Right. Each is about 333.
*-- Russ Abbott*
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*** Professor, Computer Science*
* California State University, Los Angeles*
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Owen,
We could do a Wedtech in September on it. Do you have a cc you could
circulate to get us all on the same page?
N
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I hate to admit it, but I'm finding a few things to like. And I found
a chrome/firefox solution to the screen space problem.
First of all, I really do like one less window on my screen, replaced
by a tab in chrome. I finally found DnD but alas only works in the
mailbox view, not the individual e
I've been using Gmail and the web interface for years now. I actually
like it... There must be things you want to so with mail that I just
don't need to do or something.
I find the web UI quite usable--for how I use it.
~~J
On Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 10:30 PM, Owen Densmore wrote:
> Like many a dam
[Sorry if this is a repeat, gmail problems]On Jun 10, 2011, at 11:16 AM, Russ Abbott wrote:How do you organize your 10,000 apps and find the one you want at any particular time? -- Russ Abbott_ Professor, Computer Science California State University, Lo
Parks, Raymond wrote at 06/10/2011 12:01 PM:
> I think you may have missed the point of Russ' message.
[grin] Probably. I miss points all the time, especially when couched
in very terse language. In fact, if I actually _get_ a point, it's
cause for celebration.
> The whole
> "app" thing, wheth
Glen,
I think you may have missed the point of Russ' message. The whole "app"
thing, whether web or proprietary, simply hides one layer of comlexity behind
another complex layer. The end result is that the luser is completely
seperated from their data yet equally confused. Your example of
Russ Abbott wrote at 06/10/2011 10:16 AM:
> How do you organize your 10,000 apps and find the one you want at any
> particular time?
It can be data-driven with a profiler that takes a signature of the
incoming data and chooses based on that. Or you can require magic
numbers in the data format. O
How do you organize your 10,000 apps and find the one you want at any
particular time?
*-- Russ Abbott*
*_*
*** Professor, Computer Science*
* California State University, Los Angeles*
* Google voice: 747-*999-5105
* blog: *http://russabbott.blogspo
Owen Densmore wrote at 06/10/2011 09:09 AM:
> Files and their management are a bitch.
I think this is a natural result of the GUI. FWIW, I also _hate_
navigating file systems with any GUI I've ever had the opportunity to
touch. But I _love_ navigating file systems via the command line. I
suspec
Pardon me if this is to weird for words, but our other conversation
brought out the phenomenon of Apps. Attached below this is the
original fragment.
Basically I was surprised by the growth of "Apps", especially with the
apparent convergence of everything in the browser (Web Apps).
It has now be
On Jun 10, 2011, at 6:17 AM, Robert Holmes wrote:
Got some specifics? What are the usability issues? I'm curious,
because I love the interface, so I'm worried that I must be missing
something!
--R
Here's a copy from and off-line chat w/ Roger.
I was tempted to respond "Gawd, let me count the wa
I use many of google functionalities. Docs, calendar, web sites. My main
email account is provided by google but using my own domain. With such
amount of space I collect in this account all my pop3 and imap mail accounts
provided by others (gmx, hotmail, aol, etc). I only have had problems to get
m
Got some specifics? What are the usability issues? I'm curious,
because I love the interface, so I'm worried that I must be missing
something!
--R
On Thursday, June 9, 2011, Owen Densmore wrote:
> Like many a damn fool, I'm seriously trying to use Gmail, via the web
> interface.
>
> Now, I (pos
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