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, pre-protocol 
conceptual mashup of web-wide activity streams as an early expression of the impossible stream. Complementary to -- and hopefully illustrative of -- the promise of open protocols for achieving entirely new ways of publishing our research, discoveries, reflections, perspectives, contributions, collaborations. Exploring unexpected new ways of documenting, archiving, retrieving, and presenting our very digital lives as streams of interactions with people, ideas, technologies, and contexts. Tools for the internet of things, people, places, and processes when human attention is the penultimate scarce market resource.Posted to cliqset.com
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Finally scrounging up enough Clay Shirkey Brand Cognitive Surplus(TM) Attention to begin exploring Cliqset a little more responsibly. Haven't yet succeeded in seeing this activity goo.gl/YeQR shared across to Buzz ... though it did make it to Twitter goo.gl/oCyR
For those interested, feel free to check out all things salmonish (well, at least a few things, anyway) over at goo.gl/2xes Unremarkably, I'm at cliqset.com/silverton
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My quick review of the Droid x. Basically, it's what the original Droid should have been. It's a worthy upgrade from that device. Also, it beats the evo by a good margin, mainly because the battery life is dramatically better. Also, radio reception, be it cellular or wifi, is a lot better than the evo. Finally, the Swype keyboard is so good, I can compose long posts like this one on it. I would never have attempted this on the original Droid or evo.Now, there is one giant negative. The browser, a key component of the whole phone experience, seems to suffer from a serious flaw that I don't experience on the original Droid, evo, or ipad. Specifically, the browser barfs on advanced features of Google's web apps that use the storage api. For instance, attempting to @ reply someone from the buzz mobile page causes the page to hang in the Droid x with a message that it is loading. On all other devices mentioned, after a brief delay, a list of possible completions appears.I have tried the standard tricks of clearing cookies and cache to no avail on this particular problem with this particular phone. I've also tried it on my wife's phone to the same effect.Admittedly, not many people are going to notice this problem. Further, contact completion from the gmail web interface works, so the problem seems solvable. Still, you have to be at least surprised that the latest and greatest Google branded phone doesn't work properly with all Google sites from day one.It's also perhaps ironic that I, who did not initially see the point of mobile buzz am hinging a big part of my review on it. However, after multiple phones from Google and purchasing my own, I'm a convert. Come on Google and Motorola, fix this irritation. But for this irritation, the Droid x is the best cloud phone yet. I really like it otherwise.
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"Whatever you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it." - Gandhi
Too often (whatever that means), I notice that I post a buzz or a comment and then edit ugly grammar, take a mulligan on silly and sloppy typographical errors, or clarify cloudy composition. Those aren't the real infractions. The mistake is in thinking there is an audience that notices this in realtime, simply because I see the changes in realtime.
Note to Self: Don't let realtime hyperlocal intracranial digital narcissism prevent you from editing items that need editing. There is a temptation for some -- not the likes of you and me, but we all know the type -- to become a we bit too puritanical in considering every blip, buzz, tweet, and string sacrosanct upon send. If it's broke, try to fix it. ;-)
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progrium: Learn about emergence and A New Kind of Science in this great talk by Wolfram: http://j.mp/9Mlrfg
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<a href="http://brightkite.com/people/silverton">silverton</a> checked in @ <a href="http://brightkite.com/places/b9677daca702ef0be8b7e434afd2127e">RedLobster</a>
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The authentication grid needs maximum robustness and redundancy in its digital identity network, just like any infrastructure. We may actually need several Facebook like networks. Just as we need multi-homed routers, we may need multi-homed strong authentication networks.
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Let's get this Open Status Updates party started! Please follow me at http://silverton.status.net Thanks! @michael@silverton.status.net
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RT @freemor Whoo!! I'm Google free!! Just deleted my Google account.
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RT @stav It's started! Read all about it here: http://ostatus.org/ !ostatus
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@michael@silverton.status.net are we there yet?
