Just like all things computer-related, there is no magic bullet answer.
Now I believe there is a rudimentary blacklist that immediately cuts out improper results, but then additionally performs a 'SafeSearch' pass on your data. (you can almost tell it is calculating something, because the 'Click Enter to Search' is delayed, indicating it is doing something)
Yea I dunno, I just don't believe there is a black list. There are too many issues associated with white/black lists.
Try changing your safesearch settings to High and compare the search results, even though the sites look benign, there might have some racist comments or something that prevents it from showing up.
'Hate' is a pretty strong word that will return tons of crazy results.
The results are going to disappear if the bulk of the returned links are Adult-Oriented, it has nothing to do with the Keywords you type. There is no magical 'banned list'. They probably use the same metrics as their 'SafeSearch' algorithm.
Although most of the good points have been made, I just wanted to zing you for this:
customers are tired of paying for hardware that actively works against their interests
You make it sound like my giant HDTV is a net-negative. Although I'd rather not worry about 'secure links', my TV is still a net-positive. It isn't 'working against my interests', and honestly, I don't think I have a piece of hardware in my house that won't provide a secure link. I don't even know what is being broken by this DRM. So, yes, I am happy to pay for this TV again if need-be.
Take African Honeys Bees for example. They have to fight so many tough predators in their home environment, that when you introduce them to a bunch of pussy predators in South America, they DOMINATE the landscape.
I'd hate to see how badass a bacteria must be that survived on Mars and in deep space.
I don't play PC games any longer. I much prefer the console.
Cheating has gotten out of hand, the constant expensive upgrades, and lack of a uniform hardware/playability have pushed me out the door long before DRM ever had the chance. I still prefer the mouse in first person shooters in terms of accuracy, but i'll give up some accuracy to enjoy a better overall experience.
I don't know where you get your statistics from, but a quick google search of 'OS Statistics' yields this page: clicky Please explain what you consider 'hardly anybody'. Because I consider 31.5% (win7 + vista) of all computers on the web a significant portion.
a well oxygenated brain within a short time period following legal death
Please, explain how you can suck the water out of a human being after they are dead using currently technology, quickly and effectively and replace it with 'cryoprotectants'.
This isn't even remotely possible with our current technology. I understand the 'theory' is all good. But we aren't talking about theory. This guy who claims he is an MD student is saying it is possible 'Today'.
It works with insects and frogs because they are designed that way.
Please, tell me how you can replace the water in my body with anti-freeze and keep me from dying a painful death (using today's technology as you put it)
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I agreed with everything you said, except the 50-60 dollar video games.
:(
If I could find them cheaper I would go that route, but I guess I'm still a sucker for blockbuster titles
Comeon Black-Ops!!
killzone doesn't look better than modern warfare 2. and that game is on both platforms.
you are the one who sounds like a damn fanboy.
as soon as one of them ran after a baseball or was in an automobile while the other was not, their ages changed.
this event probably had the biggest impact on their age differentiation, but it had already occurred a long time ago.
James Spader is in EVERYTHING
Please don't take this as anything but a strategic business move.
If it was in Red Hat's interest to ignore patents, they absolutely would.
also, yea, if Safe Search is off, just gimme my results.
I bet we are both wrong.
Just like all things computer-related, there is no magic bullet answer.
Now I believe there is a rudimentary blacklist that immediately cuts out improper results, but then additionally performs a 'SafeSearch' pass on your data. (you can almost tell it is calculating something, because the 'Click Enter to Search' is delayed, indicating it is doing something)
Yea I dunno, I just don't believe there is a black list. There are too many issues associated with white/black lists.
Try changing your safesearch settings to High and compare the search results, even though the sites look benign, there might have some racist comments or something that prevents it from showing up.
'Hate' is a pretty strong word that will return tons of crazy results.
The results are going to disappear if the bulk of the returned links are Adult-Oriented, it has nothing to do with the Keywords you type.
There is no magical 'banned list'.
They probably use the same metrics as their 'SafeSearch' algorithm.
You make it sound like my giant HDTV is a net-negative. Although I'd rather not worry about 'secure links', my TV is still a net-positive. It isn't 'working against my interests', and honestly, I don't think I have a piece of hardware in my house that won't provide a secure link. I don't even know what is being broken by this DRM. So, yes, I am happy to pay for this TV again if need-be.
For that matter, the GP should re-read it 18 times.
Because you really don't "get it" until you reach the 18th time.
Go ahead, prove me wrong.
And afterwards you should read the entire bible backwards 15 times.
Otherwise it'll be a sticky few decades ahead of us.
yes, but i was playing devils advocate to the parent above me to demonstrate why one sided assumptions are terrible. sheesh!
again, that is an assumption.
quit assuming you will know how it operates, because you can't and don't.
Still, you don't know do you. I don't want the fate of the earth to rest in your hands.
But I'd certainly let you be the first one to eat some.
But that is not what happens in real life..
Take African Honeys Bees for example. They have to fight so many tough predators in their home environment, that when you introduce them to a bunch of pussy predators in South America, they DOMINATE the landscape.
I'd hate to see how badass a bacteria must be that survived on Mars and in deep space.
I don't play PC games any longer. I much prefer the console.
Cheating has gotten out of hand, the constant expensive upgrades, and lack of a uniform hardware/playability have pushed me out the door long before DRM ever had the chance. I still prefer the mouse in first person shooters in terms of accuracy, but i'll give up some accuracy to enjoy a better overall experience.
Probably offtopic, but I just wanted to say that.
I don't know where you get your statistics from, but a quick google search of 'OS Statistics' yields this page: clicky
Please explain what you consider 'hardly anybody'. Because I consider 31.5% (win7 + vista) of all computers on the web a significant portion.
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you are such a fag.
have fun beating-off for the rest of your life you fucking nerd.
well, just like Google's Page Rank algorithm, those dummy photos will be there, but they will be at the bottom of the search results. :)
yea, I don't disagree with that.
I was just playing into the conspiracy theories!
in little-endian perhaps.
nope. it won't be a hyperlink to your profile, but someone can type your name.
Please, explain how you can suck the water out of a human being after they are dead using currently technology, quickly and effectively and replace it with 'cryoprotectants'.
This isn't even remotely possible with our current technology. I understand the 'theory' is all good. But we aren't talking about theory. This guy who claims he is an MD student is saying it is possible 'Today'.
It works with insects and frogs because they are designed that way.
Please, tell me how you can replace the water in my body with anti-freeze and keep me from dying a painful death (using today's technology as you put it)
Funny would not have been my choice of words.
Frightening / Sad / Inexcusable perhaps are better options.