Apparently Google’s standards for its advertisers isn’t as strict as one would think. I’ve spotted this ad for WifiRobin, a site that sells WiFi hacking equipment. But then why am I surprised?
We’ve clearly become a society of thieves, since P2P, illegal tube sites and so forth are now talked about (even in mainstream media) with [...]
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Google Gmail Password Secret Link
Published by May 16th, 2009 in Tips and Tricks and Uncategorized. 0 CommentsSeth Godin just posted about a secret link to reset the Gmail password flag, without actually resetting the password. Basically what’s happening is that if you use a mail client like Outlook or Thunderbird (my choice) sometimes Gmail’s servers keep asking you to provide your password, even if you have it saved.
Then you keep [...]
Google Outage – Let This Be a Reminder
Published by May 15th, 2009 in Search Engines, Technology and Uncategorized. 0 CommentsJust a quick note on the Google outage on Thursday – if you are entrusting your important business documents or email to Google you are, frankly, an idiot.
WHAT HAPPENED
Google went down for parts of the world and with it went their mail service and Google docs. If you couldn’t access your business documents or missed [...]
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