Google’s realtime search results are freaky fast. If you publish a new blog post, jump over to Google and search for your brand new blog post article, it would already have been indexed, cached, and showing up on Google’s results. How does Google do that? I think that in the future, Google will [...]
Tagged babby, google, realtime, search, skynet, terminatorIf the American Revolution was held today, instead of the Boston Tea Party it would have been the San Francisco bay electronics party. If the American Revolution was held today, the Federal Papers would have been the Federal Blogs. If the American Revolution was held today, the constitution would read life, liberty, and [...]
Tagged american, federal paper, liberty, privacy, revolution, special interestBetter, faster, cheaper. Pick any two
Integrity, validity, security. Pick any two
Strategy, execution, luck. Pick any two.
Profits, Passion, Purpose. Pick any two.
NASA astronaut Mike Massimino, may have not been the first person in space or on the moon. He was the first person to use the social networking site Twitter from space. One short message for man, one tweet for mankind. His tweet from outer spaces reads as follows.
From orbit: Launch was awesome!! [...]
Tagged astronaut, bilingual, iss, massimino, nasa, space, Tweet, twitpic, twitterHere I am reblogging some retweets for the past month that broken down by subject matter. Some of these tweets also cover events that occurred in February 2010. If you like to follow along, befriend xwoop and lolprez and I’ll be sure to follow back.
Superbowl
Carrie Underwood sounds awful, off key and off tune, [...]
Tagged china, economy, eduation, mossad, obama, overheard, saints, superbowlHere are the top links, articles, and news regarding social networking sites such as Twitter, Facebook, and Google Buzz. The big news this month was the announcement and initial release of Google Buzz. Google Buzz generated a lot of buzz with users, mostly because of it’s thoughtless disregard for user’s privacy.
Twitter
Robots Are Doing [...]
Tagged aol, api, buzz, development, facebook, gbuzz, google, privacy, social, twitterIs it just me or are most of the winter Olympic sports just derivative/descended of the same thing event? They all involve going down the mountain in a ski, board, sled, toboggan alone or with up to four other people as fast as possible and then maybe a jump or some tricks in mid-air. [...]
Tagged luge, olympic, skeleton, sled, snowshoe, sports, toboggan, winterAfter using Google Buzz for a month I have started to find my grove and how that fits with my social networking self. If you are using Google Buzz, be sure to follow me I’ll follow back. Here are some recent buzz posts from a variety of topics.
All About Buzz
With any new service [...]
Tagged buzz, clinton, gbuzz, google, iphone, windows, woods, xfinityFour thoughts on four subjects.
Four Types of Statistics: Those from statisticians, those from politician, those from pundits, and those from advertisers.
Four Types of Managers: Some appreciate end results, others time/effort, a few reward problem solving, and those that value consultants.
Four Types of People: Those that stop to smell the flowers, those that miss them outright, [...]
There are some funny people on Twitter. Whenever I find a funny, witty, or thought provoking I usually retweet it and favorite it. Here is a small collection of recent tweets that stoop out to me.
@Twiggy185: people often say that motivation doesn’t last. well neither does bathing that’s y we recommend it daily
@wafflesgirls: the sun [...]