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| Can't Express Yourself? Google Adds Over 1000 Emoticons To Gmail's New ... MakeUseOf Are you using Gmail's new compose? If so, you've probably noticed that the emoticon icon does nothing but show a "coming soon" message. Not anymore. Google has rolled out over 1,000 emoticons for Gmails's new compose, which you can add to your ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google: No humans read your emails Times of India Microsoft, which competes with Google, has also launched a website - www.scroogled.com - that talks about "Google's practice of going through the contents of all Gmail emails to sell and target ads". Google said no humans went through the mails; only ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Re: Alternatives to Splunk? « python-list « ActiveState List Archives By msarro@gmail.com (Matty Sarro) gmail.com>. Sat, 9 Feb 2013 12:36:32 -0500. Show HTML formatted message. Look up any nosql database. At it's heart that is what splunk is built on. Or, if you're working with less than 500mb of data a day, just use the free version of splunk. ActiveState Lists - python-list | ||
| CENSORED NEWS: Arizona Snowbowl Protest Photos Feb. 9, 2013 By brendanorrell@gmail.com ... are urging an international boycott of the Arizona Snowbowl, which fought Native Americans protecting the Peaks in lengthy court battles in order to proceed with the desecration of the Peaks. Posted by brendanorrell@gmail.com at 9:58 PM ... CENSORED NEWS |
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| Microsoft lays into Google for 'invading Gmail users privacy' by ... The attack, the latest volley in Microsoft's Scroogled campaign, comes with a website and is aimed to boost interest in the veteran software company's ... www.dailymail.co.uk/.../Microsoft-lays-Google-invading-Gma... | ||
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| Gmail - Google Product Forums Gmail, royanna ebrahimi, 2/8/13 11:51 PM, Hi. I sighned out from my gmail and I cannot get it back . At first it didn't accep my password and 1000% I'm sure I was ... productforums.google.com/d/topic/gmail/RDskq9h0IUY |
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