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published 4 months, 12 days ago, submitted by

bradygaster 4 months, 13 days ago

bradygaster.com — A simple WPF app with a simple goal - Monitor iTunes. Whenever the song iTunes is playing changes, post some information about that song to the user's Twitter account. Beta testers and suggestions welcome.

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This is very cool. Want Zune as well as windows media player support and then I am sold. =)

posted by

mdopp 4 months, 12 days ago

Cool?! Talk about the most annoying thing ever. It'll reduce Twitter to a feed of constant dribble. I don't use Twitter to read or post what I'm currently listening to every time the tune changes.

I hope nobody I know uses this app, or they'll be off my Twitter list pronto.

posted by

TheColonial 4 months, 12 days ago

@TheColonial
While I agree with you on many fronts.
Twitter is very jammed up with other applications spewing forth stuff that is undesirable.

It is your choice to follow or remove people from the twitter list that use any apps that might clutter up your experience.

However there is no reason not to use a very "open" api for learning and development.

posted by

mdopp 4 months, 12 days ago

I agree with your last point, but I don't feel that "learning and development" is an excuse to flood the Twitter pipes :)

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TheColonial 4 months, 10 days ago