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OTOH, if you LIKE rambling tangents, feel free to follow my personal blurbees twitter:
On Aug 8, 9:32 am, Ultraviolet <paula.li...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Aug 7, 4:03 am, banterboy <bickerf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> [...]
> > anywho, what other interesting gadgets do you think us bickerfest > > readers should check out?
> I love my Google personalized homepage.
Oh, so do I. I have a page for different interests. French, art, news, games, science and weather, web design, and then the homepage with stuff I want to check right away. And I created composite gadgets because I was beginning to fill them up with so much stuff I'd have to scroll too far. I got really carried away, and I don't use it all, of course. It's just for days when I feel like playing.
> I've put on a gadget that > shows me any new items in my Gmail and my Google reader. Got my > bookmarks there, my peeps' personalized thingers (not sure what > they're called -- those mini-bio doodads that you can change every day > to show what you're reading, thinking about, etc.),
I made one of those, but I never update it, so I never shared it. There's only so much one can keep up with.
> lit'ry quote of > the day, cat of the day, and rotating baby animal photos from Flickr. > Mucho cool. Also, personalizing Google news is the way to go -- now I > don't have to see a bunch of boring stories about politics and crap; > I've set mine to frosting and cats. (And sex and shoes and cake and > calories.)
I have art pics of the day, places you need to visit before you die, and various quotes and sayings of the day. One of my pages is Google news. I found a plug-in/script (?) that allows you to make one whole tab page and turn it into the Google news page. Then I have a general news page that holds gadgets of other news services. Not that I spend much time reading the news, but....well, I try every now and then. This at least has it right at my fingertips when I'm in the mood.
> > oops, i forgot to argue about twitter.
> > oh well, i'll leave that part to you this round, k?
> > k.
> K. Twitter sucks. It's really annoying. I wanted to get rid of someone > and it took forever (nothing against that person; she was simply > Twitting so much that she obliterated everyone else's). I had to block > her three different times for it to finally "take." Plus it's hard to > have a convo because of the character limit, so you're reduced to > talking about what you had for lunch. Blah. The automatic tiny URLs > are neat though.
I like the badge Twitter has that I put in my sidebar on my blog. Except, it only shows those whose Twitters aren't private, so I still need to go check the site.
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