Twitter Suckers
October 4, 2009 by Jeff Hester
Filed under Social Networks
Why do we have Twitter worms? Because there are suckers out there who willingly give away their Twitter credentials for the promise of thousands of followers. Remember, the number of followers you have is irrelevant if they don’t really care to follow you. It’s quality, not quantity that matters.
In general, always exercise caution when deciding to click a link. Sometimes it’s better to just say no.

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Tech Support Cheat Sheet
August 23, 2009 by Jeff Hester
Filed under Social Networks
Webcomic xkcd nails it again with their Tech Support Cheat Sheet for “non computer people.” If you’ve ever been called on for your computer help, you’ll want to print this out and distribute to your family, co-workers, grandparents, and other “non techies.” It’s so true.

Texting Your Way to Love
August 9, 2009 by Jeff Hester
Filed under Mobile
Time have changed. People no longer send handwritten love notes. No, technology has forever transformed the way we connect with other people, as wickedly illustrated in this instructional video on text messaging your way to love. You’ll learn when to send that first “post-makeout” text; when (and when not to) drunk text; and how to turn even the most innocuous text message into a flirtatious, innuendo-laden communique.
Ring true?
Twittering Taco Truck
May 31, 2009 by Jeff Hester
Filed under Social Networks
This week’s Sunday Funny is from the Truth-is-Stranger-Than-Fiction category. Kogi BBQ in LA may not be the only one, but it is different. They combine Korean and Mexican food in a taco truck that Twitters their followers the location of their next taco fix.
If that whets your appetite for more, you can check out Kogi BBQ on the web, or follow KogiBBQ on Twitter.
Tip o’ the hat to Current.TV for the video.














