After a long time of scepticism and critique, my colleagues have finally persuaded me to join Twitter. This phase of scepticism is pretty normal for me when it concerns the embarassingly public social side of the web [2.0 if you will]. As such, I still don’t have a Facebook account, that at least is still one of the few waning values to which I desperately cling.
Anyway, in this particular case, I’ve always considered Twitter a pointless and exhibitionistic medium. I still think it’s pretty pointless at times, but so far I must admit I’m having fun, and I guess that’s the point after all.
I’m out there. I’m prostituting myself. [ and annoying the hell out of people in the process. ]
In other news, battling a sleeping disorder can be pretty exhausting, and as a result I haven’t been able to be very productive in my spare time. Things are shaping up, however, and I’ve found some new inspiration for some experiments. I’ve pushed Wick3d to the back shelf for a bit, as it’s not the area I feel like exploring right now. Some more 2D dynamics/sims perhaps? … 
Spiri
on Feb 10th, 2009
@ 8:27 am:
Hey! I know this guy! I must be hip too!
bart vandendriessche
on Feb 10th, 2009
@ 11:22 am:
Your bastion of solitude is under attack, soon you will be flooded by coonscrotums on a variety of social waste websites.
Ryan Taylor
on Feb 11th, 2009
@ 2:38 am:
Ha, I’m the same way; no Facebook, no MySpace, no Twitter. If I were to finally conform and join one, it would be Twitter as well. We’ll see how much longer I can resist the peer pressure…
David
on Feb 11th, 2009
@ 9:11 am:
Spiri: Sure, in your own way :p
Bart: Coonscrotums, eh? *joins facebook, netlog, linkedIn*
Ryan: Respect
You’re still living the dream I couldn’t! 
Strepie
on Feb 17th, 2009
@ 10:18 am:
Never fear the unknown! You’ve only gone over the edge when you’re trying to retweet your morning coffee.
boostworthyisryantaylor » Back From The Dead
on Feb 23rd, 2009
@ 7:39 am:
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