I was reading The Everglades today and one of his commenters was talking about the new infusion of pictures those of us on Blogger can now post.
You know, now that Blogger has made posting pictures so easy (you could do it before but the pic had to be on a server somewhere in the websphere in order for it to post), I have to wonder when our enthusiasm for multimedia will crash their servers.
I mean if before we weren't allowed to post pics because it meant uploading to their servers...then what happened? Did they buy a bunch of great big servers so that we could post pictures for free? Really? Sometimes when I am posting, I am thinking, will this one be the one that pushes them over the edge?
I tend to just upload the pictures from my computer as is (I don't shrink them in size or bytes), so I am hoping that perhaps their server does. Otherwise, one more post, and that could be it...such a doomsdayer, I know.
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Now that they're owned by partnered with or whatever with google they have all sorts of new fancy schmancy stuff happening.
Crash Google's servers? Never.
What a gloomy notion! I think not. I just started using it, after all. Before I did the whole Hello/Picasa partnership with Blogger thing.
Couldn't fail. Right?
Don't get me wrong...I am not trying to jinx the system...I am just curious if all these pictures don't add up to quite a lot of bytes they are now storing that they couldn't store before.
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