Geeking around town...
Because Mike wrote today about how his site is ranked 690,887 at Alexa, I had to find out what this site was ranked. Cue up “You’re so Vain” please. Apparently, I’m much more popular than Mike, sitting pretty at 530,545. Booya.
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I can’t help but feel like I’ve abused the good ranking I get with this blog on Google, but when I complained about the stress ball I had that squirted over my shirt (the Morf ball), I didn’t expect to get a response from the company.
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Prior to that, rumors started circulating that Google would be licensing its Gmail technology to others due to clues in the code. Not only do they supply Gmail accounts, but they supply an administrative interface for the owner of that domain.
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Like any hardcore Netflix user, I read Hacking Netflix. One of the more repetitive, annoying themes is the dissatisfaction of Manuel. For some real Netflix analysis though, I’d check out Mike’s Netflix analysis though it hasn’t been updated in a little while.
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Ever since Google released Gmail to the public, Yahoo and Microsoft have been watching the hipster geek crowd move away from their webmail systems (Yahoo Mail and Hotmail respectively). They finally prioritize actions that users really do use instead of things that they want to promote.
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Dear Apple, If you’re going to publish calendars for your iCal users and advertise them, keep them up to date. A movie release calendar that ends late October of last year is useless. Your pal, Derik
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With most emails being only a few kilobytes big, users aren’t going to fill up that space (particularly because that allotment grows every day). Keeping it less accessible was a good thing because it trained users to stop trying to delete every piece of email. Tags: gmail, google, email
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