Comments for Seán Bulger http://www.seanbulger.com Online community manager, gamer, writer, and tech-enthusiast. Tue, 19 Oct 2010 07:30:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on On Cloud 9: Why Meebo Sucks – A Problem With Some Cloud Applications by Shav http://www.seanbulger.com/2009/12/on-cloud-9-why-meebo-sucks-a-problem-with-some-cloud-applications/comment-page-1/#comment-54 Shav Tue, 19 Oct 2010 07:30:28 +0000 http://emergentfuture.com/?p=907#comment-54 This may be a late response to your blog, however, I wanted to add that Meebo is very much a useless tool. I agree, it is appropriate when you are using a friend's, company's, or building's computer/network; your blog should have been more focused on that issue than cloud programming. For the regular, once-in-a-blue-moon user, Meebo's browser friendly, advanced programming seems like a big deal, however, it really hasn't changed since 2008. There are many options nowadays for social networking on a browser, and Meebo sure isn't a lack of one...but considering that its' users are giving their private information for just about every IM program out there, I would feel more comfortable with atLEAST an HTTPS server (especially now that Meebo only has one global login on their main page meebo.com). On top of the lack of security, as an experienced, avid user, I have noticed very little support from the Meebo staff. The staff claims they are solving problems every week, adding features, and recruiting interns keen on advancing the project that is Meebo. However, Meebo has crippled its' chatrooms, have a reputation for browser lag, and functions periodically fail even on buddy-to-buddy chat. If you are still reading, you are probably wondering why I am still an avid user of Meebo? My answer is simple; I have met very cool, and some dear, people who use the Meebo chatrooms frequently. To keep in touch, I have added many of them on facebook, AIM, etc. However, I am crying out to Meebo employees...listen to your users. This is my angry fist shaking at you, and others will follow! In the future, there will be hundred of other websites like meebo.com claiming they are the best, their advertisement revenue keeps the site free, and they will maintain and update frequently. I'll be the first one to hop on that train, but it better not be an Acela and not an MTA (sorry, a little tri-state humor). Take care, and thankyou for reading. This may be a late response to your blog, however, I wanted to add that Meebo is very much a useless tool. I agree, it is appropriate when you are using a friend’s, company’s, or building’s computer/network; your blog should have been more focused on that issue than cloud programming.

For the regular, once-in-a-blue-moon user, Meebo’s browser friendly, advanced programming seems like a big deal, however, it really hasn’t changed since 2008. There are many options nowadays for social networking on a browser, and Meebo sure isn’t a lack of one…but considering that its’ users are giving their private information for just about every IM program out there, I would feel more comfortable with atLEAST an HTTPS server (especially now that Meebo only has one global login on their main page meebo.com).

On top of the lack of security, as an experienced, avid user, I have noticed very little support from the Meebo staff. The staff claims they are solving problems every week, adding features, and recruiting interns keen on advancing the project that is Meebo. However, Meebo has crippled its’ chatrooms, have a reputation for browser lag, and functions periodically fail even on buddy-to-buddy chat.

If you are still reading, you are probably wondering why I am still an avid user of Meebo? My answer is simple; I have met very cool, and some dear, people who use the Meebo chatrooms frequently. To keep in touch, I have added many of them on facebook, AIM, etc. However, I am crying out to Meebo employees…listen to your users. This is my angry fist shaking at you, and others will follow!

In the future, there will be hundred of other websites like meebo.com claiming they are the best, their advertisement revenue keeps the site free, and they will maintain and update frequently. I’ll be the first one to hop on that train, but it better not be an Acela and not an MTA (sorry, a little tri-state humor). Take care, and thankyou for reading.

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]]> Comment on Cheyenne Mountain’s Revenue Problems Appear Again by Cheyenne Mountain Files for Bankruptcy | Emergent Future http://www.seanbulger.com/2009/03/cheyenne-mountains-revenue-problems-appear-again/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Cheyenne Mountain Files for Bankruptcy | Emergent Future Sun, 21 Feb 2010 20:55:45 +0000 http://emergentfuture.com/?p=466#comment-10 [...] Mountain reportedly ceased paying their employees, I became even more skeptical. Then there was the whole lawsuit thing over unpaid bills, and… well, CME’s history hasn’t been smooth so [...] [...] Mountain reportedly ceased paying their employees, I became even more skeptical. Then there was the whole lawsuit thing over unpaid bills, and… well, CME’s history hasn’t been smooth so [...]

]]> Comment on Cheyenne Mountain’s Revenue Problems Appear Again by Cheyenne Mountain Files for Bankruptcy | Emergent Future http://www.seanbulger.com/2009/03/cheyenne-mountains-revenue-problems-appear-again/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Cheyenne Mountain Files for Bankruptcy | Emergent Future Sun, 21 Feb 2010 20:55:45 +0000 http://emergentfuture.com/?p=466#comment-9 [...] Mountain reportedly ceased paying their employees, I became even more skeptical. Then there was the whole lawsuit thing over unpaid bills, and… well, CME’s history hasn’t been smooth so [...] [...] Mountain reportedly ceased paying their employees, I became even more skeptical. Then there was the whole lawsuit thing over unpaid bills, and… well, CME’s history hasn’t been smooth so [...]

