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It was STARFLIGHT Kevin. Not Starcontrol.

I'm running a post tomorrow about the Time Warner issue. I don't have all the time in the world, but I'll do what I can. This issue is important and I'm right upset. So are all of my co-workers as well. Thanks for getting us all organized, like I said I'll do what I can, time permitting.

Right there with ya boss. I've been a critic of Moritz for years - http://gedblog.com/2007/10/28/scott-moritz-full...

This is a good reply to Dave's original post, its just that I fundamentally disagree with you on many of the points. That's not a bad thing, its just that I don't think you're giving Obama his fair chance.

Bush had 8 years to prove how bad of a decision maker he was. He deserves the scathing critiques, low performance ratings and general attitude that history will bestow on him.

http://www.netrootsmass.net/hughs-bush-scandals...

Obama isn't even out of the gate and already you are deriding him. Honestly, where do you get the right to do that? Sure you *believe* that some of his proposals will be bad for the country, but you don't *know* that will be the case. Give him at least a year to screw things up before you go and wish ill-will on his policies and the country he's trying to help.

I don't think that's too much to ask for.

And for the record, I can't remember anyone with as much visibility as Rush Limbaugh ever coming right out and saying "I hope Bush fails". Please point me at such a quote if you can. Thanks.

Check the power user section of the read me file to learn how to adjust this number.

Whenever someone starts following you, there is a temptation to follow them back. This leads to friend bloat and tweet overload. I try to stay at around 100 or so followers. That number is manageable for the most part.

Whenever someone starts following me, I check their twitter page via the notification. If they have a website, I also check that out. If they have similar interests, or have similar sensibilities then I add them as a friend to follow. Otherwise, I just leave them be.

Of the 100 people I follow, only about 30-40 tweet daily or semi daily, so I don't get overloaded with information. This really is the way to go. Anyone like iJustine that is following 3000+ people is just doing it as a popularity contest. You might as well follow the public feed. There's just no point.

Nice screencast, very helpful. Thanks for putting this together, it was very, very helpful.

"CandyBar Wrappers"! Genius! Where were you during our last marketing meeting man? Oh, that is great. Might have to steal that at some point. :-D

Nice video, but don't forget a sound check for yourself. The entire interview was one sided because I couldn't understand a single word you were saying. Just a note for next time.

Sorry Robert, you're way off base here. The onerous is on Engadget to get it right despite their own self-imposed pressure. They are at the top of the heap in gadget blogs, so that pressure is of their own making. I wouldn't feel so strongly about it except the so-called "explanation" did nothing to demonstrate that they learned what went wrong. "We messed up, oh well!" just doesn't cut it.