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Twitter Updates for 2010-01-01

Best wishes for 2010. Remember to leave Europa and huge black monoliths alone & all will be right 🙂 #
SMS fubared again. Not sure who got my new year texts. Doh! #
@shodow2 I'll DM u with the answer 🙂 in reply to shodow2 #
#10yearsago I was sitting in a hotel in tramore with @ajh counting+spending dotcom dollars a bit too early #
RT @Richard_Dawkins: 2009 in review: The biggest discoveries in science http://bit.ly/8h1ddq #
In recognition of how vital MySQL is to the open source community I signed the petition here http://bit.ly/89FSTQ #mysql #
Why "printing money" to resolve an economic crisis isn't a free lunch http://bit.ly/7QKwtV #

Good day filming but right now I feel like staying in bed would have been the better option #
@paulmwatson I like it a lot. Anything with lizards trying to take over the planet is great! in reply to paulmwatson #
I had forgotten about the liver-illness probs in Irish 30 year olds. Wonder what the stats are now http://bit.ly/5JyabY #
@shodow2 sounds bad. What gives? in reply to shodow2 #
RT @LtGenPanda: Dismissal of iPod hearing loss lawsuit upheld on appeal http://st.bit.ly/90vjsG #

RT @davewiner: Is Google's Nexus One Phone Landing Next Week? http://bit.ly/7nruX8 #
@paulmwatson What exactly do South Africans have against prawns? 🙂 in reply to paulmwatson #
The delete key shouldn't be overloaded with dumbass functionality like "go back to the previous web page". Google take note #
Firefox started the dumbass trend and I always switch it off. I've yet to meet someone who hasn't lost work because this stupid "feature" #
@KristianWalsh UI overloading is often a bad idea. I like multi-touch but it's a tradeoff between gesture complexity & bad overloading. in reply to KristianWalsh #
CSO's emigration figures should be taken with a pinch of salt according to TASC. http://bit.ly/7myk3y #

EIrcom's new owners STT to invest in "next generation" network infrastructure http://bit.ly/8nvJYQ #
@klillington perhaps but the emigration process takes months so it will be interesting to see figures at the end of next year. in reply to klillington #