I’m a bit of a control freak when it comes to how my computer is configured. I like to be aware of how things happen and why they do. Currently on a Windows system, the thing that irritates me the most is the Windows Registry. A nasty, unknown shared resource used by almost all applications [...]
Monthly Archives: March 2009
Chrome Experiments
Are you using Google Chrome? A while ago I talked about how this browser’s introduction into the market would affect the other players. I don’t know what’s the situation today, I only know they released a final 1.0 version and are out of beta. For me, the speed and user experience that I have in [...]
Google Marking Their Own Messages as Spam
You’ve probably already heard about the new interest-based advertising Google is launching. If you haven’t, here’s a link to the ReadWriteWeb article. The funny thing is, as an AdSense subscriber, I got a message from them today, and they marked it as Spam in Gmail. See for yourself: Now the question is, are Google really [...]
You Are Reading Blogs, Right?
A stupid question, I know. Especially after you are already reading this. But I’m fascinated about the fact that so many people I know still don’t read blogs on a regular basis or don’t use RSS or Atom or some other publishing protocol reader. For me, blogs are the primary way to stay informed about [...]