...except it comes with an "I'm feeling lucky" option. What does that do? Hint: don't use it unless you like pina coladas and getting caught in the rain...
The answer to the question posed by this development at Orkut: multilingual sites that allow users to choose to view content by languages (plural). ISSHO is one such experiment.
from the Old Norse "mjukr" = pliant, gentle, soft.
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Google is in a no man's land, of sorts. It has penetrated enough to be considered almost quasi-public, yet it does not have the security that such a status would offer, and must constantly watch its back.
The company should know by now that users are not happy with the level of transparency. Yet, we see Orkut christened with very little explanation. End-users won't support a company that is overly secretive if there are alternatives.
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that'll make it a lot easier to sell. just hope I don't end up with my old 3rd grade grammar teacher.
...except it comes with an "I'm feeling lucky" option. What does that do?
Hint: don't use it unless you like pina coladas and getting caught in the rain...
The answer to the question posed by this development at Orkut: multilingual sites that allow users to choose to view content by languages (plural). ISSHO is one such experiment.
from the Old Norse "mjukr" = pliant, gentle, soft.
Google is in a no man's land, of sorts. It has penetrated enough to be considered almost quasi-public, yet it does not have the security that such a status would offer, and must constantly watch its back. The company should know by now that users are not happy with the level of transparency. Yet, we see Orkut christened with very little explanation. End-users won't support a company that is overly secretive if there are alternatives.