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• High-bandwidth Twitter Tools

  I follow 702 people and its a lot of information to process. Raven Zachary asked me the criteria I use to follow people. Its pretty simple; if you’re interesting and I’ve found you, I let serendipity reign and follow. I’ve also very recently taken to following every person I can find in [...] Read More... Posted Wednesday, January 23, 2008 8:00 PM from Scott Kveton | 1 Comments Filed under: twitter, pulseofpdx

• Portland in a word

  Go ahead. Just try and describe the great city of Portland in a word. I dare ya. I double dog dare ya. Here’s the problem; you just can’t do it. Its impossible. I’ve been working with a few folks on pulseofpdx.com and one of the things I wanted to do was whip up [...] Read More... Posted Tuesday, January 15, 2008 11:00 PM from Scott Kveton | 1 Comments Filed under: portland, twitter, PDX

• Iz been haxx0rd!

  This is what I get for not listening to the Twitterverse and upgrading my Wordpress install. Woke up this morning to find a comment (and some Flickr photos to immortalize it) showing that I have indeed been hacked. Looks like only a few posts were affected (love the link spam) and I’m upgraded [...] Read More... Posted Friday, January 11, 2008 8:39 PM from Scott Kveton | 1 Comments Filed under: twitter, Wordpress, Hacked

• Power of PDX Twitterverse

  Dear Portland: Twitter is cool and I love following all of you. There is something fascinating here and I’d love to work with some (all?!) of you to take it a step further. I was reading Rick’s post from Friday about Twitter and Portland as well as getting added to Planet PDX (thanks [...] Read More... Posted Thursday, January 10, 2008 6:26 PM from Scott Kveton | 1 Comments Filed under: twitter

• Tracking Keywords on Twitter

  I had to piece this together from several sources (including some great hints from Mark Atwood ), so I consider it blogworthy... A few days ago I tweeted (posted an update on Twitter ) that I was looking at OAuth . A few seconds later, Mark Atwood IM'd me: "Any questions about OAuth? I'm one of the spec authors". Wow. How did that happen? It turns out that you can now track keywords on Twitter . For some reason I thought you could only get this working via SMS, you can also do it on IM. Here's how... Read More... Posted Friday, October 05, 2007 6:32 PM from Superpatterns | 0 Comments Filed under: General, twitter