Thomas Freudenberg - All Comments

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Jitendra — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 01:27:51 GMT

Thanks a lot...

re: Twitter Publisher for CruiseControl.NET

Thomas Freudenberg — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 13:23:16 GMT

Bally, I suggest you consult the official Twitter API for that.

re: Twitter Publisher for CruiseControl.NET

bally — Thu, 28 May 2009 15:10:56 GMT

Hi ,

what is the best way to get the following information with Twitter API without getting Login Credentials for twitterUserA:

1)suppose I have a user called twitterUserA

I want to get detailed information for people who are following him and his followers.

2)so i need Followersname, FollowerID, FollowersFollowerCount,FollowersFollowingCount,followersUpdates#,and other info if possible.

what is the fastest and best way to get information for a given twitter account without asking for twitter Log in credentials (username and password)

thanks

Bally

re: Separate vs. Seperate

AdamK — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 20:38:58 GMT

LOL ..I agree MikeC..better things to do but this was kinda interesting..

**Justabrowser** -- started the etymology thread, forgot to include the gaelic and french influences on our language. ALso forgot to point out that part of the etymology of the English laguage IS Shakespeare, meaning, when he needed a new word, he 'made it up'..true he was a linguist and followed rules in his word-making, but make em up he did. Language is living, does evolve and change..BUT adding words to a dictionary because people can't be bothered to spell them right is wrong..spelling suggests..ahh never mind, ..

"The English language had deteriorated into a hybrid of hillbilly, valleygirl, inner-city slang and various grunts."..[but someone who speaks proper English (non-Ameicanized) sounds,] "..pompous and faggy to them."

AHHH..maybe THAT is the answer,,Separate the forms of English..American English and Proper English .. I mean the way I see it, Americans took the English language, dropped the accent, bastardized many words, and continue to steal and bastardize words from many other languages.

Croissant is NOT cresent, paté is NOT pate, sauna is NOT sawNa (it IS **s-ou[as in sour]-na**)---whats really funny is look up sour in a dictionary (www.merriam-webster.com/.../sour) and the suggested pronounciation of the ou sound is described using au... just goes to show, even if ya spell it right, doesn't mean they will say it correct.

"'Comin' up next on The Violence Channel: An all-new 'Ow, My Balls!'" ...

"The years passed, mankind became stupider at a frightening rate. Some had high hopes the genetic engineering would correct this trend in evolution, but sadly the greatest minds and resources where focused on conquering hair loss and prolonging erections. "

--(quotes from 'Idiocracy')

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nitin — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 06:12:25 GMT

nice post.

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re: Separate vs. Seperate

Michael Corder — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:57:34 GMT

Oh My! I, too, ended up on this page attempting to verify the correct spelling. Unfortunately, I verified that I was correct! (see below). However, I let the missive I was constructing languish while I perused this fascinating and strangely compelling debate. I decided that my email - telling the shift supervisor that the strange alarm in question meant he had better check on the device that separates radioactive waste from the river discharge water - could wait. Our entire language is at stake. But, seriously - I'm kidding.

This is one of those few words that I know I spell wrong, every time, so I check them, every time. Alas, I must be capable of some learning reform, because this time I got it right, by myself. I cannot separate my feeling of accomplishment, from my feeling of once again being waylaid by the internet. Yes, I do use a spell checker, but only after I am done writing. I feel if I do not put forth the effort to learn how to do it right in the first place, I will be dependant on a crutch for the rest of my journey. - But, I DO cheat on the words I know I cannot spell.

Thank you everyone for this brief, interesting, side-trip during my daily grind.

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re: Separate vs. Seperate

Naomi — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 02:12:03 GMT

TT: you may want to study up on the history of English culture- YOUR fabulous culture- which is the result of quite a mishmash of different peoples immigrating to the British isles. Golly, it's almost like how the United States' culture came to be!

Implying that American culture is based entirely on British culture is absurd and ethnocentric to the extreme. You should educate yourself before you call others "daft".

Oh and one more thing- you're an ass.

re: Separate vs. Seperate

Betty Boo — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 09:20:34 GMT

This is great! I used both the correct and incorrect spelling today in IM. Did I just see an Alicia Keys song quoted here? Wow! You gotta love it!

re: Separate vs. Seperate

Pat — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 23:51:19 GMT

What a waste of energy. The nitpickers of the world will always look for ways to put other people down. Your ability to stick rigidly to a certain system doesn't make you any more interesting or likable. As long as you can understand the message, who really cares?

re: Separate vs. Seperate

Rick — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 12:29:27 GMT

Simple; if you want to use English use an 'a'. If you want to appear to all as an ill educated, lazy dumbo use an 'e' ! Your call.

re: Separate vs. Seperate

Dave — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 12:24:56 GMT

Sloppy writing reflects sloppy thinking. Even worse is the common use of conjunctions for starting sentences. And some seem to think its okay. But I don't think so.

re: Separate vs. Seperate

awhitestl — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 18:57:43 GMT

Just saw "seperate" used in today's online edition of the New York Times. I am appalled.

re: Separate vs. Seperate

confused — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 01:00:01 GMT

hellp..i dont get it it is with an "a" or an "e" ? i spell it with an E but my madre said i was wrong soo idk

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eKnacks — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 04:56:55 GMT

You've been knacked. Keep up the good work.

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michael eaton — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 02:40:36 GMT

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re: Separate vs. Seperate

TT — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 09:32:09 GMT

Good god, there are people here arguing for separate who go on to spell recognise with a 'z'! Bloody daft yanks, your whole culture is a result of poorly remembered English culture, like someone forgot all the rules to rugby except for the shape of the ball - ship rats escaping poverty who lacked education playing chinese whispers with language and culture. And you claim to be English speaking, you give English a bad name.... :D

re: Separate vs. Seperate

mary Boyle — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 10:18:13 GMT

who cares about spelling (" intellectual snobbery has never been more prevalent amongst those who rally around an isolated idea of mental superiority clearly furnished through privileged education")...is perfect grammar and tonality key to obtaining validity?... [ in my mind this sheds light on an egocentric focus on our self presentation ... the modern youth as far as i can see is soo "advanced" as too believe that spelling and grammer are insight into a persons intellect... how terribly confining... To me the most enchanting thing about the intellect is that it is not contained by expectation or presentation despite our efforts.. it really is the true measure our potential always shocking even us in it's exprsesivity

re: Separate vs. Seperate

=] — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 19:40:06 GMT

who cares? its one of them words that everyone is going to spell differantly so why don't we just leave it at that?!