Internet Annoyances 2013

[Buddhagirl]

^ Because it's all free,and the cost of changing/upgrading service doesn't make sense to use something that I got free...I use some of the space,but mostly as redundancy back up as I explained.Mega is the only thing I don't have anything uploaded too at the moment.

Buddha,It wont cost you to keep CS5,but if you wanted to the latest version of Photohop (yet to be released) $20 month.(Different articles said it would be discounted for people that have the latest version)

Oh. I thought everyone was being forced to use cloud. I'll use CS5 until it no longer has the features I need.

[Dave Gray]

No, my email is just a regular comcast account that uses POP.  I access it at work through webmail, or through my home PC, or my phone sometimes, or even my iPad.  But there's no cloud, so it just sends all over the place and I have to delete stuff 100 times.  It's not a huge deal, but it's kind of annoying.  I'm sure it can be fixed, but I just haven't put the time into doing it and I don't know how.

[Brian Fein]

The webmail should be a direct reflection of the mail server.  It depends on how your devices sync with the server. 

If they are one-way push, then they download emails from the server and that's that.  You read them wherever.  If it is actively syncing, then when you delete a message on the phone, it should push that upstream and delete on the server.  Then, next time your other devices sync with the server, they will see that it has also been deleted.

I don't know your products well enough to tell you how to fix that, but I have a POP email through Bellsouth and that's how mine works with my BlackBerry.

[Spider-Dan]

I don't think it's even possible to permanently delete messages from Gmail.  Even if it were, you have to realize that nothing is really deleted anymore.

[Dave Gray]

Dear Ask Toolbar,

Fuck you.  No, really.  I hate you.  I never would willingly install you.  I guess this is true for anyone on the planet, since Google is the only search engine you need and everyone knows it.  But, since you seem to partner up with all kinds of tool-related programs, your software slimes its way on the hard-drives of unknowing users through a series of small-print and reverse check-boxes.  Therefore, I'm stuck constantly finding and deleting you.  I don't want you on my computer.  I don't want you changing my default search engine to Ask.  And I certainly don't want your shitty toolbar taking up my browser space.

Please die,

Dave