abrahamvegh

This is excellent.

This would be an excellent idea and I will absolutely throw this in a todo list.

It's not very useful.

This is the plan, but given it took me seven years to get this far, please don't hold your breath. :)

The back story here is that I purchased the domain in 2010, fully intending to have the same functionality back then, and each year since as I renewed it. So your sarcasm is absolutely warranted and welcome.

It did take all of 15 minutes fiddling with a mediocre RewriteRule to get the functionality I wanted.

Thanks, it is intended to be both amusing and not very useful!

Also, I don't think you could even bookmark the site if you wanted, as the redirects are issued as 308. :D

I use a lot of Gmail, with one Yahoo Mail, but I use Gmail as more of a client for my server; all email is sent and received through my server.

Also, why aren't self-hosted options like Horde and Roundcube in this poll?

iPod touch for writing things down on the go, but text files or drawings on my laptop when I'm using it. Everything gets synced back from my iPod, so I always have my ideas in a searchable form on my laptop.

Somewhat valid points... but for the most part not.

And although I'll probably be shot down for this:

The iPhone OS's method of displaying the last masked character briefly before masking it is probably the best way to handle masking.

To a certain extent, yes, I did. Thanks.

http://serverdensity.com/ is another interesting newcomer.

This is just someone who has opted to keep their profile out of search listings.

If you aren't friends with them, or your friend isn't a friend of theirs, it just redirects you back to the homepage.

Excellent article. Freemium is much better for both consumers and producers:

Consumers avoid annoying ads, and they get something they don't mind paying for (one reason being that it costs so little).

Producers just win all around. :)

Converting to a freemium model is the best way to do it.

Users don't pay for something after they've already been receiving it for free.

I suspect Google has a stored copy, because they store everything.

Agree with oscardelben though: It's going to be a lot of data.