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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?
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jusboutded
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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 ...
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jusboutded
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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.
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Lifehacking
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destor
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November 11, 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.
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david wayne osedach
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September 25, 2009
web head
I for one will welcome the newsystem. I am spending too much time with too many windows.
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david wayne osedach
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June 18, 2009
Google vanity searches
Pity to those who have absolutely no mention in Google whatsoever. But for the rest of Google has introduced a tool whereby you can tweak your profile. Just go to the bottom of your first page and enter your name. It will take you from there.
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david wayne osedach
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April 30, 2009
Maureen Dowd's column:"Wall Street's Socialist Jet-Setters"
Keeping Up Appearances Much has been made of corporate “excess“, even during this time of government bailouts and loans. End-of-year bonuses, office remodeling, fancy retreats, using corporate jets and buying fancy new ones, and so forth. The latest blast is Maureen Dowd’s column, ’Wall Street’s Socialist Jet-Setters” in Wednesday's New York ...
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mathpol
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January 29, 2009
Google Lively, Is it 3D Social Room or Hackers Trap
Has anyone thought beside the exciting 3D Social world, how Lively can be used by hackers to get access to users sensitive information. guess how hard will be for a hacker to simulate Lively Room embed in Flash or other web languages. ''Doesnt google concept of embedding Google Lively rooms on any webpage, sounds like google advicing its users to ...
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dantulurikiran
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August 2, 2008
Is Google Making Us Stupid?
The above titled article is featured in The Atlantic Monthly. It's subject is similar to this article. The writer describes how the internet has affected our attention span when it comes to reading and research. We now want our information in short concise packets and no longer delve into whatever we are reading or researching. A very ...
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HebrewHammer
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June 17, 2008
The best use of the National Review's resources?
Apparently the National Review has too little time to re-check its assumptions -- http://www.google.com/holidaylogos.html The link goes to a series of pages dedicated to showcasing the various logos that Google's coders have put up since 1999. And it would be far-fetched to take the ''anti-American'' stance considering how a good regular number ...
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Chenoa
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June 13, 2008
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