Often I would like to move a gmail attachment straight into my album on Google+/Picasa, it would be nice to have this feature.
Moreover maybe it could be setup so that if I send an email to myself with a plus at the end eg: joebloggs@gmail.com+
It could automatically make a post with the content, if its text put it on my stream or if there are attachments load them into my gallery or to YouTube?
It would be nice if there was an option to include new email in your Google+ stream so you can stay updated in one place.
The idea in a few short sentence:
Building a webpage full of small car racing games,
Every game is a commercial to a different company.
Inspiration: The million dollar homepage selling pixels for dollars.
Buisness plan: Make one template game and use it for all
the small race games. Sell racing games with a company logo or
a product illustration as the race track.
How the web site will be build?
We will use the flexibility and the lower cost of the
Macromedia Flash technology to build a low cost but good quality games.
The race track and the competitors will be flexible enough to
take any shape and size.
If you are interesting in my idea please send me an email to
ylando1@walla.com
I would like to receive a copy of any PSN message to my linked email address. If I choose to reply to the message it is sent directly to the recipient and also logged in my sent items on my PS3.
This way I can keep in touch with my PSN friends even when I'm away from my PS3.
I propose a special tax on companies that generate spam email. It could
go something like this: Companies, or individuals that send out mass
emails are taxed 1 cent for every mailing they put out. This would not
include emails that are legitimate; a large company sends out emails to
"subscribers", or people who knowingly signed up to get thier
newsletters, or "notices".
This tax would only include mass,
random emails. I think that this might eliminate some needless spam,
but even if it does not, more tax money will be generated, so as to cut
down on other taxes that we have to pay.
Also, this would require companies to submit forms to the government to
get "permission" to send out mass spam. Instead of simply trying to rid
the internet of spam, much like we did with those annoying "spam" phone
calls, we could raise much needed funds.
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