Here we go again – some more Google love. First of all, I’m really glad that Google continues to integrate its services with each other. Recently they’ve updated Google Reader with a feature that allows one to email items without opening any additional windows or doing copy-pasting stuff. Those who have GMail accounts will automatically … Continue reading Google bits
I have received an email from GoDaddy today, which kind of made me think about how small things matter. Here is a quote: Dear Leonid Mamchenkov, The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN(R)) recently agreed to reduce their Registrar Transaction Fee from $.25 to $.22. What does this mean for you? Good news. … Continue reading Every cent matters
Yesterday I wrote a post about privacy. Today I realized that a very much related discussion – about Google data collection and privacy issues – has been held on the web recently, and I totally missed it because of .. well, my changing feed reading habits. Here is a link to “Google and privacy” post … Continue reading Google and privacy
Yesterday I watched an interesting program on the Discovery about the future of information technology. It was interesting not because I’ve learned a lot of new stuff – I didn’t. It was interesting to see what and how mass media in general and very trustworthy channel like Discovery in particular bring down onto unsuspecting public. … Continue reading On privacy
My feed reading habits seem to be changing once again. I have much less free time now to follow things and that is reflected in my subscription numbers. I still use two feed readers – Google Reader for news reading, famous bloggers, and Flickr images; and Akregator for feeds of my friends and people I … Continue reading Feed reading habits update