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Google: evil evil evil
So I went and got all addicted to Writely just in time for Writely to be co-opted by our evil robot Google overlords who think we taste like bacon. At first I only noticed that Writely kept prompting me to sign in with my gmail account (which is associated with real-life and family stuff and the email I put on my resume and so on) when I signed up for it with my yahoo account (purely fannish). Aggravating, as I kept having to click "sign in as a different user," but it took me until ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
iuliamentis pointed out the co-opting to grasp that Gmail and Writely each require Google Account, which can be associated with non-google email addresses.
So when I log into Writely I'm logged out of gmail, and vice-versa, and I am habitually logged into all of my emails all the time.
DAMN YOU, GOOGLE! DAMN YOU!
On a brighter note, hey, it's October!
O SUNS and skies and clouds of June,
And flowers of June together,
Ye cannot rival for one hour
October's bright blue weather;
(Helen Hunt Jackson, "October's Bright Blue Weather")
This means it's four days until regular season (i.e. TELEVISED!) hockey starts, and eighteen days to my birthday. In case anyone was wondering.
iuliamentis pointed out the co-opting to grasp that Gmail and Writely each require Google Account, which can be associated with non-google email addresses. So when I log into Writely I'm logged out of gmail, and vice-versa, and I am habitually logged into all of my emails all the time.
DAMN YOU, GOOGLE! DAMN YOU!
On a brighter note, hey, it's October!
O SUNS and skies and clouds of June,
And flowers of June together,
Ye cannot rival for one hour
October's bright blue weather;
(Helen Hunt Jackson, "October's Bright Blue Weather")
This means it's four days until regular season (i.e. TELEVISED!) hockey starts, and eighteen days to my birthday. In case anyone was wondering.