google wave invites

[newbitech]

please send one, I have the api coded on my back end and need to start testing front end stuff...

please invite!

[John Q. Revere]

Google way too big, another "too big to fail" waiting to happen.

Install EJabberd and join the open source, open protocol, local business XMPP model.

Enough Google!

[KCIndy]

I have the api coded on my back end ...


You have a code on your rear end?? :eek:

I always warn people not to go to the tattoo parlor after drinking too much!
:D

[Austin]

Google way too big, another "too big to fail" waiting to happen.

Install EJabberd and join the open source, open protocol, local business XMPP model.

Enough Google!
lol

[GunnyFreedom]

I got my Google wave today! WOOOOOOOOOT!

Too bad it's still in prerelease -- the blog/web embed just plain ROCKS -- but you can't see it without an account yet until it's out of prerelease and into beta.

Here is a wave just hangin out on my blogger:

http://glenbradley.net/files/gwembed.jpg

That's just a simple test. The crazy apps do work, even embedded into web pages not connected to the Google wave servers.

I know, some folks just hate Google because they are so big, and you don't trust them at all. Well, I don't need to trust Google to use the heck out of this outstanding tool for the benefit of keeping my intarwebs up! :D

Looks like we are going to get a Drupal embed block momentarily, and I believe I can already embed into a Drupal story/page, but I do not want to monkey with the Vance county GOP site while this thing is still in prerelease.

But I just have to say...WOW

The potential for being able to remotely manipulate multiple sites at once from a simple interface is mindblowing. :D :D :D

and no, I have not gotten any invites yet. :( And when I do, at least 4 are already spoken for as they will be helping me collaborate the campaign here on the ground.

[Austrian Econ Disciple]

I got my Google wave today! WOOOOOOOOOT!

Too bad it's still in prerelease -- the blog/web embed just plain ROCKS -- but you can't see it without an account yet until it's out of prerelease and into beta.

Here is a wave just hangin out on my blogger:

http://glenbradley.net/files/gwembed.jpg

That's just a simple test. The crazy apps do work, even embedded into web pages not connected to the Google wave servers.

I know, some folks just hate Google because they are so big, and you don't trust them at all. Well, I don't need to trust Google to use the heck out of this outstanding tool for the benefit of keeping my intarwebs up! :D

Looks like we are going to get a Drupal embed block momentarily, and I believe I can already embed into a Drupal story/page, but I do not want to monkey with the Vance county GOP site while this thing is still in prerelease.

But I just have to say...WOW

The potential for being able to remotely manipulate multiple sites at once from a simple interface is mindblowing. :D :D :D

and no, I have not gotten any invites yet. :( And when I do, at least 4 are already spoken for as they will be helping me collaborate the campaign here on the ground.

Go Gunny, hope you win. :D You'll have to educate me on your experiences for when I one day run for office.

[GunnyFreedom]

Google way too big, another "too big to fail" waiting to happen.

Install EJabberd and join the open source, open protocol, local business XMPP model.

Enough Google!

Nahhhh, I'm really gonna twist your nickels and embed Jabber into wave, and then use it to update 5 websites simultaneously at full rich content from an IM client on my iPhone. :D MUHUHUHAHAHA!

[GunnyFreedom]

Go Gunny, hope you win. :D You'll have to educate me on your experiences for when I one day run for office.

I really appreciate it. it is my intention to document the snot out of this, so win, lose, or draw my fellow travelers will have a leg-up when the next cycle comes around.

now, it's time to zzzzZZzzzzz....