6 posts tagged “vox”

After I posted my www.geocaching.com down, I noticed that others on Vox also had some posts:

Other Vox Posts

Bravely clicking the link I got to the post:

The Vox Post

Another click on the "play" button and I was led to:

Led to this site

***CLICK*** and I ended up with a google warning:

Google Warning

Thank you Google. You saved my day.
Well, in fact maybe my Internet Guard ***could*** have saved me from some malicious programs but its nice Big G also has a look ;)

So always be aware - if something bigger happens there are people out there who try to get their profit from big news...

PM: Might also be a false warning *but* better one warning too much than one less.

Somehow it seems that Vox doesnt accept many of my mobile log entries.

For example this morning I sended a picture from my room in the hotel:

Brightkite

All I got from Vox (or better from Google) has been an error mail:

ErrorMail

However you can follow my updates also using this link: http://brightkite.com/people/Eol/friendstream

Enjoy.

... my Vox Theme looks EXTREMLY NICE on Apple:

VoxTheme (on Apple)

I hate WYSIWYNG editors (what you see is what you never get)

Even Vox is no exception, thats also the cause most of my posts have centered pictures, because Vox doesn't really handle paragraphs ...

Here you see the view of the Vox Editor

Editor

Here You can see the reality (after closing the editor):

Reality

The bulleted paragraph ("Coverage") should be down of the picture. That forces one to edit a post several times (adding randomly Enters OR just use the "take all space and center the picture" tactic ...

Editing it sometimes would be not that crucial. But I also have an RSS daemon posting my posts to Twitter, that make the post appear 10 ten times if I edit it ten times ...

Nice. VOX celebrated one year and I am on it now since beta.

Part of my Profile Page

I didn't notice but thanks to find time to read a lil' on Junior's Vox I noticed, so the obligatory:
Happy Birthday Vox - keep on the good work !

I personally like it that "we" first users got a badge to prove our curiousness. Its not that bad by now even my GMail account still is (guess what?).

BETA.

Gmail_beta

Its no longer since (I guess Google started it ...) that Beta applications are what they used to be. Its more or less a brand by itself it seems.
On the other hand its fun trying out new features (well, in the open source community its also "usual" - I know projects which never reached version 1.0 - ZWiki for example - developed since 1999 (!) has now "reached" version 0.59; as its more mature than many many 1.0+ versions of other programs).

Thanks to Madeline for pointing out theres new beta fun at vox.