I've been working on a side project at immedia recently that I've code-named Smeets. (Got a better name? Drop me a comment!) It's a social experiment and we want to gauge what penetration tweeting by SMS might have in South Africa. Also, this project was more of a just-for-fun and a cos-we-can project :-) 

Just fixed a Cocoa-related bug. I think it's because of my new #fistofgemmell avatar.

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It's been a busy (for lack for a busier word) past few months. I can't seem to balance my time enough to blog about landmark events in my life anymore. And it's not just blogging. It's pretty much everything socially online: Facebook and Flickr too. One networking service that seems to have taken the schlep out of updating your life online is Twitter.

In 140 characters or less I can micro-blog about anything. I can even snap a photo on my iPhone and upload it seamlessly to twitter and twitpic - without any bother at all. Twitter integrates into your life's flow so painlessly that you can 'tweet' about pretty much anything you like in under a minute. I can keep track of my friend's flows too without the bloat that Facebook brings with it.

Now, not to say I don't see a purpose of blogging (I do). I just think it's great that we have these two separate, independent frameworks that allow us to explore our  simple day-to-day thinkings (Twitter), and when we need to, to explore in-depth news, issues, and opinions (blogging).

If you're keen on keeping up with my day-to-day world and musing yourself while I rejoice and curse over code, follow me on Twitter: I'm @kishyr.