Lagoon in Rio from Corcovado , originally uploaded by Nilhan.
Awesome view of the lagoon from the Corcovado- the famoust statue of Christ which overlooks the entier city
April 23, 2008 – 11:59 pm
Another wet day in Brighton – must find stronger coffee #
Complex networks and decentralized search algorithms – now stop right there #
how about this for a piss-take – type in ‘vrm whitepaper’ into Google and it says ‘ did you mean ‘CRM white paper’ #
promissed I wouldn’t but here I am slagging off everyone in [...]
The first time the major engines collaborated, it was to introduce the rel=nofollow tag to combat comment spam on blogs. Comment spam where anyone can add a link in the comment section of blogs was getting to the point, where it was almost impossible o administer a blog without spending hours deleting unrelated comments [...]
February 11, 2007 – 9:56 pm
Last week Google made a significant change to the personalised search experience, which should increase the use of the service, and has the SEO community concerned about the impact on the service they offer their clients.
Personalised search is nothing new and have been around for several years, but the recent announcement by Google to personalise [...]
December 19, 2006 – 7:27 am
Nasa and Google have signed a formal agreement to collaborate on a number of project which is hoped to bring Nasa’s space data to the masses. They hope to create real time footage of space walks as well as a Google earth like mapping functionality for the Moon and other planets.
The New York times
December 5, 2006 – 10:39 pm
Tony Walsh asks the question is Second Life ecologically sustainable? A quick sum on the back of a fag packet by Nicholas Carr, suggest avatars consumes just a little less electricity than the world average for a person and as much as the average Brazilian. That’s right, the ammount of energy used by [...]
November 29, 2006 – 9:41 pm
That’s right, Google is shutting down answers. If anyone is wondering why – the graph from Hitwise makes it pretty self explanatory
Unlike Yahoo! who built a social community that share their expertise for free, Google created a fee paying model, where the person answering the question get paid. In 4 years they managed to get [...]
November 11, 2006 – 2:14 pm
The first FBI investigation into Police brutality based on video evidence on YouTube was reported by Reuters yesterday. While this is not the first case of home cinema to get the LA police into trouble – the beating of Rodney King causing riots in 1991. This is the first piece of evidence to arrive [...]