post hoc ergo propter hoc

Picture speaks a thousand words.

VirtualWin gives you maximum 20 desktops, Chrome allows you to save webpage as app. F11 offers fullscreen feature.

Perfect!

Thanks to google who gave me the invitation, twice.(cause obviously I registered for the invitation 3 times….)

Anyway, trying out this 波 for around 1 week now. And found…

1, concept is brilliant.

2, usage could be limitless

3, works best on chrome (so far)

4, on the 7th day, chrome + google input(chinese) + gWave == screwed up. I can only type english inside waves…

5, speed is slow like hell, and it gets slower while wave grow longer…

6, wavers are less..participative…. At the first day I can see waves updating in the count of 2/sec or 3/sec. After 7 days, the updating rate is around 1/20mins……And mostly are chinese wavers.

Just a random thought : chinese wavers are more participative because (A), there are more chinese user.. :p at least when I am awake. (B), chinese conversations are more …精简….which means chinese waves are generally “shorter”, therefore the speed is faster, therefore less waver would give up on “waving”….

Have so many projects planning in my head, yet has no spirit to really work on them.

Need to work my ass off tmr…

http://www.wangtam.com/50226711/microsoft_office_2010_ceeaece_181468.php

Recent week everybody (IT world) is talking about the newly announced Chrome OS – Google, and the upcoming M$ Office Online. Well, as chrome still have us to wait for at least another 12~18 months, what we can do is only speculation.

The link above listed some of the “amazing” videos of the Office 2010, and the online version. Surprisingly you would find that the presenter is using firefox to view his online apps. And he also claims that “it is the largest JS application on the web, for now.” “Largest”, “heaviest”…. I guess we all now that when it comes to js rendering, CHROME does ROCK. The fact that M$ ppl are choosing firefox simply says “IE sucks!”, and “Chrome is really our competitor…”.

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“labs” setting comes to GCalendar! Well, though there isn’t much exciting tweaks, it is indeed worth checking out. And I do believe google could do a better job at its gTask app… Best if it could sync with iphone in the future