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Twitter seems to be showing everywhere these days--even in the most unexpected places, like a Commodore 64. Where will the microblogging service appear next? Vote in our poll.
Twitter seems to be showing everywhere these days--even in the most unexpected places, like a Commodore 64. Where will the microblogging service appear next? Vote in our poll.
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Also, as part of my own comment: Twitter hasn't made it's way onto a shirt, at least not with the one in the image. That emoticon has been around on the internet a lot longer than Twitter.
I hope Twitter dies soon...or rather (and more likely) gets assimilated into another product and/or company.
BTW. If you can Tweet with a commodore 64, it wouldn't be hard to create the mug, the milk carton or the locket, since C64 technology implemented in 45nm tech could fit in a dice 1 mm square. Combine that with a WiFi chip plus a simple lithum wristband watch battery and you have postage size twitter feeder. Programming could be done via a smartcard or RFID interface and you're done.
See how simple ideas turn into real advancements. (HTML was a no brainer if you were Tim Berners Lee, e.g.)
BTW. If you can Tweet with a commodore 64, it wouldn't be hard to create the mug, the milk carton or the locket, since C64 technology implemented in 45nm tech could fit in a dice 1 mm square. Combine that with a WiFi chip plus a simple lithum wristband watch battery and you have postage size twitter feeder. Programming could be done via a smartcard or RFID interface and you're done.
See how simple ideas turn into real advancements. (HTML was a no brainer if you were Tim Berners Lee, e.g.)
I want more Twitter discussion. This will bring more innovation and a more compelling product. Twitter is getting more popular everyday and with more services coming, we will certainly hear much more about Twitter, and I am ready to listen.
- by galadan111 June 19, 2009 7:39 PM PDT
- no matter how good the marketing guys are at getting the twitter name everywhere, they still can't make twitter anything more than just useless and annoying. it's only fashionable with the kids because they are easily led, but once they grow up (past 11 years old), even they realize how useless and annoying twitter is.
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