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Archive for the tag "gmail"

Live blogging web 2.0 expo – web performance anti patterns and listening to your customers

October 12th, 2011 by Jeanne Boyarsky

See table of contents for full list of web 2.0 expo posts I think the performance anti patterns one will be more interesting, but Microsoft does have good points about your customers being important and basics for most websites. And Hotnail has changed a lot over time. Microsoft and Hotmail Hotmail was one of the [...]

managing my inbox

December 19th, 2010 by Jeanne Boyarsky

Email overload!  Must change something. Before Up through November, I thought I had decently organized my gmail.  I had filters set up to direct certain kinds of mail to labels that could be read on demand/on the weekend/etc.  I was able to find most things that stayed in my inbox.  I did have a constantly [...]

find friends in social networking without a password

June 5th, 2010 by Jeanne Boyarsky

I’ve always been concerned about the whole “give us your e-mail password and we will tell you which of your friends are registered on our service” thing on social networking sites.  To the point that I refuse to give out the password.  If I give out my password, the sites can do whatever they want [...]