Monday, April 11, 2005

Where Google gets all that Gmail hard drive space.

My Gmail space has tipped the 2 GB scale; it’s now 2083 MB and counting. Even before it bloated, I’ve often wondered, where in the world does Google gets all that Gmail space ?!

But now I know.

From The Joy of Tech!

Wednesday, April 06, 2005

Not just your simple ordinary toys

They are the Plush Toys.

Sniffany Gift Box



Chewnel #5

Pets, nowadays, are really pampered ! I don’t even have Tiffany or Chanel in my collection, okay !

via Merrylog

Friday, April 01, 2005

A case of trying too hard [NUS 28 March 2005]

Just 4 days old, but this is probably old news by now, seeing how it’s spreading like wildfire both in real life and in the blogosphere. Just so you know, I am a nice lady and didn’t think of posting it up here initially (prolonging the poor girl’s misery like this). But someone put me up to it, so here it is. I’m leaving the girl’s blog url out of this tho’, although it shouldn’t be too difficult to get hold of it if you are kpo enough. LOL.

From Jim:

Boy likes girl.
[…]
Boy got lecturer to help profess love for girl.
[…]
Lecturer stopped class early to display powerpoint… in front of the whole lecture group.
Girl feels grossed out and traumatized.
Girl becomes overwhelmed by news that spreads from HWZ to SPUG to blogs like mine.
[…]

Somehow, all these were captured on the lecture’s webcast video. Nowadays lectures are recorded and webcasted for people who like to miss lectures. So, check out the video here and I must say, that lecturer is one funny guy.

To infinity and beyond

Yahoo! Mail may roll out news of their forthcoming 1 GB of free email storage (a couple of weeks ago), but Gmail adds another gigabyte to all its users’ accounts today ! No big announcements, just action !

To celebrate our one-year birthday, we're giving everyone one more gigabyte. But why stop the party there? Our plan is to continue growing your storage beyond 2GBs by giving you more space as we are able. We know that email will only become more important in people's lives, and we want Gmail to keep up with our users and their needs. From Gmail, you can expect more.


Happy 1st birthday Gmail, and many more.

We love you.