Postcards on the edge.

The usually not-quite-bleeding-edge Norwegian postal service, Posten (Norway Post) introduced a new service where customers can upload their own digital photos, have them made into postcards, and delivered by mail, without any intermediaries. Thus, instead of having to wait until you get home, you can send personalized and customized postcards to let everyone back home know just how much fun you are having right then and there. I just hope there will be some kind of filtering or censorship to prevent the most abominable transgressions, or this could be a very bad thing (Viewer discretion strongly advised).

Feature request.

Dear GotDotNet Blogs people. There is some amazing content in your blogs, and I frequently find myself having multiple entries open in my browser. As you might know, browsers usually display the contents of the title element either in the title bar of browser windows or even in this newfangled invention called tabs, this is very helpful when I want to switch between multiple open blog entries. You seem to have placed your real titles within h3 elements with the class "entryTitle", but unfortunaltely browsers are not yet smart enough to figure out that this is the real title, so they cheerfully display whatever you have stuffed into the title element instead. I know the MSDN people are fond of having all their pages display the title "Welcome to the MSDN Library" using frame tricks, but at least their actual content pages use title elements for their real titles, which is helpful for Google and other search engines.

almostperfect

Postcards on the edge.

Feature request.