Archive for the ‘Google’ Category




by David Allen on April 1st, 2009
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In the olden days search engines were slightly different to what are used to today, a long time ago things were done at a much slower pace and many people would think that things were better in those days.     Just take a look how Google started off, they were bold in those days to even call it Google Classic, but they did not allow much space for the search term, even back then. As f ...
by max on March 18th, 2009
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The guys over at Lifehacker have done a marvelous job of eliminating copy & pasting keyword searches.  Whether you are on your MS Word or any other application, you can use AutoHotKey to eliminate the “paste” part when you want to search for something. Sincerely, Tired of Copy/Paste Dear Tired of Copy/Paste, Using the AutoHotkey scripting language we can throw together ...


How to Survive the Recession!


by max on March 1st, 2009
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Now, you can strategize which countries you need to invest internet capital.  Happy strategizing. ...
by max on February 20th, 2009
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Here’s some interesting news on how long it takes for a single Google query. Well, the answer is that it takes about 200ms, using the power of 1000 machines.  Now, those 1000 machines could probably handle a whole bunch more queries in the same times frame so don’t get surprised. Google Fellow Jeff Dean, in a keynote talk at WSDM 2009, shared some numbers about Google’s i ...
by wonderhowto on February 11th, 2009
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Have some fun with Google, c’mon, you know you want to. Learn to access a number of Google Easter eggs with this simple Google hacker’s how-to. Best of all, each of these Easter eggs can be found directly from Google search through use of Google’s own “I’m Feeling Lucky” tool. The full list of Easter eggs explored in this video is as follows: xx-bork, ...
by wonderhowto on February 11th, 2009
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Have some fun checking out what other people are doing, using their own networked security cameras to spy on them. Careful, if the FBI comes knocking on your door, we don’t know you. This video tutorial shows you how to hack with Google, using security issues with Google that can allow you to hack other people’s sites. The only intention of this how-to video is to point out ...
by wonderhowto on February 11th, 2009
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If you want to learn how to hack, but don’t know where to start, these videos are for you. Watch these videos to learn how to hack with Google. Don’t do anything (too) illegal. Learn how to hack Google with these amazing videos. These videos will teach you how to hack Google by using advanced search operators and esoteric search terms to find “hidden” files and mp3s quic ...
by wonderhowto on February 11th, 2009
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This video will give you some tips on hacking with Google to get some free stuff. Everybody wants free stuff, right? This how-to video show how to hack Google for free music, games, ebooks and other software. Well, hacking is probably not the right word. Watch this video tutorial and learn how to search Google for free stuff. There we go. via wonderhowto ...
by max on February 7th, 2009
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Here’s a wrap-up of Web 2.0 news and howtos for today from our .Net blog: If you haven’t seen the deer killed by Google van, please do so.  You can now use Nota to remix your videos, images into a webpage. Check out Google, Yahoo, AOL, and Microsoft’s 2008 revenues.  iDesktop.tv is offering fully customizable YouTube player skins to invites only. GMail is working on m ...
by max on January 7th, 2009
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JUNGzilla.com has been launched, a search engine that can help you find blog posts, images, videos, and more.  Try “Zedomax” for fun. Well, it’s that time of the year, we are not sure why we have this creative juice to make and launch new websites but here’s JUNGzilla.com, a Web 2.0 blog/image/video/tag search engine. Honestly, I couldn’t go to sleep so I woke up in t ...

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