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My webmail is really shite - it’s so slow, and takes ages to load, ’spechally with attachments…. It’s cool having my own webmail set up on my server - no banners, no advertising, no space limit - but ‘cos it’s on this slow (like molasses) server, it is very hard to justify the time limit, ’spechally more so when it’s 2 quid for a half-hour at the local internet cafe…
so, if any of you want a quality Saffa email address - try out webmail.co.za for a good, fast service…
later
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If you’ve just got to my site now, I apologise.
Please bear with me - there is content, and it does work like I intended it to, it’s just that it is very slow.
OK - so now I know the server is slow. It’s pissing me off no end. In SA, it’s very fast up and down, but here in London, it’s slow like molasses. But like thick, cold molasses left in the fridge - the type that doesn’t flow when you turn it upside down.
This we will have to remedy soon….
and I think that (mt) will be the best bet.
later
Question: is this type of flash work the flavour of the month now? - is this the kind of experimental work which will lead to new UI’s and thus user experiences??, or is it an example of what maths, flash and creativity will create if put into the right hands - cool to look at, but otherwise useless??
Hmmm…
I reckon Joshua Davis might disagree, but I also reckon that Jakob Nielson may have a few words to say about it…
Who is your guru??
Welcome to the personal blog of Gareth Knight. On web 2.0, technology, living in London, business, software, the web, Africa and sustainability. This is the evolution of one Afrikan.
