I am on Reversim.com
Just did a fun podcast on http://reversim.com with my friends Ran Tavori and Ori Lahav.
This is Frank Smadja's main blog, here you'll find tips and thoughts about food, technology, Internet and a few other random topics.
As my grandma used to say, one should eat to live and not live to eat.
Just did a fun podcast on http://reversim.com with my friends Ran Tavori and Ori Lahav.
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Interesting how sometimes even Google can be sloppy. I am getting a lot of errors on youtube if I use Google Chrome. The message I get is:
"We're sorry, this video is no longer available...."
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3:48 AM
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Sometimes I am wondering how bugs like that could slip through Google's nets.
While trying to switch gmail accounts, I tried to export my contacts from one account in order to export them onto the other one.
It just doesn't work the message I get is:
Oops. An unknown error occured while importing your contacts.
Come on Google do something here.
Hey I finally made it big, I am a PC Weenies guest.
All this thanks to my previous post on slow typers :)
Check this out: http://pcweenies.net/2008/06/04/guest-starring-frank-smadja/
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Google is going crazy on me. While I was normally trying to send an email by clicking on "compose" in gmail, I got locked out of gmail and got this ugly message: "Your account is locked down because of
suspected unusual activity"
Google says:
Unusual account activity includes, but is not limited to:
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I have been wondering this for about a year now, my answer to myself has always been: "They are probably working on it and by the time you blog about it it will be avalaible for all."
Well, it's been over a year now and it still is not available yet; so here it is:
Why can't I search my attachments from withing Gmail??
I mean, if somebody sends me an attachment in an email, there is no way for me to search within this attachment that I know of. The only workaround I found so far is to import the attachment to Google docs and then it becomes searchable from within Google docs. But I mean this is really cumbersome.
Isn't Google supposed to organize the world's information and make it accessible and useful? How about my own information?
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Labels: gmail, google, search engines
I just received a ball in the mail. A real ball, all inflated and all. The stamp was on the ball and my address too. It has been sent by Julian Cash because he enjoyed one my papers on tag clustering. Here's a Web friendly version written by Philipp Keller; Mail me if you want to read the original paper.
Thanks to Julian Cash for his creativity.
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11:41 PM
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I really think that Facebook ads are obnoxious and very bothering. See the one below on my personal profile? They even have some that blink in big red letters.
Is this what one should expect of the rising star of the Web2.0 sites?
Is this how they are getting some $80 million a year?
Am I missing something here? Free cash on Facebook??
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Labels: advertisement, eveil, facebook, usability, web2.0