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aaronpk_tv
Monday, July 11, 2011
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@twitterapi Why do I have to log in with my password on the new Twitter dev site when it used to use OAuth? /cc @BenWard -
@benward@benward.social 🐘
https://twitter.com/benward
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Jul 11
@aaronpk It's Twitter, not a 3rd party. Plus, I don't think it did use OAuth: Previously it just better inherited the same session cookie.
@BenWard That's true, tho it's awkward to type in my password there because my browser doesn't remember the saved password from twitter.com -
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@incanus77 What's different from the last Air? It looks pretty much the same as the one I have.
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Justin Miller
https://twitter.com/incanus77
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Jul 11
@aaronpk Nothing. I was addressing rumors of an iPad Pro, which I think are kind of ridiculous.
@incanus77 oh! gotcha. Yea, makes sense. iPad Pro would be silly, the only thing the iPad could do for an upgrade is a Retina screen. -
Tantek
https://twitter.com/t
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Jul 11
When you want to read an article later do you a)email-self b)Readability c)Instapaper d)Evernote e)Other_? #webactions (ttk.me/t4Cm1)
@t Most articles I want to read later I see on Twitter, so I favorite the tweet. -
Joel Bernstein (Parody)
https://twitter.com/CastIrony
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Jul 11
@aaronpk @incanus77 I think a larger (~13") iPad makes a lot of sense, though I'm not betting much on it coming this year.
@CastIrony Larger iPad? That seems silly, the iPad is almost as heavy as my Air as is, don't need to add even more weight to it.
