Google became first because it delivered beter results, and generally still does. No more! Overture powered Yahoo! has surpassed it. I can say it because I have seen my blog featuring on Google's first page for search queries that were mostly irrelevant to my content.
Try and understand what CSRF is and you will understand the meaning of the sentence my friend.
You will also understand why he calls it the *sleeping giant*.
By the way, Jeremiah is not just another guy. He is one of the "Top 25 CTOs" by InfoWorld.
Agreed completely. I cannot and will not deny the fact that those scraps are pretty easy and straightforward ways. (Though a "reply" button in your mail interface is quite similar:) )
But what about the trade-off?
Not all, but *most of* the people spend there time moving from one profile to another to another.. looking at the albums, reading their testimonials. That's why the title goes "Get a Life".
It's really funny. I used to meet some people in the day time and get the "LONG-TIME-SCRAPS" complaints in the evening from them.
Now, how do we explain this?
I was on Orkut... for less than 45 days. Deleted my account.
I personally feel that these *social networks* are nothing more than a waste of time.
My friends cite it as a useful resource to keep in touch with old friends... Comm'on. Isn't a mail enough if you *really really* want to be in touch? Communities (though not all) are crap too. The only thing worth on Orkut is the B'day ticker;) But then it's a trade-off that you need to calculate.
I'd like to know how many people belong to my category (or I belong to their category);
and how many feel that these Orkuts/MySpaces really help them keep in touch with old friends? Or are even worth their time?
hehe. That's a pretty debatable topic.
Once my uncle said, "whenever an engineer goes abroad for the first time, she/he tells everyone... but then he never mentions any of her/his other trips".
The reason being almost everyone she/he knows will ask her/him to get some stuff when he gets back, as it'd be a lot cheaper.
This again is subjected to the place of visit.
I guess one thing may be cheaper here, but then the other one would be costlier. Is there any (stupid) study/comparison out there.;)
Yup again. I am from India,:)
but couldn't get your price comparison with respect to India. You are not of the notion that Indian's are paid a pretty hefty salary. Are you?
If it's hard to get good emulation speed in C++, it's even harder in Java.
No more.
You got to see (search) comparisons where Java beats C++ in speed.
Mostly because of JIT producing native code.
I agree...
I wrote this article to caution my friends and juniors to be careful on the net.
But I they have again started forwarding me similar mails... and that too without deleting the previuos mail addresses.
You may think it's silly, but there's a new sucker born every day.
However, I'd refrain from calling them sucker. It's just that they are illeterate in this regard... (As I am when it comes to biology.. and you may be in some other field).
And I believe it's our duty to keep them informed. That's knowledge sharing.... I believe.:)
Regards, 3~ (read Om).
http://www.cuil.com/search?q=bipin%20upadhyay I was sentenced to five years Rigorous Imprisonment :(( :)
What the hell! I prefer Yahoo! search anyways.
Google became first because it delivered beter results, and generally still does.
No more!
Overture powered Yahoo! has surpassed it.
I can say it because I have seen my blog featuring on Google's first page for search queries that were mostly irrelevant to my content.
Try and understand what CSRF is and you will understand the meaning of the sentence my friend.
You will also understand why he calls it the *sleeping giant*.
By the way, Jeremiah is not just another guy. He is one of the "Top 25 CTOs" by InfoWorld.
But what about the trade-off?
Not all, but *most of* the people spend there time moving from one profile to another to another.. looking at the albums, reading their testimonials. That's why the title goes "Get a Life".
It's really funny. I used to meet some people in the day time and get the "LONG-TIME-SCRAPS" complaints in the evening from them.
Now, how do we explain this?
I was on Orkut... for less than 45 days. Deleted my account. ;) But then it's a trade-off that you need to calculate.
I personally feel that these *social networks* are nothing more than a waste of time.
My friends cite it as a useful resource to keep in touch with old friends... Comm'on. Isn't a mail enough if you *really really* want to be in touch? Communities (though not all) are crap too. The only thing worth on Orkut is the B'day ticker
I'd like to know how many people belong to my category (or I belong to their category);
and how many feel that these Orkuts/MySpaces really help them keep in touch with old friends? Or are even worth their time?
It reminds me of the story titled:
:)
What is the Best Bug-as-a-Feature?
Clearly the story was "much ahead of its times".
hehe. That's a pretty debatable topic.
Once my uncle said, "whenever an engineer goes abroad for the first time, she/he tells everyone... but then he never mentions any of her/his other trips".
The reason being almost everyone she/he knows will ask her/him to get some stuff when he gets back, as it'd be a lot cheaper.
This again is subjected to the place of visit.
I guess one thing may be cheaper here, but then the other one would be costlier.
Is there any (stupid) study/comparison out there.;)
Yup again. I am from India,
but couldn't get your price comparison with respect to India. You are not of the notion that Indian's are paid a pretty hefty salary. Are you?
Education has always been (and will always be) one the best businesses.
:)
It's good that they FOSS is highlighted though
kudos.
Big round of applause in support
late in ducking... hit straiight on eye window
If it's hard to get good emulation speed in C++, it's even harder in Java.
No more.
You got to see (search) comparisons where Java beats C++ in speed.
Mostly because of JIT producing native code.
I wrote this article to caution my friends and juniors to be careful on the net. But I they have again started forwarding me similar mails... and that too without deleting the previuos mail addresses.
However, I'd refrain from calling them sucker. It's just that they are illeterate in this regard... (As I am when it comes to biology.. and you may be in some other field).
And I believe it's our duty to keep them informed. That's knowledge sharing.... I believe.
Regards,
3~ (read Om).