I've switched back full time to Gmail and love it. The one thing I notice is how boring it is to only have to really run a browser ... Gmail, Docs, and nearly everything I use lives there. Boring.
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07/27/2009
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I can come over to your office and "encrypt" the hell out of it if you like. It was definitely not boring when it happened to me and I couldn't access my stuff.
Posted by: Allan Gyorke | 07/27/2009 at 07:00 PM
Yeah, your story and my inability to get email on an old machine quickly has taken me back to the land of gmail. I love it! I did turn off google notifier though to help me focus less on mail and more on getting things done.
Posted by: Cole Camplese | 07/27/2009 at 07:00 PM
It might be easier to explain if I drew you a diagram....
Posted by: Alan Levine | 07/27/2009 at 07:00 PM
If you haven't already, try using the Fluid app (http://fluidapp.com/) to run Gmail. It's a little less boring than using your standard browser.
Posted by: Michael Gowin | 07/28/2009 at 07:00 PM