I think we need something to tell us if we go beyond the 140 chars. 
@xena@xena.greedo.xeserv.us Right, I just hope nobody sends two tweets in the same second.
@kdy I kinda hope people don’t mess with the timestamp, I use it as part of a UNIQUE constraint in the database for my site: https://git.xeserv.us/xena/twtxtlist/src/master/src/twtxtlist.nim#L14-L20
@edsu@edsu.github.io I’d prefer to use the timestamp instead. People might delete messages or rearange them.
briefly thinking about using RFC 5147 for message identifiers, e.g. https://buckket.org/twtxt_news.txt#line=2
how about using ‘mbox’ format for twtxt selectively? we could only use ‘From:’, ‘To:’, ‘Date:’, ‘Subject:’ etc.
google/physical-web: walk up and use anything: https://t.co/yrAbjLhUPS https://t.co/zWlrQFcaZW https://t.co/nDoh4BoYmP
I made a website archiving quotes saved in h: https://quotes.greedo.xeserv.us
In that case, use an independent half each time and afterwards mark the parts that produce changes in behavior. Then group/plot by callpath.
For a while, a variant of the ghost bomb was used as a herbicide. It was discontinued after… side effects became known.
It was ineffectual in warfare though: Used against the king’s army, the soldiers became sad for a few seconds and then just kept charging.
Soul physics: when a soul leaves the body, a ghost is created.↵Once they built a ghost bomb that used psychic rats with weak hearts.
with life as the substrate for memes, what will use memes as substrate?
One variation uses xenon and turns the speaker upside down for safety reasons since xenon is heavier than air and else won’t exit the lung.
Meatspace Twitter: you may talk about whatever you want, but only use half a lungful of air.
. (punct.) - grammatical breath↵Like real breath, you can use it less often as would be sensible, but you appear slightly breathless without
the cyberspace and its ideology have been congealing on us since way before the internet, it started with the first external memory devices
out of context quote: “That’s how the moon was detected back in the 1960s using a low energy laser and no retro reflectors”
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