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A Digest of what I did on June 1st

Tuesday, June 1st, 2010

	Simon Ball commented on their Link.
	Simon Ball commented on their Link.
	Tim Row commented on Simon Ball’s Link.
	Andrew Wallace tagged a photo of you.
	Published Yea… thanks Twitter….
	Rob Liddiard commented on your Post.
	Andrew Wallace commented on his status.
	Rob Liddiard commented on Andrew Wallace’s status.
	Matt Davis commented on Andrew Wallace’s status.
	Andrew Wallace commented on his status.
	Rob Liddiard commented on your status.
	Andrew Wallace commented on your status.
	Graeme Stuart commented on your status.
	Andrew Wallace commented on your status.
	Marianne Cain commented on her Link.
	Andrew Wallace commented on your status.
	Chris Allen commented on your status.
	Andrew Wallace commented on your status.
	Andrew Wallace commented on your status.
	Andrew Wallace commented on your photo.
	Miaomiao He commented on your photo.

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A Digest of what I did on May 25th

Tuesday, May 25th, 2010

	A Digest of what I did on May 18th http://bit.ly/bGbTk7 [Scott_Herbert]
	Flash creator adds to Apple row http://bit.ly/akAxRn [Scott_Herbert]
	Marianne Cain commented on your link.
	Marianne Cain commented on her Photo.
	Marianne Cain commented on her Photo.
	Andrew Wallace commented on his status.
	Marianne Cain commented on your photo.
	Marianne Cain commented on her Photo.
	Miaomiao He commented on your status.
	Chris Allen commented on your photo.
	William Jennings commented on his status.
	Delia Wallace commented on your status.
	Chris Allen commented on your link.
	Chris Allen commented on Simon Ball’s Link.
	Simon Ball commented on their Link.
	Rob Liddiard commented on your link.
	Rob Liddiard commented on your link.
	Rob Liddiard commented on your photo.
	Rob Liddiard commented on your link.
	Rob Liddiard commented on your link.
	Rob Liddiard commented on your link.
	Rob Liddiard commented on your status.
	Neil Brown commented on your status.
	Chris Allen commented on your link.
	Delia Wallace commented on her status.
	Christopher Thomas Chantler commented on Delia Wallace’s status.
	Chris Allen commented on Simon Ball’s Link.
	Simon Ball commented on their Link.
	Tim Row commented on Simon Ball’s Link.
	Simon Ball commented on their Link.
	Simon Ball commented on their Link.
	Tim Row commented on Simon Ball’s Link.

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A Digest of what I did on May 18th

