Is there a good place on the Internet to view historical data of browser usage among web surfers? I'd like to see how Firefox is doing on a global scale since their 1.0 launch, and how it might impact Opera, IE, etc.
Ah... the Help America Vote peeps have just made things worse...
"Four years later, and none of the Florida problems were fixed. In fact, by all appearances, they spread from Florida to Ohio, New Mexico, Michigan and elsewhere. Worse, these problems only scratch the surface of what appears to have happened in Tuesday's election. The fix that was put in place to solve these problems - the Help America Vote Act passed in 2002 after the Florida debacle - appears to have gone a long way towards making things worse by orders of magnitude, for it was the Help America Vote Act which introduced paperless electronic touch-screen voting machines to millions of voters across the country."
I agree. There are so many other more efficient ways to download pornography these days. I don't remember the last time I searched Google for something I was looking for. If there were a way to gather statistics on the search teams through multiple P2P applications, I'm sure the results would be staggering...
That's weird stuff... Weirrrd, wild stuff.
"Halo 2 is a lot like Halo 1, only it's Halo 1 on fire, going 130 miles per hour through a hospital zone, being chased by helicopters and ninjas... And, the ninjas are all on fire, too" by Bungie Studio's Jason Jones
There's a little-known chat client out there, called Miranda IM... An ultra-slim "Trillian" type application that supports all the popular protocols, has plug-in support, etc, etc...
http://www.miranda-im.org/
It's free, of course.
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Exactly.. Give the guy a break. I've seen the movie too times now, and been to lazy two write a critique about it. He's doing the web community a fine service!
Well, currently there are no rules in place that the URL has to correspond to whatever you decide to put on the website (www.freepuppies.com could be a site used to sell... oh, i don't know... law enforcement gear).
Seems to me that VanHollen2004.com/net/org is vague enough that it COULD be an anti-VanHollen site, which anyone would have the right to build. The fact that users interpret the URL to be pro-VanHollen is irrelevant.
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Hire me to build you a web-based system. I've built what has been said by many to be "the best workflow/request system ever built and used within the Wachovia Corporation."
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I'm still blown away by our ability to hurl an object (the landers) from one giant rock in the middle of space (earth) to another giant rock in the middle of space (mars). i don't think people typically wrap their heads around what is involved in that... holy crap!:)
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Do it! Do it! Do it, do it, do it!!!
Friday at 8pm on ABC, CBS, and FOX... Back-to-back F9/11 and Bowling for Columbine. Maybe it will give our country the kick in the ass it so despirately needs.
But heck yeah. I said from the start they need to air F9/11 on networks. I don't think we're likely to see it, though, since his films to sortof "attack" networks. He might be able to get it onto Bravo or something...
oh, get ready.. you're going to see lots more DVD-watching related accidents on the road.. I love how cars are integrating more and more things that take a driver's attention off the road... GPS screens, DVD players, fancier head units... between those, talking on a cell phone, text messaging, updating a palm pilot entry and whatever else, i'll bet on a typical day, a driver has 40% focus on the road.
when will there be focus laws enforced? if a trooper catches you doing anything besides driving, you should get pulled. driving *correctly* and safely demands 100% of your attention and focus. people are idiots anyway.. and now we're asking them to do 1, 2, 3 things at a time.. when we're travelling in a giant speeding box, a moving weapon.. and it will only get worse.
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Is there a good place on the Internet to view historical data of browser usage among web surfers? I'd like to see how Firefox is doing on a global scale since their 1.0 launch, and how it might impact Opera, IE, etc.
Ah. Thanks for the clarification. Yes, indeed, I hope to see Google Desktop expanded to support more email clients/im clients...
Thanks. I very much look forward to when they roll out this feature, though. I loves me some IMAP... I'll go ahead and plug fusemail.com
Google's Desktop search doesn't work with Firefox? I didn't seem to have any problems...
Ah... the Help America Vote peeps have just made things worse...
