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October 28, 2009

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lame

This one is (again!) awesome!

What if Apple would have developed Twitter?

They would check every message concerning bad content and every message will take about 2 - 3 months to be published.

What if Google had invented Twitter?... oh, wait, they did. It's called Wave. You can't get an invitation, and when you do, it doesn't work very well. I'm using it: it's mega-twitter. Unlimited text length, add images and video, and others can edit your tweet real-time, while you're typing. Just exactly how does this improve anything? Oh, wait, it's Twitter-killer.

amazing man...

Oliver,
I just came across your site by accident while doing a search. Very funny and very nice. I like to see cartoons with IT humor. Keep up the good work. I look forward to reading more.

nice...

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