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Thanks for all the great toys, Uncle Steve, but did you have to go and break the Internet? I and about 7,000 other people were all signed up to get Twitter updates from MacRumors, but I never saw a single one — and in fact the entire Twitter.com network was virtually unusable f
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My post about it http://technozzle.com/?p=40
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didn't work -- said it wasn't them :-)
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the tail can wag the dog! soon...
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http://furrier.org/2008/01/15/steve-jobs-silenc...
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get used to it
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Funny You never hear about people lining up the night before at a Microsoft convention. . . . .
Good for you Steve I hope you break the internet next year too. . . . .
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Matthew, I have more examples in the post. Macrumors has always been the best. For the past few years they have beaten everyone hands down with text and photos.
The qik.com live video crowd with their N95 camera phones were crunched down too as qik servers failed, often.
Twitter was worthless - again.
I did get to hear about the last 30 minutes of live audio from iJustine's qik feed. but her video bandwidth was wasted as she must have had the n95 on her lap and pointed to the roof. for fear, no doubt, of being detected. Wonder if they will ban n95s in future. Hmm.
More at http://www.visualeditors.com including the video that shows the Steve Jobs keynote in only 60 seconds.
Wired had the best write-up blow by blow.
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