But those pages have to be ranked via Pagerank before they can show up on the search engine. This means reanalyzing the entire link graph. They could cheat it a bit by making a blog-only search engine and thus blog-only link graph. But that's what we have Technorati for.
Tell me, how is Gmail innovative? Sure, it has a gigabyte of space, but that's not really innovative. Moreover, Froogle isn't innovative. There was sites doing that long before Google. The main search engine hasn't been updated in awhile -- or at least it doesn't show since the results have been degrading -- and, if it has, it certainly wasn't innovative. Nor was the image search engine.
Sorry I don't buy into all the Google hype and see it for what it really is.
The same 90% who know how to spell "really" and "beat".
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I'm going to disagree. I think Google's web search engine has degraded as time has moved on. It seems I'm having to adventure further into the pages of results to get what I really want.
There hasn't been any innovation at Google in a long time.
Dude, get a temp. job and move out of your parents basement.
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Echelon system, wiretaps, mail tampering. He deals in the black arts. And then, when the new year rolls around, he sells his list to spammers and the US government. That's how he manages to pay for everything.
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No, no, no. Windows computers are purely used as portal into peoples homes. This has been going on since the 90s. That's why all us UNIX and Apple users don't get any presents. At least, that's what my parents told me.
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Santa has been outsourced. We had to do it. For the price of one Santa we got 3 guys from India. The elves have been outsourced, too, from China. Which is actually a good thing. Now we'll all get electronics.
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That sounds right but, in reality, he must also deliver coal to those whom have been naughty.
My theory involves robots (which automatically makes it better than yours) and Microsoft's Windows.
Clouds have been seen before, but there isn't enough water vapor to rain. However, there has been frost in the early martain morning. I forget at which bot.
Do people actually use one word searches? Or are these just the most popular searched words? Or does Google aggergate all the different searches into categories? (e.g. "brittney spears CD" and "brittney spears lipsync" ends up as "brittney spears")
It combines the CD or DVD drive of your computer with specially coated discs and enhanced disc-burning software to produce precise, silkscreen-quality, iridescent labels.
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But those pages have to be ranked via Pagerank before they can show up on the search engine. This means reanalyzing the entire link graph. They could cheat it a bit by making a blog-only search engine and thus blog-only link graph. But that's what we have Technorati for.
Tell me, how is Gmail innovative? Sure, it has a gigabyte of space, but that's not really innovative. Moreover, Froogle isn't innovative. There was sites doing that long before Google. The main search engine hasn't been updated in awhile -- or at least it doesn't show since the results have been degrading -- and, if it has, it certainly wasn't innovative. Nor was the image search engine.
Sorry I don't buy into all the Google hype and see it for what it really is.
You know how old that stuff is? Very old. Moreover, it's not innovation! It was done to death before Google had it.
Google has a lot of computing power but not enough to rebuild the link graph daily for 8 billion pages.
The same 90% who know how to spell "really" and "beat".
I'm going to disagree. I think Google's web search engine has degraded as time has moved on. It seems I'm having to adventure further into the pages of results to get what I really want.
There hasn't been any innovation at Google in a long time.
But there's a patch for the uptime limit. It usually comes in the form of 8oz. cans.
But you can fight off the attacker who uses the patassium.
Ain't nothing better than Human 1.0. Perfect? No.
Human 1.0 has no known security issues. Isn't always too stable, however. And, like always, it can depend on the administrator.
This guy is my hero.
Dude, get a temp. job and move out of your parents basement.
Echelon system, wiretaps, mail tampering. He deals in the black arts. And then, when the new year rolls around, he sells his list to spammers and the US government. That's how he manages to pay for everything.
No, no, no. Windows computers are purely used as portal into peoples homes. This has been going on since the 90s. That's why all us UNIX and Apple users don't get any presents. At least, that's what my parents told me.
Santa has been outsourced. We had to do it. For the price of one Santa we got 3 guys from India. The elves have been outsourced, too, from China. Which is actually a good thing. Now we'll all get electronics.
That sounds right but, in reality, he must also deliver coal to those whom have been naughty.
My theory involves robots (which automatically makes it better than yours) and Microsoft's Windows.
It's a Festivus miracle!
Clouds have been seen before, but there isn't enough water vapor to rain. However, there has been frost in the early martain morning. I forget at which bot.
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Do people actually use one word searches? Or are these just the most popular searched words? Or does Google aggergate all the different searches into categories? (e.g. "brittney spears CD" and "brittney spears lipsync" ends up as "brittney spears")
This year, you will. Santa outsourced his elves to India and China.
Does it matter? You got made fun of either way.
I just got to the 40s when you had to come and kill the site! BLAST!
All websites look the same these days. http://www.apple.com/ and http://linspire.com/ for example.
Easy: Just add a wire. Problem solved.
Yeah, that's another good point.
It combines the CD or DVD drive of your computer with specially coated discs and enhanced disc-burning software to produce precise, silkscreen-quality, iridescent labels.
I think I'll pass.