Me and The Merlin Show.
· 3:23 PM · 6 comments

Recently, Merlin Mann of 43 Folders asked me some questions in an interview about how I manage the information gorilla in my life that is email. It's about 15 minutes long (Merlin is inspiring) and I had a long-winded answer to how I manage a communcation deluge that is best summarized as: poorly.
When I somehow manage email well, Mihai's helpful Greasemonkey scripts for Gmail are an essential factor.
Look at me working that smoothie. Dork. Merlin was nice enough to ignore my classlessness.
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jon deal 4:03 PM
I watched that! You were great. The story about fixing the gmail code for Safari was great.
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Thank you.
charles wetherell 7:37 AM
SON,
Because most things do occur to you I'm sure you must realize that Yahoo has a staff person assigned specifically to you to send technical questions on a daily basis to keep you from more important GOOGLE engineer work. They probably think it's cute and don't really care that they could be defined as cyberspace vampires. Just because I'm paranoid doesn't mean there not out to get my Son. You have sworn to 'do no evil'; I haven't.
dad
Ramsey 12:18 AM
Hey Chris!
I just stumbled upon your interview and it was really great. Looks like the Google decision was the right one, huh :-)
-- Ramsey Lubbat
Mayf 1:28 AM
Wet,
I came across your interview yesterday. The Safari story was vivid. The rest was mostly geek to me, but explains why we don't hear much from you. Somebody needs a SPONSOR...!
pretty colors,
Mayf
Tim 10:39 AM
I'm enjoying it, Chris. It's pretty novel and fun to watch two smart people talking about things like Cingular data plans and gmail management in an interview.