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Re: Dr. Horrible Act III. I can’t believe it’s over.

teddyb109 — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 05:39:16 -0000

I thought it was a ton of fun. The ending caught me a bit off guard, but it was damn near perfect. Curious to see if the experiment works for Joss Whedon and others involved--could folks earn a living this way? (I did buy the first 2 episodes from iTMS) Also great proof of how friends are the best filters for all the stuff that's out there on the interweb--so thanks for introducing me to Dr. Horrible, Felix. And fingers crossed for more like it.mtm

Re: Twitter, worth a billion? nothing? too late? no, no & no.

teddyb109 — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 06:47:23 -0000

silly question--is there an app that lets one post to all of these microblogging sites at once? Say, update my facebook status, linkedIn, twitter, IM--maybe I could even specify the things I want to add? I get that FriendFeed aggregates all things me, but is there a way I can publish all things me? I know, this is a post about twitter, but then you went and listed all those other services, and I signed up for them, and now I'm like, man, do I have to update them. What a pain....

Re: Knee-jerk review of Ymail v. Gmail (v. Mail.app)

teddyb109 — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 16:15:58 -0000

Web interface only--the less time in Entourage--the better. I like Mail.app, it is a little speedier for inbox processing, but since I'm stuck using Entourage I can't bring myself to use a 3d mail client. I actually really dig the gmail interface and the keyboard shortcuts make it pretty slick.

Sometimes if I wonder if the gmail ads work on a subliminal level...I mean, I think I don't see them, but who knows.

Re: Knee-jerk review of Ymail v. Gmail (v. Mail.app)

teddyb109 — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 05:54:13 -0000

I'm also stuck with Entourage for work mail--which is an endless source of annoying mild pain, but have everything forwarded to gmail for it's search awesomeness and use it for personal mail. It rocks. I checked out my old ymail account after this post, and was reminded that part of what I loved about gmail is that the text ads seem non-intrusive. Ymail seemed to be shouting at me.