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Pronet Advertising has a growing list of the domain names that Google currently owns.
I find the currently functioning allevil.org a bit disturbing–but more on that later.
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a ninjas take on net neutrality
Closed Published by B. Willey July 13th, 2006 on finding Monsuun | circa 2006I’ve fallen in love with AskaNinja.com. If you need a really ninjafied view of the whole Net Neutrality issue, then check this out. The ninja’s also got a great review of Pirates of the Carribbean. Enjoy.
Tags: Net Neutrality, ninjaNet Neutrality, ninja
According to Professor David Garrod, allergies in adults could be conquered within five years:
“The drugs we are developing – called Allergen Delivery Inhibitors (ADIs) – are designed to disable these allergens so they can no longer eat through the protective cell layer and block the allergic reaction before it occurs.
The effect will be like avoiding […]
I was doing some research into why I couldn’t access Google’s city-wide wi-fi in San Francisco when Andrea and I were there and I came across a recent Google blog post that referenced Google Checkout (it was only in the my RSS feed and not on the actual blog post). I don’t know how long […]
via TallSkinnyKiwi
The rules of blogging have changed for our brave new web and Eric Kintz has some good advice.
Why blog frequency does not matter anymore
#1 Traffic is generated by participating in the community; not daily posting
#2 Traffic is irrelevant to your blog’s success anyway
#3 Loyal readers coming back daily to check your posts is so […]
$100 laptop working model
Closed Published by B. Willey June 8th, 2006 on finding Monsuun | circa 2006Negroponte’s dream is close to reality. Check out the sites below to read more and see some images of the real thing:
eWeek.com .:. Working Model of $100 Laptop Steals MITX
laptop.org .:. On Laptop per Child website (images)
I’ve been a fan of this project since it’s inception (or at least since I knew about it).
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From Google’s blog:
The debate over “net neutrality” is coming to a boil in the next week as the House of Representatives is due to vote on a bill that could determine the future of the Internet. The big phone and cable TV companies want Congress’s permission to create a new, unprecedented regulatory bureaucracy on the […]
This release could be one of their best and most important yet.
Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is a Java software development framework that makes writing AJAX applications like Google Maps and Gmail easy for developers who don’t speak browser quirks as a second language. Writing dynamic web applications today is a tedious and error-prone process; […]
There is a new website in town — BloggersPub.com. I have recently been asked by my Seattle friend John, to host the Phoenix feed for this growing site. Here’s the basic philosophy behind the site:
Phoenix.BloggersPub is an aggregator of the blogs of residents in the Phoenix metro area. With the variety of voices represented, it […]
no more moderation…I hope
Closed Published by B. Willey April 5th, 2006 on finding Monsuun | circa 2006I have incorporated Nio’s Anti-Spam Image into my comment form and so I have have removed the comment moderation. Therefore, as long as you are a human with fingers, you can comment freely on any of my posts without my needing to approve your comment. This is great for all of us! I hope it […]