April 1, 2009
Google’s April Fool’s joke seems pretty lame
3-D browsing. Yawn. Not like this Google April Fool’s classic.
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Or this one:
http://bit.ly/K9J8I
The CADIE gag signed me out of GMail, and now I can’t sign in… I am EXTREMELY pissed…
I hope the power company plays a joke on Google next year and shuts off your power to your servers for 12 hours.
Businesses that provide a service have a responsibility to maintain it correctly… it’s not a joke. Either get your crap together, or get out of the free email service.