For the next two months. Life is good to me, even in 2020. #bloggerlife #blogger
For the next two months. Life is good to me, even in 2020. #bloggerlife #blogger
No more Microsoft physical stores. End of an (short, insignificant) era. #microsoft #microsoftstores
The previous tweeted quote about Basecamp/HEY founders attitude was a clip from a newsletter that I have created and that I’m receiving each day. The quote is not from Mailbrew themselves but from Benedict Evans. I should have been more precise.
About HEY/Basecamp founders. Found on the Internet. 😳
It is fun to compare HEY and Micro.blog. They both depend on open web standards on the backend. HEY depends on SMTP while Micro.blog depends on HTTPS/HTML. HEY wants to re-invent the end-user experience while Micro.blog provides a pretty much generic end-user experience. By turning the end-user experience upside down, HEY doesn’t rely on IMAP. This is where some people turns their back to HEY (there may be other reasons, though).
Woah. So. Nice. twitter.com/andrewapr…
First day with Hey. Love it so far. A bit disorienting at first. Old habits don’t die easily. Forwarded five email accounts. A few email source already screened out. A few clips created from Mailbrew’s Newsletter that I receive. A few tags too. Stay tuned for more comments. #hey
Waiting for Hey.com invite is killing me. That is all.
When I explained to my 17 years old boy how Hey.com is trying to re-invent email service and how cool some features are, he was un-impressed. Young generations don’t use email at all. He has 14K emails in his inbox. 😳🤦🏻♂️
I do have a good feeling with Hey, a new email service based on my experiments with Basecamp. twitter.com