Mashable has a post up about the most popular twitter clients according to TwitStat.
I’m not surprised by many of the notable entries on this list, such as TweetDeck. I use it regularly at work and load it up occasionally on my Mac, but like most AIR applications it is a resource hog and doesn’t integrate well into the rest of the desktop experience (growl support, please?).
Spent the morning watching my cable modem blink with ranging lights. I went through all the usual debugging of unplugging the modem, waiting a few minutes and plugging it back in. I reset my router several times. No good. Three lights, no internet. Finally gave in and called Comcast customer service and once again learned why a number of my friends have switched over to Qwest DSL. Stranglely enough, not 10 minutes after I scheduled a technician to come out and look at my modem, the service came back on by itself. I’ve moved the modem from its usual perch in the top of a closet to where they can get at it easily tomorrow should I decide to let them come out and look at it anyway. I think I’ll wait until the morning and see if it’s been up all night before I cancel the appointment.
At least it’s not putting a damper on my getting this blog up and running today!
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