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Shecky Tweets for 2011-07-08

Posted on July 8, 2011 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Shecky Tweets for 2011-07-08
  • Ok, I'm in Google Plus. Stream feature is odd. Its showing posts in a random order. #
  • @edbott I found that if they are signed into google, click on your profile link and then go to the upper left +you the will get in. in reply to edbott #
  • RT @briankrebs: you thought the pat-downs from #TSA were bad, wait until they start screening for implanted boob bombs #
  • @chrisbrogan Its from 6pm to 7am Eastern? in reply to luthfanindahput #
  • @chrisbrogan Thanks. Looking forward to being able to download and see it. (Times don't quite work for me to see it live). in reply to chrisbrogan #
  • @DebbieMahler I heard about that a week ago or so. Better ways of making stuff for Linux, and one less Adobe security hole #
  • Google to Businesses: Don’t Create Google+ Profiles Yet: http://on.mash.to/q7QjS8 #
  • RT @DebbieMahler: My new blog post this morning is getting a lot of activity! #FB #Skype #

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