Using Google Adwords to max out Dropbox referrals

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I stumpled upon Vladik Rikhter’s post via Hacker News on how to utilize Google Adwords to max out your Dropbox referrals for less than $10. Basically, you set up an ad campaign that leads people to sign up for a Dropbox account via your referral link, giving them 2.25 GB (250 MB extra for using… Read more »

Some modifications for WordPress

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I recently changed my WordPress theme to Reflex+, a theme that resembles the current look of Google+ and other Google related services. I had to make some manual modifications. Excerpt vs. full content for each post On the main index page, you can either show just an excerpt or the full content of each post…. Read more »

Google CloudPrint on Linux

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Google CloudPrint allows users to print to the cloud from devices such as your mobile phone. That is, you can print documents and pictures from your phone to printers you have access to (e.g., at home) but is not directly connected to your phone. As of 5/12/2011, only printing from mobile Gmail and Google Docs… Read more »

the next big thing from google: WAVE

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Google just recently unveiled Google WAVE (keynote presentation at Google I/O 2009). I read it on the news, googled it, went to the blog, and watched the video. The video is quite long (1+hr, 300+mb). I downloaded it and viewed it. Looks like it is Google’s next big product. Email has been invented for 40+… Read more »

Google gadgets

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One thing I’ve recently discovered about Google are the gadgets. I knew they existed, but I don’t use the iGoogle page that often for me to use them. However, I use gmail 24/7, so I added some there. They even have gadgets for Blogger.