Uhm... I had that all nice and spaced out I swear! I missed the 'Plain old text' drop down. I apologize.
My thoughts exactly.
It really really annoys me when people tell me not to use/buy/see things because of their opinion, despite them not having used/bought or seen it themselves. Specifically - movies.
"Dont watch Napolean Dynamite - it's so gay!"
me: "Did you see it?"
"No. but *blah blah blah*"... That movie was great!
On another note : I really hated the fact that they started to bundle QuickTime with iTunes (which installs iPodService, etc...)
Yes, I am aware of the un-bundled download, but most end-users are never going to notice it's there or care...
Anyways, that's how I ended up with iTunes on my desktop; and hey - it's not that bad! In retrospect - bundling was a genius idea-- it probably gave sales a good boost, and proved people like me, who thought they hated iTues, wrong.
I bring that up because, when I said: ""It really really annoys me when people tell me not to use/buy/see things because of their opinion, despite them not having used/bought or seen it themselves. ""... it occured to me that before I ended up with iTunes, I kept telling people to download the unbundled version and not touch iTunes, ever..
My thoughts exactly. It really really annoys me when people tell me not to use/buy/see things because of their opinion, despite them not having used/bought or seen it themselves. Specifically - movies.
"Dont watch Napolean Dynamite - it's so gay!"
me: "Did you see it?"
"No. but *blah blah blah*"... That movie was great!
On another note : I really hated the fact that they started to bundle QuickTime with iTunes (which installs iPodService, etc...) Yes, I am aware of the un-bundled download, but most end-users are never going to notice it's there or care...
Anyways, that's how I ended up with iTunes on my desktop; and hey - it's not that bad! In retrospect - bundling was a genius idea-- it probably gave sales a good boost, and proved people like me, who thought they hated iTues, wrong.
I bring that up because, when I said:
""It really really annoys me when people tell me not to use/buy/see things because of their opinion, despite them not having used/bought or seen it themselves. ""... it occured to me that before I ended up with iTunes, I kept telling people to download the unbundled version and not touch iTunes, ever..
God damnit.
The "1 - 365" results are "Featured sites" and "Web Directory Sites";
Once you pass those pages, you have "Web Pages" (in light gray, after the last web-directory sites link) which has approximately 15 989 646 pages.
"I think its just a shoddy search engine made by them with their usual incompetence. "
They approximate, just like Google. They may be biases but the difference in numbers you mentionned isn't incompetent programming; they just chose to show the number of "featured sites" instead of all of the web pages.
And since the average windows/Msn user probably never looks beyond page 5, it's a good choice [IMO]
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I guess dupes are necessary after all...
Uhm... I had that all nice and spaced out I swear! I missed the 'Plain old text' drop down. I apologize.
... That movie was great!
My thoughts exactly.
It really really annoys me when people tell me not to use/buy/see things because of their opinion, despite them not having used/bought or seen it themselves. Specifically - movies.
"Dont watch Napolean Dynamite - it's so gay!"
me: "Did you see it?"
"No. but *blah blah blah*"
On another note : I really hated the fact that they started to bundle QuickTime with iTunes (which installs iPodService, etc...)
Yes, I am aware of the un-bundled download, but most end-users are never going to notice it's there or care...
Anyways, that's how I ended up with iTunes on my desktop; and hey - it's not that bad! In retrospect - bundling was a genius idea-- it probably gave sales a good boost, and proved people like me, who thought they hated iTues, wrong.
I bring that up because, when I said: ""It really really annoys me when people tell me not to use/buy/see things because of their opinion, despite them not having used/bought or seen it themselves. ""... it occured to me that before I ended up with iTunes, I kept telling people to download the unbundled version and not touch iTunes, ever..
God damnit.
My thoughts exactly. It really really annoys me when people tell me not to use/buy/see things because of their opinion, despite them not having used/bought or seen it themselves. Specifically - movies. "Dont watch Napolean Dynamite - it's so gay!" me: "Did you see it?" "No. but *blah blah blah*" ... That movie was great!
On another note : I really hated the fact that they started to bundle QuickTime with iTunes (which installs iPodService, etc...) Yes, I am aware of the un-bundled download, but most end-users are never going to notice it's there or care...
Anyways, that's how I ended up with iTunes on my desktop; and hey - it's not that bad! In retrospect - bundling was a genius idea-- it probably gave sales a good boost, and proved people like me, who thought they hated iTues, wrong.
I bring that up because, when I said:
""It really really annoys me when people tell me not to use/buy/see things because of their opinion, despite them not having used/bought or seen it themselves. ""... it occured to me that before I ended up with iTunes, I kept telling people to download the unbundled version and not touch iTunes, ever..
God damnit.
Your use of the word 'most' disturbs me
And it whitens your teeth as you drive!
Vista?
I never understood why cars are like that...
The "1 - 365" results are "Featured sites" and "Web Directory Sites";
Once you pass those pages, you have "Web Pages" (in light gray, after the last web-directory sites link) which has approximately 15 989 646 pages.
"I think its just a shoddy search engine made by them with their usual incompetence. "
They approximate, just like Google. They may be biases but the difference in numbers you mentionned isn't incompetent programming; they just chose to show the number of "featured sites" instead of all of the web pages.
And since the average windows/Msn user probably never looks beyond page 5, it's a good choice [IMO]