"Four years later, and none of the Florida problems were fixed. In fact, by all appearances, they spread from Florida to Ohio, New Mexico, Michigan and elsewhere. Worse, these problems only scratch the surface of what appears to have happened in Tuesday's election. The fix that was put in place to solve these problems - the Help America Vote Act passed in 2002 after the Florida debacle - appears to have gone a long way towards making things worse by orders of magnitude, for it was the Help America Vote Act which introduced paperless electronic touch-screen voting machines to millions of voters across the country."
http://www.truthout.org/docs_04/110804A.shtml
Well one thing's for sure... If there WAS mass election fraud, there would be no way to find out.
I agree. There are so many other more efficient ways to download pornography these days. I don't remember the last time I searched Google for something I was looking for. If there were a way to gather statistics on the search teams through multiple P2P applications, I'm sure the results would be staggering...
Well damnit.. How am I supposed to watch my porn on it, then? Argh!! Damn you, Sony!!! Damn you to hell!!!
That's weird stuff... Weirrrd, wild stuff. "Halo 2 is a lot like Halo 1, only it's Halo 1 on fire, going 130 miles per hour through a hospital zone, being chased by helicopters and ninjas ... And, the ninjas are all on fire, too" by Bungie Studio's Jason Jones
There's a little-known chat client out there, called Miranda IM... An ultra-slim "Trillian" type application that supports all the popular protocols, has plug-in support, etc, etc... http://www.miranda-im.org/ It's free, of course. dep
Exactly.. Give the guy a break. I've seen the movie too times now, and been to lazy two write a critique about it. He's doing the web community a fine service!
Well, currently there are no rules in place that the URL has to correspond to whatever you decide to put on the website (www.freepuppies.com could be a site used to sell... oh, i don't know... law enforcement gear). Seems to me that VanHollen2004.com/net/org is vague enough that it COULD be an anti-VanHollen site, which anyone would have the right to build. The fact that users interpret the URL to be pro-VanHollen is irrelevant. dep
Ooohhhh boy...! the Rock as head sarge? you KNOW this is going to be good.
Something about North Korea just creeps me the f**k out...
Check out www.myspace.com -- Very powerful search features and completely free.
Oh no, I'm not taking credit for this (I WISH I had that kind of free-time). Just an observation :)
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You know you've written something GOLD when someone else finds it and submits it to slashdot... Ahh, to be among the web gods...
Hire me to build you a web-based system. I've built what has been said by many to be "the best workflow/request system ever built and used within the Wachovia Corporation." dep
I'm still blown away by our ability to hurl an object (the landers) from one giant rock in the middle of space (earth) to another giant rock in the middle of space (mars). i don't think people typically wrap their heads around what is involved in that... holy crap! :)
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oh no! there's not enough action sequences? and a story you have to pay attention to!? what will american audiences do!?!?
Do it! Do it! Do it, do it, do it!!! Friday at 8pm on ABC, CBS, and FOX... Back-to-back F9/11 and Bowling for Columbine. Maybe it will give our country the kick in the ass it so despirately needs. But heck yeah. I said from the start they need to air F9/11 on networks. I don't think we're likely to see it, though, since his films to sortof "attack" networks. He might be able to get it onto Bravo or something...
I was actually saying it in jest, me being in that small demographic as well :)
news that appeals to 0.00000000000000000000000012% of the world's population. neat! :)
"Don't worry, brain... the COMPUTER will do our thinking, now!" :)
oh, get ready.. you're going to see lots more DVD-watching related accidents on the road.. I love how cars are integrating more and more things that take a driver's attention off the road... GPS screens, DVD players, fancier head units... between those, talking on a cell phone, text messaging, updating a palm pilot entry and whatever else, i'll bet on a typical day, a driver has 40% focus on the road. when will there be focus laws enforced? if a trooper catches you doing anything besides driving, you should get pulled. driving *correctly* and safely demands 100% of your attention and focus. people are idiots anyway.. and now we're asking them to do 1, 2, 3 things at a time.. when we're travelling in a giant speeding box, a moving weapon.. and it will only get worse.