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  1. Visit Gmail: Google's approach to email Gmail: Google's approach to email

    http://mail.google.com/mail/help/customtime/index.html

    New from GMail: send email back in time. "Gmail utilizes an e-flux capacitor to resolve issues of causality." In all seriousness though, remember when GMail launched on April 1st, 2004 and everyone that it was a joke?

  2. Visit The Marble of Doom The Marble of Doom

    http://marbleofdoom.com/

    Contribute to the pool of data by inputting how much time you've wasted watching the spinning beachball of death.

  3. Visit Time, History and the Internet - barcamplondon2 on take one onion by Gavin Bell Time, History and the Internet - barcamplondon2 on take one onion by Gavin Bell

    http://takeoneonion.org/archives/2007/02/time_history_and_the_int.html

    Gavin Bell has posted the slides from his excellent talk at BarCamp London 2.

  4. Visit The 9th Incarnation of ShaunInman.com // ShaunInman.com/post The 9th Incarnation of ShaunInman.com // ShaunInman.com/post

    http://www.shauninman.com/post/heap/2006/10/16/the_9th_incarnation_of_shauninman_com

    Shaun is pushing the boundaries of CSS as an indicator of the passage of the time. I'm really happy to see this kind of experimentation: this is exactly why we want separation of content and presentation.

  5. Visit TIME Magazine -- The Road Ahead TIME Magazine -- The Road Ahead

    http://www.time.com/time/magazine/printout/0,8816,1118376,00.html

    A fun debate featuring Tim O'Reilly, Esther Dyson, Malcom Gladwell, Clay Shirky and Moby.

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