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The Later app – one of the most meaningless, useless apps I’ve ever seen
Never waste your time with such a meaningless service / app / platform like later dot com
Goodbye, Google Adsense, it’s no longer worth it.
When I received approval for the Google Adsense program back in 2007, I thought I have become a part of the club of the elite bloggers, or at least a part of some select club. And you know what ? For a while, it actually was a select club. Having your blog approved for monetisation
Goodbye, miss Mayer and Yahoo, looking forward to Altaba ?!
According to several online news sources, the Yahoo-Verizon deal is a closed one, and Yahoo is no longer a standalone company, but part of the much larger Verizon family. Former CEO Marissa Mayer, who’s poor judgement and lack of actual understanding of technology brought Yahoo close to annihilation, has also stepped down from her leadership
Why I am disgusted with Yoast’s SEO plugin
Caution: this is A RANT ! I’m both a blogger and a freelancer, and I write articles both for myself and my customers from time-to-time. And from time-to-time, I am faced with the inability to write compelling, in-depth, well-written and meaningful articles, because my customers or friends expect me to write those articles in accordance
When the customer says “that damn computer just won’t work”
TL;dr : check these, if you think your customer’s pc is clogged ; Some of the regular challenges of being an IT support person are listening to heavy cursing, accepting some foul language from your customer knowing that it’s directed towards “that damn machine” and not you, and from time to time, cleaning a PC
To me, linkedin always was, and still is a disappointment
When I discovered Linkedin a few years ago, I was very excited thinking that I’ve discovered a great network of potentially like-minded professionals, from whom I could learn, with whom I could cooperate, build, share, essentially, grow both as a human being and as a blogger and an IT professional. I already had more then
Just when I thought yahoo couldn’t get worse
Since my previous post I really thought nothing could make yahoo mail worse, but hey, just a few minutes later, here’s what yahoo login displays now (or at least, what firefox 24 thinks it does) :Endless redirect loop detected on login. Way to go, yahoo programmers, you should get a prize for this
Paypal error – is paypal becoming just another untrusted site ?
I see that it’s a trend to do facelifts on sites that otherwise were perfectly functional, but haven’t changed in their outlook for a while, and it’s a trend to make changes for the mere sake of making changes, even if those changes break functionality. Yahoo, gmail, even operating systems and desktops like Ubuntu, and
Aweber.com internal server error – error 500
Sometimes even the “big boys” of the internet world have errors in their services, sites, etc. Here’s a proof: trying to access a link from aweber.com, which was sent to me in an e-mail to confirm a subscription to some ezine, their site showed me an internal server error. I’m not debating whether it’s a
Twitter offline from Romania, possibly elsewhere
Looks like for some unknown reason Twitter and t.co redirector are offline if you are trying to access it from Romania, and possibly some other places – see the pictures below – but is online if you access it from…. well, “the right” places. Talk about equality, and no boundaries on the internet, and all
Blogcatalog errors and total disrespect from its staff ?
Although blogcatalog is a pretty well known platform by the blogging comunities around the world, I’ve had the misfortune to be blocked from registering, and I also had the misfortune to be treated as if I was transparent, by its staff, not receiving at least a negative answer to my support or help request. Here’s
What are Yahoo!’s programmers trying to prove ?
I am apphaled by the amount of fake sofistication and fake high level of intelligence and security-awareness sometimes some online service providers are trying to prove they have ! Today, while trying to change my yahoo password on one of my accounts, I was met several times with the message that my password is either
Open source – a solution or a problem ?
I sometimes wonder, whether those coders and other people who work(ed) for giant corporations like WordPress, Mozilla, etc., even bother thinking about the repercussions of their actions, and the effect of their products on society, or they simply feel completely satisfied with the gullible doctrines they subscribe to by working for those companies.
