Dave Winer's Twitter posts for 9/29/2009

@jeffjarvis -- I could do it after -- not before -- if someone has a list of the Washington Post people on Twitter.
How Would You Spend Twitter's $100 million? http://r2.ly/umxq
Why real-time RSS is a big deal for big payloads, too. http://r2.ly/kkz5
A cloud-enabled podcast feed (Scripting News). http://r2.ly/unq6
@Scobleizer -- he can be first to support Realtime RSS. Not kidding. One of the Twitter clients gets to be first.
Happy "5th" Anniversary, Podcasting (well, not actually). http://r2.ly/kmg9
Why no Twitter clients with an API? (Scripting News). http://r2.ly/kp7h
I've been lucky with the weather on this east coast trip. It's been absolutely perfect. Not too warm not too cold. Big rain -- at night. :-)
@dai_vernon -- I've been using EasyDNS, but now that I have a SliceHost account -- I'll use that. Much more economical.
@windley -- What do Republicans propose to do to make health care work better?
@windley -- Thanks for the pointer. Sounds pretty rational except for the bit about govt. Repubs haven't thought that part through imho.
@sdkstl -- what's a palo alto/berkeley tech summit? :-)
I've outlined next steps for the two proposed changes to the rssCloud walkthrough. http://r2.ly/w2g6
We'd like to do an open live Rebooting The News podcast on Saturday in SF across from the ONA meeting. Details here --> http://r2.ly/w2k5
@medecau -- please post comments on the page where they're requested so everyone can see them.
An open reboot on Saturday (Scripting News). http://r2.ly/w2k5
Why no Twitter clients with an API? (Scripting News). http://r2.ly/kp7h
When people ask if they should use rssCloud or PSHB -- I don't tell them what to do. I wish Google would be a bit classier and do the same.
Google to Android Developers -- It's Not All Open Source. http://r2.ly/uqc5
Dropbox requires iPhone 3.1. So Dropbox means "Goodbye tethering."