But it’s necessary. In my Monday morning ‘down a rabbit hole,’ I was looking into a local restaurant for dinner with some friends for this evening. I hit their menu to see if there’s anything that I’d be interested in (there is) and then I got distracted by the rest of their website (as I…
Filed under the category of: Not of any importance but caught my attention none-the-less While getting a map set up for a client’s contact/location page, I noticed that the Google map about to be used has the same street spelled two different ways on the same city block. Nolen vs. Nolan I don’t know whether…
In my ever increasing attempt to look as vain as possible to my readers, I wanted to point out that for the first time ever, I have arrived at the number one spot in a Google search for my name. Myself and some dot-comrades were Jellying today and got on the subjects of online presences…
It took all of about 24 hours for there to be fixes for the unwarranted iGoogle update. Thank goodness. If you’re using FireFox – and you should be – you would just need to install the Greasemonkey plugin and the newly minted Rockmaster’s iGoogle Sidebar Collapse Greasemonkey script. If you’re still using Internet Explorer (shame…
Google, you know I have mad love for you. But why in the world would you take up more screen real estate on your latest update to iGoogle? Terrible idea. Terrible. I didn’t even use your tab system before, and now I am forced to. Not a good UI practice from a team with a…
Somebody at Google must have had a bad habit of drinking a little too much and using his/her computer for communication purposes following. Looks like they used their 20% rule to create a way to curb their drunk dialing emailing. Gmail labs: Stop sending mail you later regret Enabling the feature in your Gmail requires…
I haven’t participated/done an April Fools joke in a long time mostly because people are pretty aware of the day and if you aren’t the first person to get them on April First, then really don’t stand a chance. The web world though, seems to be another story. Google, in all of their humor and…
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