The One Thing Gmail Really Needs — And Has Never Been Done

by Tony Hung on July 18, 2007

And that I would almost pay money for. I mean there are a bajillion add-ons for Gmail — and some of them are even useful — but for the love of all that’s holy, why hasn’t anyone figured out a (…)

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Excuses For Not Blogging, Hip Fractures, Free Shirts, CSS Hiccups and So On.

by Tony Hung on July 18, 2007

Many apologies for not writing for many, many days. Yes, I know — many of you are probably well past withdrawal thanks to my electronic absence. Sadly, a number of factors have caught up with me over the past week (…)

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Jakob Nielson — With The Humblest Respect? You Don’t Understand Blogging, Sir.

by Tony Hung on July 10, 2007

Jakob Nielsen is probably the furthest thing from a Johnny-Come-Lately. The man started his blog site in 1995, back when domain registration cost $70. He is the Original Gangsta of usability. Which is all the more sad that he decides (…)

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Pownce Is Not Twitter, Nor Is It As Important As Twitter.

by Tony Hung on July 9, 2007

Probably because it differs in two critical ways.

Avoiding Email Bankruptcy

by Tony Hung on July 7, 2007

Well, I’ve just spent the better part of two hours cleaning and sorting out my inbox, and I’ve finally dodged email bankruptcy once again. Whew. “Email bankcruptcy” is that term that was coined by Laurence Lessig, where you basically throw (…)

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I Have Pownce Invites — Help Me Test It Out!

by Tony Hung on July 5, 2007

So, I finally got on Pownce yesterday, and I need some help testing it out as I have no friends — on Pownce. Pathetic, isn’t it? :) Anyway, I have 6 invites to get things going, so I was hoping (…)

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A Deep And Flawed Misunderstanding of A-Lists, Blogs, And Social Networks

by Tony Hung on July 5, 2007

… is being propagated by Hugh McLeod, who, once again, has decided to raise the egalitarian “Es Gibt Keine Einliste Es gibt keine A-Liste” (Or, “There is no A-list”, for our non-German reading readers). This issue seems to raise its (…)

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