Archive for the ‘Web’ Category

Combining the Sims and Second Life

How come no one thought of that? The Sims could interact with each other. Your Sim could buy from my Sim. Our Sims can go on living their own lives, without any trouble while I am offline. By owning Sims more than 1 avatar, I have a better reach. And then Electronic Arts and Maxis [...]

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How to close that Navteq map?!

Take a look at this webpage.
It looks perfectly normal, and very functional until you put your mouse over that map. And all Hell break loose.

And then no matter what, that map won’t close.
I sent an email to ‘Contact Us’ at Navteq, it went like this:
“i’m at a job listing. i browse the description and [...]

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Some advice when contacting Google Base support

There is no phone numbers that will work.
The best place to get a humane and fast response is at their Forum.
There are 2 regulars (possibly employees of Google) who will give speculated but more than likely accurate answers based on the jargon of their policies which the layman sometimes do not comprehend: Celebird and Tom [...]

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How to call Google Base Customer Support and get a live rep

Well, no point getting any live rep. I spoke to a Google operater (a rather impatient one) and all she could tell me is that Google Base offers only online support and to go to their blog, of which she gave me the web address.
I will show you how to call Google Base customer [...]

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How I cleaned up my facebook profile

It was only after I cleaned up facebook that I realized fb allows us so much freedom to customize what we want to see and what we do not want to see.
It started with the “Extended Profile” option. I struggled with disappearing apps and unneeded stubborn apps on my profile until I found

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Be nosey and search for stats in Walls

A day ago, Facebook fed Lexicon into the news feed.

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Facebook has chat!

What is this?
The moment I saw the word “online”, I’m excited. Because the word “online” means interactivity, instantaneous, going LIVE, connected somehow…

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