In the UK, I recall seeing this on the Beeb (six o'clock news) and I'm pretty sure Sky news. Mainstream media may be slow but something like this is quite major.
Well, it will inherit Microsoft's stellar security and perfect programming. Besides which, its a closed network unlike OpenID so it will be about as popular as Google's Account Authentication which does the same thing but with Google Accounts. Even OpenID isn't that widely used, and it's an open system.
Eric Schmit is Google's second CEO, previously it was Larry or Sergey. It's thanks to Eric Schmit that Google is as great as it is today. Larry or Sergey wern't very keen on the whole buisness aspect and wern't interested in making money out of there search engine (they mainly wanted to sell it but failed). Eric helped make Google it's billions with AdWords and AdSense.
i remember a similar story like this on television once (in the uk) where a girl (for some reason) had an empty hole in the centre of her brain. basically her brain had adapted around the hole and functioned normally when the doctors said she would have serious brain damage.
the international versions of ask don't have a different background colour and have '%% Web Results' randomly placed above the back/forward links. They also have an affiliate accounts with Lycos, Yahoo! and Excite which they link to.
AltaVista had no ranking system, just results return which were often not accurate. Yahoo! was a directy managed by humans and thus limited to sites. Google was the first relevant search engine with many more sites that the others.
Ask.Com doesn't really offer new technology or anything special that isn't already in existance in one form or another.
It appears there is a conflict at Redmond. In one case they are fixing a bug which has yet to be discovered, in another they are fixing a bug which has existed for around nine months.
It's about time they came up with a proper strategy other than randomly fixing the bugs they want to fix.
this distinct lack of information is funny: a) the data is only sent if the user says so, b) the data is apparently encrypted, c) it is deleted after 30 days.
there need be no privacy concern, if you don't like the idea of handy convenient storage, don't enable it.
PHP is a highly secure language - it's just that too many morons are attempting to learn it which in turn means that create dodgy scripts which have more holes in them than a colander which has been shot 1000 times at close range.
An example of an overly poor script which I come across far too many times is:
main stuff here
However any person with common sense can pick out many problems in this (for example: use ' instead of " to save processing time, there are many more).
Firstly, what you are referring to in 'blue with some sailboat' is phpMyAdmin, which is not MySQL, phpMyAdmin is a PHP script created to help administer MySQL databases/tables etc. without using a command line based program thus is popular among web hosts. MySQL tables can be accessed numerous ways through PHP.
Secondly MySQL is a database and doesn't need a website to run, MySQL is a program aimed at storing information and making it accessible through queries.
Thirdly, why you even bothered to comment on such an issue when you quite clearly do not understand the difference between a markup language, a programming language and cascading style sheets.
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In the UK, I recall seeing this on the Beeb (six o'clock news) and I'm pretty sure Sky news. Mainstream media may be slow but something like this is quite major.
WinFS was initially conceived in the Microsoft Cairo project ... in 1991.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cairo_(operating_system)
1. You can't remove shared items easily.
Yes, you can. Settings -> Friends -> Clear Shared Items
2. Your friends can see everything
Only things you share, yes. But whats the point in "sharing" them if no one can see them?
3. Your mom might see your shared items.
Block your mom from doing so, Settings -> Friends -> Hide (Next to mom's name)
4. You're affraid of Google Reader
Well, export your subscriptions and use another product. Simple.
Well, it will inherit Microsoft's stellar security and perfect programming. Besides which, its a closed network unlike OpenID so it will be about as popular as Google's Account Authentication which does the same thing but with Google Accounts. Even OpenID isn't that widely used, and it's an open system.
actually, Google Reader only refers to them as tags on the Settings page, on the rest of the site they're called folders
because it is (and was) more fun to spend time working through the code then it is to use packet sniffer
i cracked the ajax api to get the exact request uri for that reason ( http://mpwebwizard.com/free_stuff/google_web_api has the url to query google web search)
Eric Schmit is Google's second CEO, previously it was Larry or Sergey. It's thanks to Eric Schmit that Google is as great as it is today. Larry or Sergey wern't very keen on the whole buisness aspect and wern't interested in making money out of there search engine (they mainly wanted to sell it but failed). Eric helped make Google it's billions with AdWords and AdSense.
Wasn't this already presumed, I mean, Blackcomb/Vienna was supposed to be completely different ot the current Windows system including Start menu?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Vienna
i remember a similar story like this on television once (in the uk) where a girl (for some reason) had an empty hole in the centre of her brain. basically her brain had adapted around the hole and functioned normally when the doctors said she would have serious brain damage.
orignal, maybe (i'm not sure on this) but let's face it, Google CL2 is free, MS Exchange Server is not.
sadly they are only us, no way they will take on Google with US only products
the international versions of ask don't have a different background colour and have '%% Web Results' randomly placed above the back/forward links. They also have an affiliate accounts with Lycos, Yahoo! and Excite which they link to.
eg.http://uk.ask.com/web?q=mortgage&qsrc=0&o=312
the difference being Google was new technology.
AltaVista had no ranking system, just results return which were often not accurate.
Yahoo! was a directy managed by humans and thus limited to sites.
Google was the first relevant search engine with many more sites that the others.
Ask.Com doesn't really offer new technology or anything special that isn't already in existance in one form or another.
maybe he's contacted the FBI to start shutting the net down after Reg didn't do much
try hitting refresh, worked for me
that doesn't mean debian is fool proof, it just means people haven't bothered to target it because it holds such a small minority of the OS market.
It appears there is a conflict at Redmond. In one case they are fixing a bug which has yet to be discovered, in another they are fixing a bug which has existed for around nine months.
It's about time they came up with a proper strategy other than randomly fixing the bugs they want to fix.
Martin
this distinct lack of information is funny:
a) the data is only sent if the user says so,
b) the data is apparently encrypted,
c) it is deleted after 30 days.
there need be no privacy concern, if you don't like the idea of handy convenient storage, don't enable it.
in the uk we have ASDA ("Part of the Wal-Mart family", as it says everywhere) which say exactly the same.
my bad, i'd already started typing my comment when he posted again.
Should have checked the preview more closely, the example was meant to be:
<? include ("header.php"); ?>
<? include ("menu.php"); ?>
main stuff here
<? include ("footer.php"); ?>
PHP is a highly secure language - it's just that too many morons are attempting to learn it which in turn means that create dodgy scripts which have more holes in them than a colander which has been shot 1000 times at close range.
An example of an overly poor script which I come across far too many times is:
main stuff here
However any person with common sense can pick out many problems in this (for example: use ' instead of " to save processing time, there are many more).
Firstly, what you are referring to in 'blue with some sailboat' is phpMyAdmin, which is not MySQL, phpMyAdmin is a PHP script created to help administer MySQL databases/tables etc. without using a command line based program thus is popular among web hosts. MySQL tables can be accessed numerous ways through PHP.
Secondly MySQL is a database and doesn't need a website to run, MySQL is a program aimed at storing information and making it accessible through queries.
Thirdly, why you even bothered to comment on such an issue when you quite clearly do not understand the difference between a markup language, a programming language and cascading style sheets.
Actually, you'd be surprised how much the british government censor and block. Especially the news.