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u48998

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About u48998

http://webwanderings.wordpress.com

Recent public activity

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    Comment #3221829

    Very nice idea. What about security, privacy etc? Who else sees the messages going back and forth and who retains the archive?

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    Comment #3172286

    Yes, and Google has access to admin's data!

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    Comment #3155863

    After the delicious fiasco, I am not in a mood to try any such service. Instead, I'm keeping my bookmarks to my Firefox with all the tags. So what if the Firefox bookmarks manager'…

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    Comment #3150810

    lol, Ads!

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    Comment #3150795

    The free version is significantly slower to pull stories, compared to Google Reader. So I don't see a reason to even try.

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    Comment #3142084

    There's basically no properties option for tables. Try Zoho, they've got more features.

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    Comment #3141668

    Use Newsblur and Pinboard, the only two real competitors out there whenever someone comes up looking for replacement for GR or Delicious....as per HN of course!

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    Comment #3136447

    Open Source gets me excited, but then I compare the updates in NewsBlur and GReader and I see that my feeds are arriving earlier in GReader than NewsBlur (just because I'm not a pa…

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    Comment #3110880

    How is this done on blogger?

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    Comment #3108110

    Cross-browser bookmarks compatibility is the one reason I'm having hard time giving up on Firefox, otherwise, Chrome is certainly faster and better overall. The other issue is that…

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    Comment #3077118

    I want less, is there a smaller rss?

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    Comment #3053163

    A live and public website in use for a long time by so many people, goes back to beta and breaks everything. In an offline world, a service like that would possibly call for lawsui…

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    Comment #3052957

    There is no freaking lesson here, at least not so soon. Because they refuse to revert back, they possibly don't even know how to revert back. It's a major screw up in the history o…

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    Comment #3040333

    This is not a link-bait, I am genuinely wondering. The link takes you to a simplified summary of costs at my blog. I am curious what people think in general about this as this was …

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    Is Wordpress.com the most expensive blogging platform out there?

    This is not a link-bait, I am genuinely wondering. The link takes you to a simplified summary at my blog. I am curious what people think in general about this as this was not the c…

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    Comment #3024973

    I have not seen such a crap coming out of Mashable before.

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    Comment #3004350

    If this is so useful, than how come it is not available here on this site by default?

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    Comment #3000688

    Google+ who?

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    Comment #3000683

    Several days and counting and I still have not heard from Posterous when they decided to rebrand my blogs and why. Amazing!

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    Comment #2988105

    The ultimate lesson has always been that we can never put all of our eggs in one basket. But lately, the lesson has evolved to suggest that even if you put some of the eggs in a ba…

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    Comment #2987848

    OK, nice to know this through tech-media. Not that I was using this on daily basis but I thought as a registered user, I should have known first via email.

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    Comment #2974015

    I love and trust Firefox,

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    Comment #2962901

    Google Angry Birds game? They've got many products shot down in their history.

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    Comment #2947030

    More reasons to get out. G+ is fast becoming link plugging spammers paradise. Users have very less control over who, where and how they're seen. No wonder there are less number of …

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    Comment #2925075

    Neither Groupon nor Google would come close to Amazon offers because both of these requires you to explicitly sign up, where as you are already getting local deals in your inbox if…