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Recent tweets
- Indiscreet Photos, Glimpsed Then Gone. Time limited viewing: a new model for social storage? http://t.co/2x0LIYzP
(about 4 days ago) - Intel CEO Otellini calls out ARM on Windows 8 tablets. - Whistling past the graveyard, eh Paul? http://t.co/40zYX1S3
(about 4 days ago) - Why is Anyone Surprised that Kindles Are Too Breakable for Children? iFixit. OLPC had it right. http://t.co/y7gyD9y1
(about 4 days ago) - Content Is No Longer King - audience is. What audience do you want? Are you selling soap or ideas? http://t.co/176wmRkL
(about 5 days ago) - Coraid’s scale-out architecture - what you need to know to start. My latest on
StorageMojo. http://t.co/v7xycCPc
(about 6 days ago) - Bumped into Ritchie Lary, storage guru, in uptown Sedona Friday. What are the odds? A first in 7 years!
(about 8 days ago) - Cleversafe: massive storage, massive patents. Update on a new & unusual strategy. On StorageMojo. http://t.co/NuU8Eifh
(about 8 days ago) - Agree! RT @SFoskett: Come on, @rogerluethy, you can't post 60% of someone's article without permission! A short excerpt is less than 20%…
(about 9 days ago) - Flash's 25th birthday. Toshiba takes a richly deserved victory lap for NAND's success. Mine on ZDNet. http://t.co/489Ys92M
(about 9 days ago) - RT @grahamfarmelo: Great nuclear historian Lorna Arnold, 96, now has her own Web page and a compelling memoir: http://t.co/ouPRQ2tb Cool!
(about 9 days ago)
- Indiscreet Photos, Glimpsed Then Gone. Time limited viewing: a new model for social storage? http://t.co/2x0LIYzP