Would it be worth a few false positives to save one more character by writing it as photo(bit.ly/DMhr)? You could save another with photo|bit.ly/DMhr, but the former seems more readable to me.

Update: Of course, now that I’ve clicked “publish”, I recognize the problem. You wouldn’t be able to write multi-word links, but you would with [Dave Winer's method|bit.ly/DMhr].

We use it now with @blogbites (which Dean also wrote about). I’m also using it to build a community ticker — more on that later.

I encourage you to read Dean’s post and play around with both Twitter and twitterfeed. Try things that don’t make sense. Glue things together to make something new. Maybe you’ll discover the peanut butter and chocolate of teh interwebs.

One by one, processes in the Wang VS shut down and the computers grinded to a halt. Since boot time activity included the creation and deletion of temporary files, the operating system boot process could not complete. This effectively put ever single Wang VS computer in an unbootable state.

We’ve spent the last few months trying to make the business behind JPG sustain itself, and we’ve reached the end of the line. We all deeply believe in everything JPG represents, but just weren’t able to raise the money needed to keep JPG alive in these extraordinary economic times. We sought out buyers, spoke with numerous potential investors, and pitched several last-ditch creative efforts, all without success. As a result, jpgmag.com will shut down on Monday, January 5, 2009.

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I’m also definitely a lesser fan than the proud owner of this Peter Griffin tattoo.