Yeah that's what I do. I have all my email backed up to two computers via POP3 access and I have my Gmail forwarded to my webhost email. Then I have my webhost email backed up to two different computers via POP3. The trouble is, no one emails me.:(
AOL owns MapQuest, and 80.4 million + 55.2 million=135.6 million. Sure you can argue that Google+Blogger or Yahoo!+Flickr, but if AOL changed the MapQuest URL to something like MapQuest.AOL.com, then would AOL be first?
When you're signed in to your Google Account (and maybe Google Personalised Search, I'm not sure) and you google something it will give you a link next to every result that says "remove result". After you click that it will give you an "undo" or "more options" link. More Options lets you either get rid of that site altogether, or just that page.
The thing that I like about BitTorrent is that you pretty much have to download the entire album; otherwise one would not appreciate the artist as much as one does. Like if one were looking for a specific song, but now one has to listen to the entire album...
Not that I download music from BitTorrent. That's illegal.
Slashdot Mirror
Yeah that's what I do. I have all my email backed up to two computers via POP3 access and I have my Gmail forwarded to my webhost email. Then I have my webhost email backed up to two different computers via POP3. The trouble is, no one emails me. :(
That's useful.
The link has been slashdotted.
Mirror can be found here
Fishing channel=Rodcasting
Fitness channel=Bodcasting
Religious channel=Godcasting
Grass channel=Sodcasting
Plumbing channel=Pipecasting
Dental channel=Bitecasting
Can I use it on my $1000 Sony camera that doesn't have macro mode?
AOL owns MapQuest, and 80.4 million + 55.2 million=135.6 million. Sure you can argue that Google+Blogger or Yahoo!+Flickr, but if AOL changed the MapQuest URL to something like MapQuest.AOL.com, then would AOL be first?
Click here if you use MapQuest
Click here if you use AOL
http://www.google.com/jobs/lunar_job.html
2 005/09/28/GOOGLE.TMP
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/
Does anyone else find it ironic that this blog is hosted on Google owned Blogger.com?
When you're signed in to your Google Account (and maybe Google Personalised Search, I'm not sure) and you google something it will give you a link next to every result that says "remove result". After you click that it will give you an "undo" or "more options" link. More Options lets you either get rid of that site altogether, or just that page.
And when you click on your Drafts folder it has ads for the Military.
Did it come with a free dinosaur?
The thing that I like about BitTorrent is that you pretty much have to download the entire album; otherwise one would not appreciate the artist as much as one does. Like if one were looking for a specific song, but now one has to listen to the entire album...
Not that I download music from BitTorrent. That's illegal.
Does this mean in ten years my MiniDisc player will be powered by fuel cells?
If they used Windows it would all be illegal copies.
You just pasted that entire headline straight from the article!
I hate it when I leave my dictionary open. I read on Wikipedia it isn't good for the spine.
What? Yahoo gets first billing over Google in a /. article?? Say it ain't so!
Don't you mean perveyors?
Does this mean I CANN't look at porn anymore???
:(
If you label a company
Yeah, it's not like you can folder a company.
gnuForFree.
IM Ilovetochatwithu
All it says is "stfu".
Cable? I boycotted recorded sound long ago. Now I strictly attend live performances.
What does this have to do with Google?
Google lets you translate its pages with BabelFish? Didn't Google invent Internet translation?
i vacypolicy.html&langpair=en%7Cen&hl=en&ie=UTF8
http://google.com/translate?u=www.google.com%2Fpr