I object only on the grounds that Flickr is the only good photo site for people who really care about their photos.
Having tried to use 500px for a few months, they cannot even manage to do album privacy correctly.
Having tried to use 500px for a few months, they cannot even manage to do album privacy correctly.
On the other hand, Flickr's admin UI starting to fill up with crap I don't about, like creating mugs and books and shit. Fair enough, they're trying to make money, but that stuff has no place on the main interface.
It's still the easiest place for me to store and share photos, however.
Previously their paid product was called Mail Plus, and that was the only way you could get mail out in bulk. But a while ago they made a change. From an article I just found:
What Yahoo does not mention is that Pop3 access
is now available as well. While I cannot say if
it was enabled previously for free users, I know
for a fact that it was limited in the past to
paying Yahoo Mail users.
That doesn't say anything about IMAP, but I know that is also possible nowadays. I think they had to add that feature. E.g. my wife accesses her Yahoo Mail from her iPhone. Without IMAP, how could she get her messages? (Rhetorical question. Rhetorical answer: she couldn't!).http://www.ghacks.net/2013/10/08/yahoo-mail-plus-turns-yahoo...