Well, it wasn’t hard but on the day Gmail was born I predicted it (among…hmmm..other not-so-precog statements). A free online gigabyte obviously triggers some nice ideas.
Today, GmailFS (via Urs) and Gallina, a Gmail-backed weblog, make the vision come true.
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Bertrand Delacrétaz here - my "résumé" will tell you more.
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