I agree completely. I use it only to find things that I can specify very exactingly, like a motherboard model number with a sound card model number with an error number. I disagree with pageranks assumption that more pages that link to a page make that page more valid.
I'm sure not the first to say this, but that would lead to a situation I'm fully in favor of: musicians making a living by PLAYING live music for people.
99.9% of the worlds population doesn't even know what slashdot is so that hardly makes people here "sheep"
How about the 4 companies that 0wn half your clicks, for starters.
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I'm rooting for Virginia Tech just for using a great song in their video.
"OK boys, buy him out!"
An classic character in jokes has passed into the archaic: the door-to-door encyclopedia salesman.
I agree completely. I use it only to find things that I can specify very exactingly, like a motherboard model number with a sound card model number with an error number. I disagree with pageranks assumption that more pages that link to a page make that page more valid.
Oveture is based on this exact premise. It is often the best place for a company to go for online advertising.
I'm sure not the first to say this, but that would lead to a situation I'm fully in favor of: musicians making a living by PLAYING live music for people.
Did that say "food processor"?
The default priority puts OGR first. Wouldn't RC5 go faster if it was first?
99.9% of the worlds population doesn't even know what slashdot is so that hardly makes people here "sheep" How about the 4 companies that 0wn half your clicks, for starters.
So is murder for competitive reasons not immoral? Where do you draw the line?
Thats right, take your soma like a good citizen.