Hurdy

8 ms·

31.
by Hurdy 14y ago
Well, it's the first time that there are photos from inside. There's a bigger gallery here: http://www.google.com/about/datacenters/gallery/
32.
Google throws open doors to its top-secret data center(wired.com)
270 points by Hurdy 14y ago|96 comments
33.
by Hurdy 14y ago
This works because this filter will match every mail, not just the mails that have the spam label. In the end it does what you wanted but the error is still right.
34.
by Hurdy 14y ago
That's probably just because everything is cached now. Connected apps can't make loading slower.
35.
by Hurdy 14y ago
You don't have to know Java to get hired, any programming language is fine. You do get asked design questions. I think making the leap from these 5 questions to "This is the #1 problem Google has and why they fail at social networks" is a b
36.
by Hurdy 14y ago
Did it ever occur to you that 5 questions at a recruitment desk might not be representative of the whole Google hiring process?
37.
by Hurdy 14y ago
It does, if you're a paying customer and don't have ads.
38.
by Hurdy 14y ago
It's not possible to please everyone when you do a UI change and have 300+ million users, but we do try to fix some issues people have with the new design (e.g. setting for text buttons, high contrast theme). Of course it has to look consis
39.
by Hurdy 14y ago
There is no glitch that just adds trash labels. Did you check if you have any filters set up that might be responsible?
40.
by Hurdy 14y ago
The old design will completely go away in the next few days. From a development perspective it's just not feasible to make everything work for two different designs (with many many themes). It's better to spend the time on cool new features
41.
by Hurdy 14y ago
Can you rephrase that? How do these messages get the trash label?
42.
by Hurdy 15y ago
The dots are the "grippy". You can use them to e.g. drag the mail over a label to move it there. In the old design they were always there, but now they are only showed on hover to remove "clutter".