Todd Simmons

He argues that updates are not always welcomed by users, due to the hassle of restarting, learning new features, etc: http://t.co/qBIefNuH

Former Mozilla employee says Firefox’s adoption of a rapid release cycle actually annoyed and alienated users: http://t.co/FeUcL1cl

This guy masterfully juxtaposed photos of Washington D.C. and Las Vegas with screenshots from Fallout 3 and New Vegas: http://t.co/QO8a1bak

In the 90s, tech startups wanted to go public. Now, most entrepreneurs aim for acquisition. Planet Money explores why: http://t.co/T2Oe4oIt

U.S. carriers have outsized influence and are a threat to innovation in the mobile space: http://t.co/2SRxERh0 Dumb pipes > walled gardens!

Google’s Nexus 7 tablet proves that devices can be both thin AND repairable. Better for consumers and the environment: http://t.co/j9A4OzS1

Nihilism, nudity, and gore usually just make games juvenile and one-dimensional. The latest example? The new Max Payne: http://t.co/9gfbNn78

There’s an unfortunate trend in the game industry to make franchises more gritty, dark, and violent over time: http://t.co/9gfbNn78

More thoughts on Twitter’s recent moves to limit 3rd party apps: http://t.co/XtjxMnu6 Could backfire and alienate power users.

Guess I’ll have to use @seesmic or @bufferapp now to post to both networks. Good job, Twitter. Way to drive me away from your site!