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Linking Twitter to Facebook .. In Four Easy Steps, With Images!

September 21, 2010 Leave a comment

I’m going to Show You In Four Easy Steps How-To Link Your Twitter Account to Facebook .. So  You Can Tweet on Twitter like a Crazy Social Person and see those Tweets Appear on Your Facebook Wall.

First Navigate to http://twitter.com/widgets/facebook and select:

Install Twitter in Facebook

Install Twitter in Facebook

After this Twitter will ask if you want to connect your Twitter and Facebook accounts.  This will install the Twitter Facebook application that acts as the gateway between your Tweets and your Facebook account.

Confirmation

Allow Twitter to Install the Facebook Application

Now you will be redirected to your Facebook account:

Check the Checkbox Titled Facebook Profile

Check the Checkbox Titled Facebook Profile

This will show the next permission confirmation screen that is a standard part of Facebook permissions system:

Allow Twitter to Post On Your Wall

Allow Twitter to Post On Your Wall

And voila, You Are Done! No more duplicate status updates! Yay! :)

Wacom Tablet + Macbook Pro 15″, perfect fit

I’ve been trying to find intuitive and comforable user interfaces for computers for a while now, which let the user stay relaxed but focused on the task ahead, without letting the discomfort of the body come into the way of the mind. I’ve tried different chairs, different mouses, trackballs and keyboards trying to find the optimal solution that let’s to get in the zone without letting external discomfort get in the way of the flow. I’m still looking.

But this is something that feels natural for now, and is just kinda plain cool because the Wacom Intuos A4 M tablet fits so perfectly over the Macbook Pro 15.4″s keyboard.

Tablet over the keyboard

Tablet over the keyboard

One way of using

One way of using

Partially over

Partially over

Also, includes sneak peek what I’m working on right now, the fraktal forums project I’ve been pondering for over a year now. Currently I’m working on visualizing my vision so others can see it too. But I already have a lot of background information and processing done, as I’ve been pondering over this concept for at least two years now on some level, so it’s basically just a matter of putting it all together, which requires a lot of work :) But I’ll update more as I progress more.

Terence McKenna was a genius

February 27, 2009 7 comments

I’ve been recently watching and listening to the late Terence McKenna. He was a Genius. I’m wondering why I haven’t found out about him before this, but I guess stumbling upon his speeches is part of my Spiritual Growth during the last year or so.

Terence McKenna

Terence McKenna

The flow and speech of Terence is something I haven’t heard before. His voice is hypnotizing in it’s flow and he almost never struggles in his forming of sentences with intricate and interesting use of words. His speech just makes sense. I’m almost sure he could explain almost anything to me and it would make perfect sense inside my head. Good thing he only speaks straight from his heart and seems very sincere in his ways.

One particularly interesting speech is Psychedelics in the Age of Intelligent Machines, which is a must watch if you are in any way pondering in the subjects of human consciousness, evolution or technology in general. Don’t be fooled by the negative views modern society has put on the word ‘psychedelics’, as usually the general mass view of things is tilted and everybody should do their own thinking. This applies to most things in Life.

I really liked the point of view McKenna took on the subject of plants, animals, humans and technology. Let’s take for granted that plants developed animals for a means of free transportation around the world, sort of growed themselves a flock of artificial legs to spread around. Humans are part of the same group, spreading plants around the world in our travels, when walking in the forest and generally when moving Anywhere. Good deal from the plants point of view. The interesting analogy McKenna makes from this perspective is that Technology uses Humans to Populate around the world too. We invent machines, build computers, network them, program them and generally put them anywhere we can. Sounds good from a machines point of view, eh ? :)

According to McKenna this is a way for the earth and earths materials to develop intelligence for themselves. We use different materials from the earth to build these machines, basically processing the materials to a more intelligent state, a more complex state from which consciousness could be imagined rising from. We try to create life everywhere we see, we want to organize, simplify, quantify, take samples of the world around us. Create life through perfection of forms, processors and processes.

McKenna puts it so much better than I can ever describe. Too bad people like him will never appear in mainstream media (bah! who needs mainstream media anyways?) at least here in Finland. But good thing we have this network .. That lured us to build it, so information can reach people like Me and You. Can’t be too bad if it provides such insights into life itself ?

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