It’s debatable for me when the Internet actually started. Some say it was way back in World War II. Some say that CERN invented it, and there’s a million other stories of how the internet started, just floating around on the web. Well, the first domain name ever was Symbolics.com, which is now a blog. On this day in 1985, …
Just within the past 24 hours, Google released a new feature on its popular webmail service called Google Buzz. Their simple explanation: “Share updates, photos, videos, and more. Start conversations about the things you find interesting.” But I knew there was much more to Buzz than that.
It’s almost over. The first decade of the second millennium will come to a close in three short days from the time of writing. And here’s what I remember of the last ten years, without looking at CNN or any news/encyclopedic sources:
These are the ones that have been circulating in my workplace: Q: What’s the difference between a car and a golf ball? A: Tiger Woods can drive a golf ball 250 yards Q: What’s the difference between Woods and Santa? A: Santa stops at three “ho”s (or Santa only has three “hos”s) And a Michael Jackson joke, just for good …
After getting really pissed off with Uber Twitter, I decided to look for more Twitter applications. I found one called TweetCaster. Unlike Uber(fail)Twitter, TweetCaster actually works. Its interface is more elegant, although I have to admit that each individual tweet takes up more space than it needs to. No ads, and there’s actually a toolbar showing mentions, tweets, direct messages, …