Felt's aggregator. http://c.oy.ly/up6x
Marshall: "I may be a scruffy, untrained blogger..." http://c.oy.ly/up9j
@dglazer -- I think we're actually going to be borrowing some ideas from PSHB, believe it or not. :-)
Wise words from Fred Wilson on entrepreneurs accepting what the market says to you. http://c.oy.ly/kmn6
Something comforting about a friend you've known for almost 40 years who was a tennis jock when you were young, still is a tennis jock. :-)
@dglazer -- we're not doing "spec development" but we are working on interop and when problems come up we try to address, them as a group.
@dglazer -- there are pointers to places at the bottom of the walkthrough page. sorry in 140 chars not much room to reproduce the links.
"I need a miracle every day." A great fucking song written by my friend John Perry Barlow! http://c.oy.ly/kmsv
DNS progress, another wish for a miracle (Scripting News). http://c.oy.ly/22hb
ReverseHttp -- quite interesting. Try the HTTP server written in Javascript running in your browser. http://c.oy.ly/kmuj
If yer in Berkeley the CupkatesTruck is a fun follow. http://c.oy.ly/trgq
Howard Weaver debugs Paul Graham's snark re news on paper. http://c.oy.ly/zpi8
Personally I'd rather see Graham get to work on cleaning up the messes in tech, but of course that would be risky for him, personally.
@scobleizer is camped out at Sequoia Hospital awaiting the birth of his third son, Ryan S. Scoble. Let's name a format after the kid! :-)
Sequoia Hospital is in Redwood City, CA. http://c.oy.ly/uq3i
John Edwards is still out there. Living and breathing. http://c.oy.ly/knfx
An OPML reading list of real-time photo feeds. Lots of new stuff working here. :-) http://c.oy.ly/kngk
Wow. I want more readers like Austin Burbridge! :-) http://c.oy.ly/kni4
In this comment I am doing my Mike Arrington imitation. I think I came pretty close. :-) http://c.oy.ly/kngv