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Instead of getting really, really upset that Barack Obama bowed to Japanese Emperor Akihito while visiting Japan where bowing is a custom that goes back thousands of years, I’ve been working on some pieces of The Blog’s back-end code, playing Batman: Arkham Asylum, going for a short bike ride, taking ...
Barack Obama, Bowgate, Japan, Emperor, Penne, Marinara, Windows Vista, Twitter
Our latest addition to The Blog codebase is a button to let you “retweet” an LGF article. “Retweeting” is a common way for people to spread interesting content around on Twitter. Since each article is already automatically posted to Twitter, your tweet is prefaced with the standard Twitter syntax to ...
Tech Note, LGF Blog Engine, Twitter, Javascript, jQuery, John Resig, Retweet
At last, parents have the technology to discover their children’s deepest secrets. [Video]
Now you can keep up with Sarah Palin’s daily life by following her new personal Twitter site. I’ll stay in touch w/whomever wants via personal twtr site;launch July 26; in meantime it’s pleasure to update interested folks on State biz!
Since I received two emails last night asking why LGF doesn’t have a Twitter page—here’s another reminder that as of last week, we do have automatic updates on Twitter every time a new post appears. To receive these updates, follow the Lizardoid.
As an excuse for an open thread, here’s another reminder that LGF now has automatic updates on Twitter, every time a new post appears out of the phlogiston.
In case you missed our announcement last Sunday, we have a new feature in the LGF Blog that automatically sends a Twitter update when a new article is posted. Here’s the page where you can follow the tweeting lizardoid.
Using the Twitter API, the LGF Blog now automatically sends out a Twitter update whenever a new article is posted. A “tweet,” if you will. To get these tweets, follow the lizardoid. UPDATE at 3/15/09 12:09:21 pm: Ed Driscoll has a video intro to the wonders of tweeting: Twitter On ...