What you're missing is that Google gave him no clue/hint/guide/comment/help on why he was delisted.
I'm not for censoring any information, and I am not trying to defend google. But there may be one very good reason why this may be happenning this way.
Google is at war with search engine spammers. When google de-lists somebody for spamming their search engine, if they gave a specific reason why then all the spammers would do is tweak their spam farm and be up and running in a couple of hours.
If they told this guy what was wrong, they would have to spend a huge amount of time and resources telling why everyone is wrong, all the while helping out the spammers.
Google is a good search engine, but if you notice that if you go beyond a couple of pages out of search results, many times you will find nothing but useless "link farms." Unfortunately, spam is no longer limited to email inboxes anymore, it's everywhere.
Now it truly is a Happy Thanksgiving. 8500 pages.... They seem to be hoping that it takes a year or two to read through all of that.
My thoughts exactly. I can't help but wonder if they are purposefully tring to obfuscate the data to prevent its use. Either that or there are about 4000 APIs we don't know about.
Tough times alright. They not only had to get the change from the chairs in Bill's office, but they had to pull it out the couch in the front office as well.
Hedy Lamarr met at a party George Antheil where they actually came up with this idea. They promised each other that they would follw up on it. So George proceeded to leave the party (or Lamar left the party first). In any case, Hedy remembered that she had not given George her phone number so she grabbed her lipstick and wrote it on the windshield of his car.
We also got a gas guzzling car and razor with numerous blades. I say that if it doesn't net fusion energy, there should be a law against calling it fusion!
I think the problem with that number is not that it is down 2 days per year, but seven times a day the computer system would be down for a full minute with hundreds of people trying to access time sensitive data. I would think even once a day (99.93% uptime) would quickly become an annoyance.
Another thing, this blogger also forgets that everyone is going to need a new graphics card for Vista, which will increase power consumption for each computer by three watts. Not a lot until you take into account the large number of computers 100,000,000. This, by using the articles numbers, means 2.7 billion pounds of CO2. Plus whatever it takes to manufacture the card and deliver it.
You heard it here first. Save the enviroment. Don't run Vista.
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Is it the cost of whips to flog the employees with rising or is it the cost of the slave drivers to keep them in their place that's rising?
I did RTFA, after I posted first. I am on slashdot after all :). I should have made that post in the original FBI story.
Put your cell phone next to your computer speakers. If it's transmitting you'll know it.
Sorry FBI for killing your wiretap program.
What you're missing is that Google gave him no clue/hint/guide/comment/help on why he was delisted.
I'm not for censoring any information, and I am not trying to defend google. But there may be one very good reason why this may be happenning this way.
Google is at war with search engine spammers. When google de-lists somebody for spamming their search engine, if they gave a specific reason why then all the spammers would do is tweak their spam farm and be up and running in a couple of hours.
If they told this guy what was wrong, they would have to spend a huge amount of time and resources telling why everyone is wrong, all the while helping out the spammers.
Google is a good search engine, but if you notice that if you go beyond a couple of pages out of search results, many times you will find nothing but useless "link farms." Unfortunately, spam is no longer limited to email inboxes anymore, it's everywhere.
there may be some technology spinoffs about displaying mixtures of pictures and text on the Internet.
Because smashing atoms the old way was sooo Web 1.0
You know, like when the copier keeps on spitting our copies and you want to stop it but can't?
Ironically, this thread is like that.
so driver hell would almost certain ensue.
Not if there was stringent driver certification. The problem with Microsoft is they have let a lot of stuff slop through.
They should open source Mac OS X, or at least let Dell sell it. That would fix everything.
That was the last time I asked her out. Oh well. She was so hot!
What was her name? What town was she from? What school was this at?
I think Noah was an ok dude.
The Zune is brown..
You would think that they would have been popular with the UPS delivery guys.
if it could have squirted ogg, it might have done better.
that this either (or all) requires a tank of liquid helium, a roomful of sophisticated atomic scanning microscopes, or a highly radioactive source???
That's one dinosaur that was intelligently designed.
Which required opening and resaving in Open Office before they'd work in Office 2003...
You mean office 2030, don't you?
Now it truly is a Happy Thanksgiving. 8500 pages.... They seem to be hoping that it takes a year or two to read through all of that.
My thoughts exactly. I can't help but wonder if they are purposefully tring to obfuscate the data to prevent its use. Either that or there are about 4000 APIs we don't know about.
497... no presents for Bill's kids this Xmas...
Tough times alright. They not only had to get the change from the chairs in Bill's office, but they had to pull it out the couch in the front office as well.
Hedy Lamarr met at a party George Antheil where they actually came up with this idea. They promised each other that they would follw up on it. So George proceeded to leave the party (or Lamar left the party first). In any case, Hedy remembered that she had not given George her phone number so she grabbed her lipstick and wrote it on the windshield of his car.
Truly a screen siren, and one of a kind.
It wasn't hidden from all. The exp;oit is officially in the wild already, the word needs to get out on this. It's bad.
it's hard getting anything naked.
I wonder if it'll have an "I feel lucky" button...
more like "how did we lose two hundred million on this?" button.
Project named Fusion...
We also got a gas guzzling car and razor with numerous blades. I say that if it doesn't net fusion energy, there should be a law against calling it fusion!
Don't say I didn't warn you.
I'm not worried. I will still get the empty box I can sell on ebay for a fortune!
I think the problem with that number is not that it is down 2 days per year, but seven times a day the computer system would be down for a full minute with hundreds of people trying to access time sensitive data. I would think even once a day (99.93% uptime) would quickly become an annoyance.
The crossover of vertical integration between both systems will create a low pressure dynamic.
In other words, it will suck. I should get the job.
Another thing, this blogger also forgets that everyone is going to need a new graphics card for Vista, which will increase power consumption for each computer by three watts. Not a lot until you take into account the large number of computers 100,000,000. This, by using the articles numbers, means 2.7 billion pounds of CO2. Plus whatever it takes to manufacture the card and deliver it.
You heard it here first. Save the enviroment. Don't run Vista.