How can we tell that the computer was indeed messed up while displaying the EULA? After watching Judge Judy, I would have to say that taking a physical picture of the scrambled screen would win or lose the case.
Ok so we have spinner wheels and spinner hub caps for cars. What about spinner's for hard drives? It would look like it's not moving when on, and it would move for a while when you turn it off. Ya!!!
I came up with the great idea - or that is taking an existing idea and making it better, and now I guess it's pretty much dead. There are about 15 online web traffic analyzers (the ones that work in your header tags, not the actual log file analysis) ranging from free cheapies all the way up to urchin (as we used to know it) I spent the last two months writing an indepth analyzer of my own and was just about to release it. I wasn't planning on making a living off of it, just a few bucks here or there. But now, I guess I can kiss my idea goodbye. Has anyone thought of the affect this is going to have? I'm sure a lot of people are going to lose their jobs/incomes and more. I know there has already been mention of the power google is going to have over individual websites via the javascript include not to mention the powerful data they are going to be collecting.
I guess what my question is, can you guys thnk of a market that my software, or that is all of the lower end/partially free log analyzers can still tap into? Or is it a lost cause? Do you think google will always keep the Urchin code free?
Microsoft can't even properly support Firefox with Hotmail. I will never once even attempt to log into live.com... You know what I mean about hotmail/Firefox... Various little things that don't work right.
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How can we tell that the computer was indeed messed up while displaying the EULA? After watching Judge Judy, I would have to say that taking a physical picture of the scrambled screen would win or lose the case.
Ok so we have spinner wheels and spinner hub caps for cars. What about spinner's for hard drives? It would look like it's not moving when on, and it would move for a while when you turn it off. Ya!!!
I came up with the great idea - or that is taking an existing idea and making it better, and now I guess it's pretty much dead. There are about 15 online web traffic analyzers (the ones that work in your header tags, not the actual log file analysis) ranging from free cheapies all the way up to urchin (as we used to know it) I spent the last two months writing an indepth analyzer of my own and was just about to release it. I wasn't planning on making a living off of it, just a few bucks here or there. But now, I guess I can kiss my idea goodbye. Has anyone thought of the affect this is going to have? I'm sure a lot of people are going to lose their jobs/incomes and more. I know there has already been mention of the power google is going to have over individual websites via the javascript include not to mention the powerful data they are going to be collecting. I guess what my question is, can you guys thnk of a market that my software, or that is all of the lower end/partially free log analyzers can still tap into? Or is it a lost cause? Do you think google will always keep the Urchin code free?
Microsoft can't even properly support Firefox with Hotmail. I will never once even attempt to log into live.com... You know what I mean about hotmail/Firefox... Various little things that don't work right.