Nambu is great

Byrichard
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Nambu is a desktop client for Twitter available only to users of Leopard 10.5. What makes this application great is that it has automatic threading of conversations, making it easier to keep track of conversations.

The multi-column to single column view is also easy to interact with and creating groups and adding friends is a breeze. As a result of it’s intuitive nature it’s a pleasure to use this application

There are two views that make it amazingly easy to see what your twitter friends have hyperlinked to.

Overall it’s a nice product and other people are enjoying it to.

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Last year the process was easier as I had a lot of free time. This year I need to make time.

I did get to over 20,000 words but inspiration is slower to come. The meetups are still going on. We’ve had two in Lausanne already, one in Zurich, one in Bern and the next will be in Basel. I think I’ll skip Basel as I have some more urgent projects to finish first.

Did I mention over 1.3 billion words have been logged for Nanowrimo? That’s after 18 days of writing.

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