Production quality is excellent — can't wait for the rest of the series! Great job capturing the feeling of throwing everything else to the wind and diving into a startup. Hope you keep capturing that emotional ride over the rest of the summer.

I'll be there talking about TransitCamp, so come on out if you're interested in things other than pure tech!

Good catch! I was just passing along what the Rogers rep told me, but she obviously was wrong. The footnote says:

U.S. roaming is $0.006 per KB and international roaming is $0.03 per KB when you subscribe to a Data plan. If you subscribe to a Flex rate data plan, the U. S. roaming is $3 per MB and international roaming is $0.03 per KB". If you subscribe to unlimited on-device browsing rate, both the U. S. roaming and international roaming is $0.03 per KB

Bryce is absolutely right. What makes BarCamp work is that everyone is a founder and member of the community. Didn't mean to leave anyone out above, but rather to call attention to some of the folks who have gone above and beyond in continuing to make it an awesome community.

Absolutely! Post a link when it's up.

That's a great idea Jeff! Wish I'd thought of it :)

Jesse —

That's really interesting! I use the columns in TweetDeck for tracking mentions of "Facebook Cookbook" or tracking hashtags I want to follow. How do you use groups to decide who you want to follow?

Andrew —

Retweeted links should still be the same link as the original tweet, so any tracking on the original should still apply. So, for example, if you had a post at http://jaygoldman.com/2009/01/15/follow-back-how-...you could turn it into a TinyURL or a Twurl (e.g.: http://twurl.nl/60zjc8)and then all of your tracking based on URL would still work. Does that answer your question?

Thanks for commenting!

I would say yes, provided that the software isn't just a port of a desktop app onto a Surface. The problem is more that I see two kinds of apps running on devices like this: gratuitous demos of flying windows and mapped 3D surfaces, and ports of desktop apps that gain nothing from their new environment. If you get something out of running the medical imaging software on a Surface that you don't get from having it on, say, a big wall-mounted screen, then absolutely.

Er.... yes. Yes it was. Busted!

The thing is, it totally doesn't tell you that someone has untagged themselves until you try to tag them again. Would be better if there was a list of de-tagged people so you didn't even try (or maybe that they were just disabled in your list of friends with a note?).