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  • ...and one more thing I dont get (endless list)

    googling ''I hate'', of course, produces some 32 million entries, not none. ... so was that a joke? it occurs to me that there would be a whole interesting subset of things which really did return no entries.... excluding nonsense words and odd proper names, I wonder if indeed there are any left?
    Posted to Lifehacking by jusboutded on November 13, 2009

  • wisdom concerning the running speed of bears vs humans

    and the practical utility of choosing your hiking companions::: john and jake were planning a long hike through the woods and while buying supplies in town they were warned that bears had been sighted lately nearby. john said ''oh Im not worried about that, Im a pretty good runner.'' the storekeeper said ''surely you dont think you can outrun a ...
    Posted to Lifehacking by jusboutded on November 13, 2009

  • am I an idiot? (response requested)

    like someone who doesnt get a joke told at a party but laughs out loud because everyone else does and then asks their date on the way home what it meant , I missed two things... why is asking ''where can I read books online?'' called incredible? and is the popular green poop a joke? whose joke? or would you rather we just drove on home in ...
    Posted to Lifehacking by jusboutded on November 13, 2009

  • This Blog Beat You To The Google Game

    By a long shot: http://nohappymedium.com/ You should give them some credit in your article, they've been doing a weekly, very funny google game for months now.
    Posted to Lifehacking by destor on November 11, 2009

  • GOOGLE Searchbox

    What great ideas to while away a rainy Sunday afternoon! I am certainly going to give it a try.
    Posted to Lifehacking by david wayne osedach on November 2, 2009

  • GeoCities

    I remember GeoCities well. I wish I had had more time to play with it. But I am more than making up for it now.
    Posted to Technology by david wayne osedach on October 28, 2009

  • breathless fanboyism does not equal technology journalism...

    ...nor is any amount of insipid gushing going to lure me back onto the Microsoft hamster wheel. I anticipate having my initial Win7 experience sometime in the next year or so, once the infrastructure people at my day job manage to convince senior management to lob another few million bucks into the worldwide deployment of yet another ...
    Posted to Technology by earthwirehead on October 23, 2009

  • Google settlement

    I would like to see the new Settlement require permission from all rights owners before all or large parts of a work are displayed or sold. Anything less guarantees unintended consequences. For example, the Berne Convention would be contravened, and we would automatically become a rogue nation on that front. Since IP is one of our major exports ...
    Posted to Jurisprudence by Marion Gropen on September 30, 2009

  • Why the Netflix Prize is harder for search

    I thought Farhad's idea to apply the Netflix Prize to every problem under the sun was under-thought - more like a ''gee-whiz that's neat!'' than a real contemplation on the subject. Farhad missed one of the key reasons why the Netflix prize was a good problem to crowdsource - Netflix had a very well-defined mathematical problem, and was able to ...
    Posted to Technology by computron on September 29, 2009

  • GOOGLE Chrome

    I jumped on GOOGLE Chrome when it first came up and love it! I can't wait for GOOGLE Wave to come out.
    Posted to Technology by david wayne osedach on September 25, 2009
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