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Wayne Moses Burke shared an idea in Ping.fm on April 02, 2009 15:08:

Update multiple accounts with the same provider.

I would like to be able to update two GTalk status accounts. The same could go for any other type of account, as well.

Wayne Moses Burke replied on May 31, 2008 15:20 to the problem "Can't install on Firefox 3 in Ubuntu" in Me.dium:

Well, just so you know I installed on Swiftweasel on Ubuntu 8.04 and it works fine. If you're not familiar with it (and I would be surprised if you were), Swiftweasel is a re-build of Firefox, optimized for speed instead of size. Basically, it is the most recent version Firefox 2.0.0.14.

Let me know when you Firefox 3 working, though.

Thanks.

Wayne Moses Burke reported a problem in Me.dium on May 30, 2008 20:03:

Can't install on Firefox 3 in Ubuntu

I can't seem to install the firefox 3 add-on in Ubuntu. Everything pretends that it installs correctly, and upon restart, it even tells that a new add-on was installed, but Me-dium does not show up in the list of add-ons.

Wayne Moses Burke replied on February 14, 2008 15:58 to the problem "Can't connect to GTalk" in Twitter:

I see that this has been covered in another topic:

http://getsatisfaction.com/twitter/to...

I'll attempt to solve it using that information.

Wayne Moses Burke started following the problem "Can't register my Gtalk IM account with Twitter" in Twitter.

Wayne Moses Burke reported a problem in Twitter on February 14, 2008 15:31:

Can't connect to GTalk

I think I'm suffering from the use of my own domain and Google Apps, instead of just standard gmail.

When I enter the email I use for Google Talk, twitter pretends that everything's fine, but nothing shows up on the other side.

If I try to enter twitter@twitter.com as a contact, the client insists on sending an invitation to chat, which doesn't include the six digit jipjap (or similar) code and so (I assume) is just ignored....

Please help. I just want to use the service.

Wayne replied on February 14, 2008 15:08 to the idea "Make it easy to find friends." in Twitter:

It is nice to have access to all of your contacts if you have a publicly available email address (hotmail, gmail, etc...), but for those of us on our own domains, uploading an address list would be terribly helpful.