Idea, idea, idea… Now repeat 59 times. Voilà! 59 ideas!
Accidentally bump into this WordPress 2.8 page on WordPress Codex. The wording seems to imply WordPress is getting ready to release 2.8 sometime in May.
On May xxth, 2009, WordPress Version 2.8,
named for xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, will be released to the public. For more
information on this enhancement and bug-fix release, read the Development Blog and see the Changelog for 2.8.
An adage today is that it is not about knowledge, it is about finding and filtering knowledge.
One of the ways to find and filter knowledge is to have someone authoritative do that and presents the result to you in a digestabe quanta of knowledge.
Knol, Squidoo and Wikipedia represent three such approach to presenting knowledge that you can turn to. Each with their interesting ideas and twists to it.
While surfing this afternoon, I first learned about Knol which reminds me of my post about Squidoo before. So I went on to explore closer to see how these user-generated-content sites differ.
Refreshed my browser and noticed that GMail is a new favicon. In fact a number of Google properties seem to have changed to this new favicon.
I rather prefer each site to have their own favicon, with many tabs open, it is easier to spot the tab visually.
Storing everything, especially email in the cloud had been all the buzz lately.
Since moving to GMail I have not use a email client again. Going back to email client like ThunderBird seems like a step backward. No more worry about migrating email archive when changing computer, reinstalling system. No more backing up and copies of backup of different clients lying around. Whether working at home, office or cafes, it is just a single logon.
Well then the last step to complete the cloud migration is to move the outstanding archives backup dating almost a decade ago into the cloud. And I did it last weekend.
Here are some notes for those intenting to move existing Pegasus Mail or ThunderBird email archive into GMail.
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