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Tuesday, August 31, 2010 -

Quote To Live By:

“We’re not gonna die. We can’t die, Bendis. You know why? Because we are so…very…pretty. We are just too pretty for God to let us die.” – Mal from Firefly

On nerd news tonight:

Up Front:

Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber to Sue Bluewater Comics (Bleeding Cool)

Gadgets:

Single Serving …

Digital Graveyards: What Happens To Your Twitter Account When You Die?

In the future, we will invariably die two deaths: The first will be physical (Hospitals, loved ones, tombstones). The second, and potentially more noticeable death will be digital (Facebook memorializing, stagnant Twitter accounts, lost passwords). Just recently, Twitter established a policy to handle accounts after the death of a user. …

What is the Microsoft Hardware Team Teasing on Twitter?

The team at Microsoft who’s in charge of mice, keyboards and other peripherals has turned to Twitter to tease out an upcoming product.

We caught a glimpse of said new product on July 27 with a spliced image revealing the corner of a matte black finish peripheral. Yesterday they offered the following hint: “Don’t be so …

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Here’s what else is going on in nerd news around the web:

Up Front:

I Tweet, Therefore I Am [NYT]

Gadgets:

Our Worst Nightmare Realized: Subway Stations To Have Cell Service, Wi-Fi [NY Mag]
Steve Jobs’ Secret Porn Experience [Gawker]
Could The EU’s Digital Agenda Force Apple To Put Flash On The iPhone? [The

Twitter Launches @earlybird For Special Deals

I imagine the meeting for @earlybird at Twitter went a little something like this:

Twitter 1: “We need to start making money, guys.”
Twitter 2: “Affiliate sales!”
Twitter 1: “Genius.”

Or something more asinine than that. Anyway, if you choose to follow @earlybird you’ll get twitters about special time-sensitive …

Twitter to Block Third Party Sponsored Tweets

If and when you see sponsored tweets show up in your Twitter stream, they’ll be coming from Twitter itself. CEO Dick Costolo today announced that Twitter “will not allow any third party to inject paid tweets into a timeline on any service that leverages the Twitter API.”

The post, titled “The Twitter Platform,” could have just

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