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From Search Engine Watch's 2002 April Fool's page: Google Quits Search, Focuses on Waste Management
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So *that's* how it works
When Jason posted the plane on a conveyer belt riddle earlier today, I was convinced that take-off was impossible if
Mavericks is going off
Mavericks is going off at the moment and I have to admit seeing it live is worth the ten bucks
It's the user experience, stupid
I've often heard prominent computer scientists lament the low uptake of email encryption -- that in the age
ebay scams going international
Every once in a while I hear someone raving about a new gadget and my first instinct is to check
How to speed up your mac and make it more stable when web browsing in 3 simple steps
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3. There is no step three! (actually, Just Use Preview is step 3)
The Genealogy of Math
I've never seen The Mathematics Genealogy Project until just now. It's pretty incredible, covering the professional
GoogleVerse
I'll admit upfront I still don't quite get what Google Base is useful for. It'
How to find good food in a town like Toronto
After a few minutes of Googling, I found a pretty good method of finding not only specific food I wanted
Google KILLS CHILDREN
This is the most intellectually dishonest article title I've seen in quite some time: Google Print upsets children&
Tellwho? That old chesnut?
Good lord, looks like someone found an old database lying around and thought "huh, is there any way we
We're doing it for your own good
A lot of web app developers not only turn off autocomplete for credit card input, but they disable autocomplete on
How Apple can appease the fanboys FOREVAH
I just placed an order for my third Mac ever, this time a new iMac. I realized my 2.5
On Nerd Love
I must admit I feel a second wave of excitement long after web nerd friends announce their intent to marry
We interrupt this post for a very special message
Today at Creative Commons, Lawrence Lessig kicked off our first annual fundraiser with a the story of how CC got
Like unfinished furniture
Salon's new redesign looked like they came up with the deadline first (their ten year anniversary), and fit
This is Broken x2
Paypal's phone support system uses voice recognition to solve problems instead of humans in a call center. At
I'm on Google Talk right now
So I guess the cat got out of the bag a little early. I tried it out with iChat (hit