The underlying platform made some changes to the Email Format and it’s causing some problems for some of us. Here are the options: Standard WordPress Subscriptions The best option if the new email format is working for you: Use the Email Subscription option that comes with WordPress. Kindle Review WordPress Email Subscription (Click on the button [...]
Filed under: thoughts | Tagged: direction | 7 Comments »
Please Note: Off-Topic Post. This isn’t very Kindle related other than a few references to the Kindle and to Books. The latest update of Facebook, where it follows you around like a particularly creepy and persistent stalker/paparazzi hybrid, is very interesting. We might soon see attempts to do the same thing with books. Companies might offer us free [...]
Filed under: thoughts | Tagged: crazy thoughts, people as products | 12 Comments »
It doesn’t work on IE and it doesn’t work on Firefox. It doesn’t work from the iPhone either and it doesn’t work from the Nook Color’s browser. So you’re leaving out nearly everyone who would be interested most. Kindle Cloud Reader – a link in case you want to try it out. It doesn’t work on [...]
Filed under: thoughts | Tagged: crazy thoughts, future of reading | 16 Comments »
There’s a very good article on Ravelry at Slate. If you skip the odious comparisons to Facebook and just focus on the beauty of Ravelry it’s hard not to be impressed. Have heard a lot of good things about Ravelry and also get some visitors from there. It’s a site you have to love. It’s basically [...]
Filed under: thoughts | Tagged: human touch, something to hold on to | 15 Comments »
She makes you wait … in long lines … just like she makes other guys wait alongside. Everyone hungers for just one glimpse … in the hope that everyone will be cheering and she’ll be in their arms. She’s high maintenance but you have to admit – she looks pretty great by your side Oh Veronica – I wish I could quit you. She [...]
Filed under: thoughts | Tagged: madness | 4 Comments »
