Dave Winer's Twitter posts for 11/28/2009

@fozbaca -- the moment when he tells you zombies figure in the outcome. he just slips it in there parenthetically. :-)
@ffcode -- how to?
The "Stephen King Moment" in Under The Dome is obvious to anyone who's read it, and a spoiler to anyone who hasn't. My lips are sealed.
@ffcode -- read the whole post, please. all the way to the end.
@matthewkrieger -- that's a very good way to look at it. a programmable twitter client would have exceptional ability to connect people.
Added a review of RSS produced by torrentzap.com. http://r2.ly/p6h7
@ejwc -- don't understand, what issue?
@ejwc -- I talk to client vendors all the time, and constantly hear about fear of the mother ship. nothing theoretical about it.
A programmable Twitter client would let you choose avatars for others, like custom ringtones. http://r2.ly/wu2x
@ejwc -- I didn't realize you were a client developer, I thought you just did tr.im. Are you still working on it?
@ejwc -- hey I didn't say you weren't players. My current thesis is that one newcomer who gave new power to users, would blow a huge hole
@ejwc -- okay, I'm not worried, but here's a clue -- I don't think the other guys are players either. people switch clients like socks
@ejwc -- you've always been too negative a strategist. you see reasons you lose too easily. you were wrong about tr.im and you're wrong now.
@ejwc -- let's have a phone talk sometime. 140 chars at a time is torture. and i don't want to have this talk in public anyway.
@nigelbhall -- I think the only way to comment is to start a Tumblr blog and point to my post. Not sure.
Journos as Ski Patrol. http://r2.ly/ntr2
Micro-blogging vs Mega-blogging. http://r2.ly/nub4
Reviewing the RSS generated by BitTorrent sites. http://r2.ly/wt6j
What if there were a relatively simple and low-power programming language built into a Twitter client. http://r2.ly/wu2x
Senate report: Bin Laden was 'within our grasp.' http://r2.ly/p7af