]]> Comment on CME Employees Not Getting Paid – Update by Cheyenne Mountain Files for Bankruptcy | Emergent Future http://www.seanbulger.com/2008/12/cme-employees-not-getting-paid-update/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Cheyenne Mountain Files for Bankruptcy | Emergent Future Sun, 21 Feb 2010 20:54:12 +0000 http://www.emergentfuture.com/?p=72#comment-4 [...] never really felt that Stargate had the right set up for an MMO. When Cheyenne Mountain reportedly ceased paying their employees, I became even more skeptical. Then there was the whole lawsuit thing over unpaid bills, and… [...] [...] never really felt that Stargate had the right set up for an MMO. When Cheyenne Mountain reportedly ceased paying their employees, I became even more skeptical. Then there was the whole lawsuit thing over unpaid bills, and… [...]

]]> Comment on On Cloud 9: Why Meebo Sucks – A Problem With Some Cloud Applications by Sean http://www.seanbulger.com/2009/12/on-cloud-9-why-meebo-sucks-a-problem-with-some-cloud-applications/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Sean Fri, 18 Dec 2009 23:00:22 +0000 http://emergentfuture.com/?p=907#comment-29 Well, as I said, Meebo doesn't really suck - and this is really more about web applications not going as far as they could - which I still stand by in the case of Meebo. I do know that it stores some history, but does it actually store all of your conversation history forever? That might be useful, and I could see that giving some reason to use it over another client. Well, as I said, Meebo doesn’t really suck – and this is really more about web applications not going as far as they could – which I still stand by in the case of Meebo. I do know that it stores some history, but does it actually store all of your conversation history forever? That might be useful, and I could see that giving some reason to use it over another client.

]]> Comment on On Cloud 9: Why Meebo Sucks – A Problem With Some Cloud Applications by Robert Morrison http://www.seanbulger.com/2009/12/on-cloud-9-why-meebo-sucks-a-problem-with-some-cloud-applications/comment-page-1/#comment-28 Robert Morrison Fri, 18 Dec 2009 21:28:23 +0000 http://emergentfuture.com/?p=907#comment-28 Meebo has the advantage that it saves your chat logs and these, like the app itself, is available with your logon from any browser wherever there is Internet. So it cannot be compared to a desktop client which does this on a single PC. It is vastly superior for this reason, so I cannot agree with your assessment. Meebo has the advantage that it saves your chat logs and these, like the app itself, is available with your logon from any browser wherever there is Internet. So it cannot be compared to a desktop client which does this on a single PC. It is vastly superior for this reason, so I cannot agree with your assessment.

]]> Comment on On Cloud 9: Why Meebo Sucks – A Problem With Some Cloud Applications by brenatevi http://www.seanbulger.com/2009/12/on-cloud-9-why-meebo-sucks-a-problem-with-some-cloud-applications/comment-page-1/#comment-27 brenatevi Tue, 08 Dec 2009 01:15:20 +0000 http://emergentfuture.com/?p=907#comment-27 I came here expecting invective... and I get reasoned discoursed?! You even recant on why it sucks! :P On the other hand, what you're talking about is why I have a laptop. My apps go with me wherever I take it. :P I came here expecting invective… and I get reasoned discoursed?! You even recant on why it sucks! :P

On the other hand, what you’re talking about is why I have a laptop. My apps go with me wherever I take it. :P

]]> Comment on Experiment: Diving Into The Cloud by Sean http://www.seanbulger.com/2009/11/experiment-diving-into-the-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-26 Sean Mon, 30 Nov 2009 06:37:48 +0000 http://emergentfuture.com/?p=890#comment-26 Actually, if you found out what that music service was, and verified it was legit... I'd love to use it. As for IM, Yoono is just pretty convenient. My only problem is that I can't log into multiple accounts on the same service - yet, but they seem to be looking into putting that in. To be honest, what I'd like? Frickin' make Chrome OS's features integrate into Chrome itself... What I saw of the IM integration into Chrome in the Chrome OS vid was frickin' cool - although, it would, of course, have to support more than Gtalk. Actually, if you found out what that music service was, and verified it was legit… I’d love to use it.

As for IM, Yoono is just pretty convenient. My only problem is that I can’t log into multiple accounts on the same service – yet, but they seem to be looking into putting that in.

To be honest, what I’d like? Frickin’ make Chrome OS’s features integrate into Chrome itself… What I saw of the IM integration into Chrome in the Chrome OS vid was frickin’ cool – although, it would, of course, have to support more than Gtalk.

]]> Comment on Experiment: Diving Into The Cloud by Sean http://www.seanbulger.com/2009/11/experiment-diving-into-the-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-24 Sean Mon, 30 Nov 2009 06:37:48 +0000 http://emergentfuture.com/?p=890#comment-24 Actually, if you found out what that music service was, and verified it was legit... I'd love to use it. As for IM, Yoono is just pretty convenient. My only problem is that I can't log into multiple accounts on the same service - yet, but they seem to be looking into putting that in. To be honest, what I'd like? Frickin' make Chrome OS's features integrate into Chrome itself... What I saw of the IM integration into Chrome in the Chrome OS vid was frickin' cool - although, it would, of course, have to support more than Gtalk. Actually, if you found out what that music service was, and verified it was legit… I’d love to use it.

As for IM, Yoono is just pretty convenient. My only problem is that I can’t log into multiple accounts on the same service – yet, but they seem to be looking into putting that in.

To be honest, what I’d like? Frickin’ make Chrome OS’s features integrate into Chrome itself… What I saw of the IM integration into Chrome in the Chrome OS vid was frickin’ cool – although, it would, of course, have to support more than Gtalk.

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