I've just released an updated version of Cleat that supports geolocation and timestamps. Cleat is my Windows command line client for Twitter.
(Related: Catfood: Cleat; Going Chrome; ESRI Shapefile Reader in .NET)
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Catfood: Cleat — Need to tweet from the Windows command line? Well, now you can…...
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