So now that I’ve added Tumblr, Twitter, Flickr, my blogs and a whole lot of other stuff to FriendFeed, only one question remains: what happens when I add my Friendfeed feed to my Tumblr account? Will the universe stop moving? Will Tumblr implode? WILL I HAVE BOGGLED MY OWN MIND?
I don’t know, but I think I need to get out more.
Haha, when your number of friends is everything, giving users the option to create imaginary friends is hilarious.
Hell, soon my toaster will ask me to add feeds.
Seriously, one more lifestreaming and content aggregating service that pops up and I’ll go crazy.
The next time you’re juggling options — which friend to see, which house to buy, which career to pursue — try asking yourself this question: What would Xiang Yu do?
New blog post: How not to do stuff http://tinyurl.com/2mwhzc
New blog post: Picnik - Still better http://tinyurl.com/3bn3yu
Argh, wake the fuck up when you’re talking on the phone.
Web2.0 delusions of grandeur: Thinking you were sent an invite to a private beta because you’re special.
New blog post: Will Evernote read my handwriting? http://tinyurl.com/37suw3
Evernote word recognition inside an image is incredible. INCREDIBLE!
New blog post: Secondbrain.com - For when one just isn’t enough http://tinyurl.com/2ue6xj
A charmingly trashy place. Food straight from the micro, but alright tasting and very reasonably priced. Below mentioned “Koksi” can drastically cut short your evening, mainly due to its inconspicuous taste and below average price (both factors prove fatal for people who usually measure their alcohol intake by taste or wallet).
Alright, so there’s secondbrain.com now as well. Soon we’ll need aggregators for feed aggregators.
argh, can’t decide. Aggregate Tweets via Tumblr? Or use FriendFeed, aggregate tweets there?
Then use FriendFeed to import Tumblr, or maybe vice versa?
