Posted by Lim on Oct 30th, 08 | Filed under
Gmail,
Internet |
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Google just announce Mail Goggles, which is a Lab service which enable user to remind yourself before sending any message.
Sometimes, when you compose mail, you may accidently press the send button. This is really bad for any formal or important mail. So, Google had launched Mail Goggles, which is a service that will popup a dialog box which ask users to answer some Math questions.
This is to prevent user accidently send wrong message and user may had enough time to think twice before they hit the Send button.
To use Mail Goggles, go to your Settings page and browse to the Lab tab, then enable the Mail Goggles feature. After that, you may set the difficulty of the Math questions. Besides this, Mail Goggles also let user to choose when this feature will be turn on. For example, you may only turn on this feature at mid night, as this is the time most people feel sleepy and chances to send wrong messages are higher.
Posted by Lim on Sep 27th, 08 | Filed under
Cool Stuff,
Internet |
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TinyPaste sounds similar with TinyURL. TinyURL able to turn long URL into short URL, while TinyPaste able to turn long text into an URL.
Sometimes, when you want to send some message to your freind through MSN, but MSN limits the maximum lengths for each conversation. So, you may need to separate one message into different messages. It is very troublesome and time consuming.
So, TinyPaste may help us as it will store your message in the database, generate a short URL for you. After that, you just send the URL to your friend and they can view the original content through the URL.
TinyPaste will convert the text to Unicode format. so you can use it to store Chinese or even Japanese language text. I think this is really a good idea, but it is even better if user can encrypts the message.
TinyPaste
Posted by Lim on May 3rd, 08 | Filed under
Firefox,
Tips,
Tutorial |
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If you found that your Firefox prompts too many warning messages, you can try to change the security settings and Firefox will know that you are aware of those issues.
These warning messages prompted especially when we try to leave an encryption page or try to submit information which not encrypt. If we already aware of it, the messages are really annoying. So, i had decide to switch off all warning messages.
First, go to Firefox -> Tools and choose Options. Choose the Security tab and then press the Settings button. After that, you will see a list of check boxes as shown on the snapshot above.
You can then uncheck all so that no warning messages prompt while browsing the web.
