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I forgot to add that the ads also bring enhanced functionality.  That's what Yahoo said when they crammed ads into my email, and in their case the argument was that the increased revenue would allow them to spend more money on developing cool features.  And yet, somehow, Gmail is still functionally better than Yahoo mail, and with far less obtrusive ads.

That's right, I've turned on the Google Ads.  I have some trepidations about this and I've been putting it off for years.  Here's why I finally did it.

First, I'm unemployed and this site gets 300-600 hits a month.  I could use the money (but these days, who couldn't?).

I just got a statement from my credit card that they're changing my terms.  Why?  Because the Democrats passed the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act.  Some highlights:

Morris Koplowicz -משה בן יוסף הכהן

1913 - 2005

From Moshe to Moshe, there was no one like Moshe.

Just when you thought you had a handle on Web 2.0, along comes the Cloud.  Cloud computing sounds new but it's really old.  Remember way back in the day when you went to the public library and they had those black-and-green computers to look up stuff in the book catalog?  Well, cloud computing is basically just a return to that.  Stuff isn't handled on your computer, it's handled elsewhere, and sent to you over the web.  Do you use Gmail?  Congratulations--that's cloud computing.