Tuesday, May 18th, 2010

	Published New attack bypasses EVERY Windows security product.
	New attack bypasses EVERY Windows security product http://bit.ly/alEPzn [Scott_Herbert]
	Net approaches addressing limit http://bit.ly/aj6Erl [Scott_Herbert]
	New attack bypasses EVERY Windows security product http://bit.ly/alEPzn [Scott_Herbert]
	Microsoft launch aims at Google http://bit.ly/cd3rqP [Scott_Herbert]
	David Cameron side profile http://bit.ly/c0RvjL as per Google (this will make you smile) [Scott_Herbert]
	Published This made me smile.
	This made me smile http://bit.ly/9VOpae [Scott_Herbert]
	RT @davessidekick: Theresa May, who has voted against 18 equality measures since 1998, named equality minister! http://tinyurl.com/2ebyw … [Scott_Herbert]
	RT @thewaltzer: The aftermath of Gordon’s chat with Queenie http://bit.ly/aKzMmK [Scott_Herbert]
	Rosie McCarter commented on Helen Jennings’s status.
	Phil Bennett commented on Helen Jennings’s status.
	Marion Chamunorwa commented on Helen Jennings’s status.
	Simon Ball commented on your link.
	Ali Horn commented on Helen Jennings’s status.
	Will Burndred commented on Helen Jennings’s status.
	William Jennings commented on his status.
	This made me smile http://bit.ly/9VOpae [Scott_Herbert]
	Adobe s row with Apple escalates http://bit.ly/bLV9oV [Scott_Herbert]
	Neil Brown commented on Andrew Wallace’s Link.
	Andrew Wallace commented on his Link.
	This made me smile http://bit.ly/9VOpae [Scott_Herbert]
	Adobe s row with Apple escalates http://bit.ly/bLV9oV [Scott_Herbert]
	Jennie Boot and Colin Woodland are now friends, as you suggested. You can suggest more people Colin knows.
	Published From Techcrunch: Facebook, Twitter and Business..
	From Techcrunch: Facebook, Twitter and Business. http://bit.ly/awIAER [Scott_Herbert]
	Facebook downplays crisis meeting http://bit.ly/a79aMC [Scott_Herbert]
	From Techcrunch: Facebook, Twitter and Business. http://bit.ly/awIAER [Scott_Herbert]
	Google admits wi-fi data blunder http://bit.ly/a1k0hP [Scott_Herbert]
	performing an "ash cloud" survey for my partner… she can leave OK, but she may end up being stuck in Tromsko [Scott_Herbert]
	From Techcrunch: Facebook, Twitter and Business. http://bit.ly/awIAER [Scott_Herbert]
	Google admits wi-fi data blunder http://bit.ly/a1k0hP [Scott_Herbert]
	From Techcrunch: Facebook, Twitter and Business. http://bit.ly/awIAER [Scott_Herbert]
	Google admits wi-fi data blunder http://bit.ly/a1k0hP [Scott_Herbert]
	Rob Liddiard commented on your status.
	Chris Allen commented on your status.
	Chris Allen commented on your activity.
	Rob Liddiard commented on your status.
	Rob Liddiard commented on your status.
	Duncan Langford commented on his status.
	Andrew Wallace commented on his Link.
	Andrew Wallace commented on your status.
	Neil Brown commented on Andrew Wallace’s Link.
	Andrew Wallace commented on his Link.
	Andrew Wallace commented on his Link.
	Andrew Wallace commented on his Link.
	Andrew Wallace commented on his Link.
	Andrew Wallace commented on his Link.
	Glynis Herbert posted Something on your Wall.
	From Techcrunch: Facebook, Twitter and Business. http://bit.ly/awIAER [Scott_Herbert]
	Car control systems vulnerable http://bit.ly/9CzRXI [Scott_Herbert]
	Delia Wallace commented on your photo.

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A Digest of what I did on May 11th

