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1 month ago
in 2 Minutes of GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra on /Film
canned shocked crowd effect at 0:26. I think they give you that one free online somewhere.
Nice shoes. Terrible movie.
Nice shoes. Terrible movie.
2 replies
super_aj
yeah, that was bad. thats like a mid 80's sfx right there.
spikeshinizle
I noticed that sound too, you'd think they could afford something better!
2 months ago
in BEAU COLBURN on beaucolburn.com
mountain goats reference? or just general quote?
1 reply
beaucolburn
just the general vibe of the quote.
2 months ago
in Photo Of The Day: April 27, 2009 on Nashvillest
i was about a half a mile from that photo, on Broad Street, and fortunately left before this occurred.
1 reply
Christy Frink
That's so crazy. I can't even imagine what I would do if I actually saw one of those in real life.
1 year ago
in Twitter down? Let’s Plurk? on Dave Delaney : Dave Made That
As I've mentioned to other bloggers, I'm kind of excited about Plurk just because it was built by a great developer who made Todoist. Todoist is my GTD web app of choice and is a steady-as-a-rock AJAX interface, supporting millions of tasks and thousands of users. I imagine stability is something Plurk's got going for it.
Users of Todoist recently received a notification from Amir (Todoist and Plurk's developer) about Plurk; in it he explained the concept and gave us the link to his user page. Check it out for how he intends Plurk to be used: http://www.plurk.com/user/amix
I like it. I like how it integrates emotion, links, thoughts into a linear timeline. It's a little more visual than Twitter which makes it interesting but might be prone to confusion as it takes off. Hope you're well Dave!
Users of Todoist recently received a notification from Amir (Todoist and Plurk's developer) about Plurk; in it he explained the concept and gave us the link to his user page. Check it out for how he intends Plurk to be used: http://www.plurk.com/user/amix
I like it. I like how it integrates emotion, links, thoughts into a linear timeline. It's a little more visual than Twitter which makes it interesting but might be prone to confusion as it takes off. Hope you're well Dave!
1 reply
Dave Delaney
Thanks for the comment Jon. I'm pretty excited about Plurk as well. I
listened to Net@Nite recently and it sounds like Plurk was also created
quickly. I'm concerned that they may run into the same (from the user stand
point) issues that Twitter has run into as the user number increases. I love
it though.
I agree with you that the emotions, timeline and ability to show video and
images is very cool. I'd love to chat with Amir or someone else from Plurk
to find out more about the service and the history of the company.
Cheers,
Dave
listened to Net@Nite recently and it sounds like Plurk was also created
quickly. I'm concerned that they may run into the same (from the user stand
point) issues that Twitter has run into as the user number increases. I love
it though.
I agree with you that the emotions, timeline and ability to show video and
images is very cool. I'd love to chat with Amir or someone else from Plurk
to find out more about the service and the history of the company.
Cheers,
Dave
