I read John’s Book some 2 years ago. Now you don’t have to leave your company to change the World. Let Project 10 to the 100 help you to help others.
Google is putting $10 million on the table, got an idea so don’t hesitate.
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$10 million idea, do you have one?
September 26, 2008When Gmail is filled
September 9, 2008Who said I never had to delete another email?
Few years ago I have to move around a lot carrying my notebook all the time for work and study. Since I spent very little time in the office I have no access to office emails served by Microsoft’s exchange server. So I set up email rules such that incoming emails are copied to a gmail account setup solely for that purpose. I haven’t logged into that account lately as I thought gmail is bottomless.
I was alerted by my colleagues that they have received bounce back from gmail saying that my mailbox is full, I don’t believe that.
In fact I have more than 11,000 mails in the inbox that I have not read.
Google's browser Chrome
September 2, 2008As a developer can you cope with the pace of new broswers and standard? Google is launching their own browser very soon. It’s like a car builder now having their own engine factory.
I have seen commercial sites around here still WARNING users that their site is best viewed by IE 5.1 or 6 while IE7 is nearly obsolete with IE8 just round the corner.
I have also seen websites still support only IE without any consideration of users using Safari, Firefox or Opera. I guess with the pace of new broswers/standards joining the race it must be good business helping businesses to update their website designs.
Google cheats?
May 9, 2007You can’t do without searching the web these days. Have you ever clicked to the last page of the search results?
I searched for something today and Google returned 576,000 results. I clicked, one page at a time, to the last page which showed results 851-858 and I saw, as usual, “…repeat the search with the omitted results included…”. So I clicked that link and I have this time 579,000 results.
Again I clicked to the end but this time I could only get to 991-1000 results then there was nothing more showing, not even the “…repeat the search…” link.
Where are the other 578,000 results promised?
Research revealed that most people found their answers within the first and a half page. Do they just fake a large number randomly?