Tuesday, May 11th, 2010

	Marianne Cain commented on your status.
	Simon Ball commented on your status.
	Leigh Twentyfourhourparty Herbert commented on your status.
	Daragh Jones commented on Marianne Cain’s status.
	Simon Ball commented on your status.
	Rob Liddiard commented on your status.
	Sarah Louise Taylor-Gow commented on your status.
	William Jennings commented on his status.
	Andrew Wallace commented on Carl Holland’s Photo.
	Contributed to 4 pages. Unity For Peace And Socialism Leicester East (UK Parliament constituency) Template:Unity For Peace And Socialism/meta/shortname Template:Unity For Peace And Socialism/meta/color
	Chris Butters commented on Marianne Cain’s status.
	Chris Butters commented on Marianne Cain’s status.
	Chris Butters commented on Marianne Cain’s status.
	William Jennings commented on his status.
	Sharonjeet Banwait accepted your friend request.
	Dave Solomon commented on William Jennings’s status.
	Sarah Connolly and Colin Woodland are now friends, as you suggested. You can suggest more people Colin knows.
	Rob Wall commented on Carl Holland’s status.
	Mark Critchley commented on Carl Holland’s status.
	William Jennings commented on his status.
	Rob Liddiard commented on Carl Holland’s status.
	Mark D. Pepperdine commented on William Jennings’s Post.
	Teresa Grout accepted your friend request.
	A Digest of what I did on May 4th http://bit.ly/8Y2ogF [Scott_Herbert]
	Demand grows for electronic polls http://bit.ly/coEeEe [Scott_Herbert]
	Rats top invasive mammals table http://bit.ly/bUehsi [Scott_Herbert]
	Thank you martygoldberg ( http://www.codeplex.com/site/users/view/martygoldberg ) for finding the bug that was crashing twitterbrite [Scott_Herbert]
	Twitterbrite as a service is now ready to roll. [Scott_Herbert]
	RT @UKLabourParty: Please retweet if you want a #LibLab Proportional Representation Deal #DontDoItNick #DontConDemUsNick [Scott_Herbert]
	Published Just a quick test.
	Just a quick test http://bit.ly/9qbMza [Scott_Herbert]
	Now I’ve finally got the RSS to twitter feed service fixed in TwitterBrite, I just need to build the whole thing and push it out. [Scott_Herbert]
	Andrew Wallace commented on his status.
	RT @James_Ink: RT @UKLabourParty: We need 100,000 people to retweet if you want Proportional Representation [you had 13yrs to implement. ... [Scott_Herbert]
	Published TwitterBrite as a Service. WTF.
	TwitterBrite as a Service. WTF http://bit.ly/cXbGOH [Scott_Herbert]
	Demand grows for electronic polls http://bit.ly/coEeEe [Scott_Herbert]
	Rats top invasive mammals table http://bit.ly/bUehsi [Scott_Herbert]
	Rob Liddiard commented on Andrew Wallace’s status.
	Rob Liddiard commented on Carl Holland’s status.
	http://bit.ly/99TM5P Little evidence that priests more prone to paedophilia [Scott_Herbert]
	Sih Yu Chen commented on Andrew Wallace’s status.
	Andrew Wallace commented on his status.
	Rob Liddiard commented on Andrew Wallace’s status.
	Andrew Wallace commented on his status.
	Andrew Wallace commented on his Link.
	Marianne Cain commented on your photo.
	Adam Butler commented on Sarah Connolly’s status.
	Sarah Connolly commented on her status.
	Sarah Connolly commented on her status.
	Matt Davis commented on Andrew Wallace’s Link.
	Andrew Wallace commented on his Link.
	Rob Liddiard commented on Andrew Wallace’s Link.
	Andrew Wallace commented on his Link.
	Looking forward to school 4startups at UoL with @DouglasRichard [Scott_Herbert]
	TwitterBrite as a Service. WTF http://bit.ly/cXbGOH [Scott_Herbert]
	Nokia sues Apple over technology http://bit.ly/bdK9H5 [Scott_Herbert]
	Nature loss to damage economies http://bit.ly/bJxaIs [Scott_Herbert]
	Go me I’m on the big screen #s4stv [Scott_Herbert]
	#s4startups you need a unique selling point. Does twitterbrite have that? Maybe it’s a desktop client… [Scott_Herbert]
	#s4stv Google voice. Vs Apple [Scott_Herbert]
	#s4stv tips for geting people to pay. Be nice and be persistan [Scott_Herbert]
	William Jennings commented on his Post.

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TwitterBrite as a Service. WTF

Saturday, May 8th, 2010

Today, after a fair amount of testing and racking my brains debugging with well revived help of martygoldberg [1] [2] I’ve managed to finish and add to TwitterBrite, what I’m calling “TwitterBrite as a service”. WHAT I hear you scream software as a service! Thats a cloud thing! You’ve ranted against cloud computing.

Well firstly, I’m not against cloud computing, I just don’t think it’s everything to everyone. Secondly “TwitterBrite as a service” has nothing to do with cloud computing.

What it does have a lot to do is removing one of the drawbacks of desktop RSS to twitter clients.

With cloud based twitter clients, such as co-tweet and Hootsuite, you can post your RSS feed to their site and walk away. The tweets will keep being processed if your their or not. However with TwitterBrite you have to fire it up, leave it eating up memory, while your not using it as a client your just posting RSS feeds…

But not any more! Windows allows you to have programs called services, which sit in the background, using only very limited resources and they can be started when you start windows up; as you may well have guessed, thats exactly what TwitterBrite as a service is, a very small windows servers that uses the same database as the main TwitterBrite application but runs in the background.

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