From Twitter blog:

The new record more than doubles the previous one of 3,283 TPS, set during Japan’s victory over Denmark in last summer’s World Cup. In fact, on New Year’s Eve, that all-time TPS record was shattered more than 68 separate times within a single 3-minute period.

The video above visualizes New Year’s Eve Tweet data across the world. The circles get bigger as more Tweets are being sent at that moment, which means it’s probably midnight in that timezone. Notice that the circle over Tokyo gets so big it nearly swallows Japan.

Cool video!

Twitter has been one of my main tool to share things on the web since 2007 and continue to do so. Love Twitter so much, i sincerely hope that 2011 continue to be their good year.

Below is a very cool infographic by Flowtown on who is using Twitter and how they are using it. Great graphic.

I can’t.

Twitter Homepage

Twitter Developer

Hope 140

Twitter Help Center

Chirp – Official Twitter Developer Conference

Twitter Blog

Twitter Help

Twitter World Cup

T.co – Twitter URL Shortener

Twitter Mobile

Well, sort of. No tapes involved so i don’t know what to call this.

Anyway, @iing from Wadezig asked me to make a mixtape (again, sort of) for Wadezig’s website (Monday Mix). I know Wadezig from my times in Bandung several years ago, and i think they have done a good job running apparel business. Wadezig is a pretty cool company.

Mind you, these songs are my ALL TIME FAVORITE. So: (1) It’s easy to compile, since these songs are always on my playlist. (2) It’s much easier to compile music without trying to be cool, you know, try to compile music as weird or as rare as possible (that’s sooooo last decade ).

We can discuss any music i’ve been listening in the past 25 years, but if i have to sort them into 10 songs, then there they are!

Hint: below the tracklist, now you can jump to Wadezig’s website and listen!