Dave Winer's Twitter posts for 4/11/2010

I've been able to mount the http://scripting.com/ volume on an EC2 instance. Am copying it to my Dropbox folder after upgrading to 50GB.
Dropbox is a lifesaver. Quote me on that.
http://scripting.com/ is mostly back. By tomorrow it will be fully back, if everything goes well. http://r2.ly/ym5x
The air in Berkeley is thick with choking eye-smarting fireplace smoke. Hard to breathe. Smells gross.
Developers In Denial: The Seesmic Case Study. http://r2.ly/3a7d
@mathewi -- Fred is a friend, but if that's what he's saying my response would be -- completely open up Twitter for non-crap-apps.
Looks like the latest scripting.com outage is mostly cleared. Knock wood. http://r2.ly/yn5g
Tomorrow at 9AM Pacific, we'll do a live Rebooting The News podcast. I'll be calling in from Interstate 80, in the snow! http://r2.ly/yn5n
@scobleizer -- here's the Joe Hewitt piece about the iPad when it was announced. http://joehewitt.com/post/ipad/
@nakedjen -- of course I am passing through SLC, but the question of course is when. It's raining in Berkeley now, that means snow on I-80.
@nakedjen -- no matter what I'll see you in NYC for the Tribeca Film Festival?
@nakedjen -- immediate worry is the Sierra. That's why I'm still in Berkeley, otherwise I'm ready to go now. Raining like a mofo now.
Scoble: Is 2011 like 1994 for Apple, Twitter, Facebook, and the Web? http://r2.ly/yn5y
@pkarnig -- your comments often are related to a tweet but the "in reply to" field is missing. Makes it pretty confusing (and pointless).
How Twitter client vendors can navigate now that Twitter Corp is openly competing. http://r2.ly/ym5x
NYT: Tensions Rise for Twitter and Outside App Developers. (I'm quoted, with a link, and my server is working.) http://r2.ly/yn6k
How Twitter can kill the Twitter-killers. http://r2.ly/ykfb
Chains required on I-80. Rain in the Bay Area, lots ==> snow in the Sierra, lots. Arrrgh. Stuck. http://r2.ly/yn9w
Guy Kawasaki on the pros and cons of Twitter buying Tweetie. http://r2.ly/yn9x
Patrick Laforge's first week review of the iPad. I agree with all his points. Good review. http://r2.ly/yn9z