Twitter Automation, Netbooks and HDR

I do agree to a point. When I first started on Twitter, I did no automation. I engaged in real dialog to get to know my initial followers. Then the snowball grew and grew. It’s too noisy most of the time and I take many discussions of Twitter quickly. I share my blog posts and thank new followers automatically, but auto follow is off and some person’s idea of have a whole slew of auto-tweets daily (5 I think) disgusts me.

Netbooks can do anything a notebook can do

This is one point of view leading up to my eventual complete review of my HP Mini I’ve been using for about 10 days now. I’ll give you two things a netbook can’t do (yes, I’m bitter): Run BlackBerry Media Manager and run Handbrake.

Dan Achatz Talks About HDR and Blending

I love HDR photography and have been playing with it quite a bit over the last year or so. It’s fun to play with and can easily be overdone, but this was a great tutorial that I wish I had when I first started in HDR.

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