Yesterday I found a post about Engadget comparing Vista with Leopard on digg, of course I had to write a comment…

The operating system war - what is wrong with these people? Why does the same old story get so many diggs over and over again? So in my comment I dared to express my astonishment about this, of course I got dugg down…

One guy actually got it right though, sites like Engadget post such stupid things for the sole reason of getting more traffic from digg, they have figured it out I guess, one response to my comment was like “You are right, but if you don’t want to read this, don’t read it” - yeah, I got it, next time I will try to keep my mouth shut, it doesn’t make sense anyways… Go on and fight over your operating systems you fanboys…

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Ok, Saturday morning, and my to-do list is getting longer and longer… and the pile of books i want to read is getting bigger and bigger…

Everything is changing so fast these days, sometimes even my own opinion, a couple of days ago I was still saying that Twitter is probably not the right thing for me, after dealing with it a little more I can see that it can be a nice tool for communicating with each other.

First I played around with Twittervision, which is really a fascinating thing to watch when you have some time to kill (even if you don’t have some time to kill, it is still fascinating…), then I saw a tweet from Robert Scoble “the first step to understanding Seesmic is to understand that it’s the Twitter of video. But it’s more, too.” and that was it…I am buying (I didn’t know anything about Seesmic before…).

Talking about Mr. Scoble, he had a couple of very interesting posts in his blog, one thing was the Microsoft ad (nope, I don’t like MS, but the ad is still funny, and the message so true…)

And, shame on me, I also learned about Techmeme while reading Scoble’s blog, and he is right, Techmeme is really a great thing… bookmarked.

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