What if The Matrix ran on Windows? Check this really cool, funny video.
Ubuntu and Mac OS X fans, this one’s for you. Thanks, yugatech, for the heads up.
Twitter was the king of microblogging. The pioneer. The one.
Came some copycats. Among all, Plurk, a more cozy, ajax driven microblogging tool, has caught my attention. I tried to use it for a couple of months now. Most of my contact are amazingly from Twitter, too. At one time, I noticed that the tweets are getting smaller and plurks are getting heavier each day.
But I sense something different. Today, @jimayson took the words out of my mouth:
One reason I prefer Twitter to Plurk is I learn stuff from my Twitter feeds and the notable people I follow while Plurk is mindless chatter.
I guess that just explains all. Twitter has meat. Plurk has simply become a chat tool.
Nonetheless, to keep my Plurk Karma, I use Ping.fm to update my profile. :evil grin: