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Apparently Twitter is trying out a 280 character limit. So many jokes… pic.twitter.com/0Ml82TZrie — Clara Jeffery (@ClaraJeffery) September 26, 2017 + The 280-character limit is a terrible idea. The whole beauty of Twitter is that it forces you to express… Continue Reading →
59% of Americans think Trump's presidency has been a failure. The other 41% still don’t have twitter. — Stephen Colbert (@StephenAtHome) August 9, 2017
Amazon’s Cloud is down but Twitter is unaffected, because it runs on pure animosity. — Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) February 28, 2017 Other than President Trump’s joint address (which I am avoiding right now), today’s big story was an outage… Continue Reading →
That New York Times video of people looking down from a 10-meter diving board is how I feel opening Twitter now — Dan Cohen (@dancohen) February 3, 2017 I fell asleep rather suddenly and unusually early last night. As a… Continue Reading →
I tried something new a few months ago, and I’m not sure I like it. You see, I used to tweet a lot about sports. Still do, kinda. I tweet about lots of things related to my interests, but for… Continue Reading →
I've gotten questions about distinction bw/ executive orders and presidential memoranda (which are what Trump signed today). Some answers: — Gregory Korte (@gregorykorte) January 23, 2017 I might have to rename my #365project “Twitter thread of the day.” This is… Continue Reading →
[featured image courtesy of Tijakool Yiyuan ] If I did this right, I will have hit publish on this blog post when I’m at 99,999 tweets and IFTTT will have automatically pushed out a tweet announcing that I’ve written this post…. Continue Reading →
Ever since VCU’s Center for Teaching Excellence became the Academic Learning Transformation Lab (ALT Lab), a persistent challenge opportunity has been to let the VCU community know what ALT Lab is and does. Getting that challenge out is complicated on… Continue Reading →
If nothing else, if this post causes you to learn that Dissociative Identity Disorder is the actual term for what lay people call “split personalities” or “multiple personalities” (or entirely incorrectly “schizophrenia”), I will feel good about having written it…. Continue Reading →