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“My biggest timesink is definitely Twitter, where I have had an account for checks notes …14 years?”
André Arko Interview, Web developer · via Uses This 
“It won't let me check Twitter or CNN before 2 p.m.”
Joshua Eaton Interview, Freelance investigative reporter · via Uses This 
“I'd be lost without Twitter: both the best and worst thing to ever happen to me.”
Laura Jedeed Interview, Independent journalist · via Uses This 
“Twitter for quickly killing my phone's battery.”
David Pierce Interview, Editor-at-Large (Protocol) · via Uses This 
“It's a cross platform app that allows me to block my own access to Twitter apart from a few hours a day.”
Tim Maughan Interview, Writer, journalist · via Uses This 
“When I moved here, I began painting more by making watercolor avatars for friends on Twitter.”
Emily Griffin Interview, Illustrator, stylist · via Uses This 
“(Get at me on Twitter at @amandablair with suggestions!)”
Blair Hickman Interview, Digital journalist · via Uses This 
“Twitter is my main tool for interacting with humans.”
Jill Jubinski Interview, Lead of Community and Culture Programs at IBM Cloud · via Uses This 
“The technology I use most often for my work is Twitter - I love Twitter.”
Sarah Mirk Interview, Journalist, editor (Bitch) · via Uses This 
“I consume all of my news (and make new friends) on Twitter.”
Missy Titus Interview, UX and visual designer (StackMob) · via Uses This 
“Twitter and Duolingo are the two largest that I use right now that I don't have a good replacement for.”
Steve Klabnik Interview, Software developer · via Uses This 
“I am beginning to use Twitter (@sabraruvera) as my resistance to using it is waning.”
Sabra Botch-Jones Interview, Forensic toxicologist, researcher · via Uses This 
“Haven't used a feed reader since Twitter launched.”
Mike Monteiro Interview, Designer, director (Mule) · via Uses This 
“I can't actually overstate the role Twitter plays in my life - Twitter's basically taken the role of my web presence.”
Leigh Alexander Interview, Video game journalist (Edge, Kotaku), editor (Gamasutra) · via Uses This 
“Every morning, before I even put on my glasses, I check email and Twitter on my phone.”
Ann Friedman Interview, Journalist (New York magazine, Tomorrow) · via Uses This 
“I use Twitter for linking and venting and keeping up with the Joneses.”
Sean T. Collins Interview, Writer (comics, Rolling Stone, BuzzFeed) · via Uses This 
“I rely pretty heavily on Twitter to keep me in the loop on current research (when some of the best journals tweet their new articles, and lots of other cognitive scientists and philosophers talk shop in 140 characters, it makes it easy for me to stay on top of the most recent work in my fields.) Twitter gets some bad press in academia.”
Robin Zebrowski Interview, Assistant professor of cognitive science · via Uses This 
“When The Tonight Show ended and Conan wanted to join Twitter, I realized that the only computer that I actually owned outright was this tiny little Hackintosh netbook, and I cannot tell you how much shit Conan gave me for being such a big guy who was using such a tiny computer.”
Aaron Bleyaert Interview, Human glue, freckle photographer · via Uses This 
“But, this summer I'm moving down to San Francisco and joining Twitter's design team, where I'll be working on their desktop and mobile sites and apps.”
Mike Kruzeniski Interview, Former principal design lead (Windows Phone) · via Uses This 
“When I tweet, I tweet from twitter.com.”
Kevin Meredith Interview, Photographer, teacher · via Uses This 
“I don't even use a Twitter interface.”
Julieanne Smolinski Interview, Freelance writer, editor · via Uses This 
“I use Flickr Uploadr to upload photos to my Flickr account and Twitter to microblog.”
Jeffrey Zeldman Interview, Web designer, fan of Web Standards · via Uses This 
“I work at Twitter in San Francisco as their API Lead.”
Alex Payne Interview, API developer (Twitter) · via Uses This
