I believe the military uses a "backside" to Google search. Another words they have a search engine that can dig way deeper. Basically all of that tracking info that you search with is stored in Google's archives. I also believe because of the Google is military sponsored. Any thoughts?
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Here's a news article about a new search engine created by the same person who sold their system to Google in 2004. http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080728/wr_nm/internet_search_dc
It's supposed to be all around better in almost every way. This should be an interesting battle between...
Nodle, since you and I were talking about streaming to a u-pnp device I thought I'd post this for you if you hadn't seen it yet.
Google has done it again -- the search engine giant has released a new service that covers yet another niche software area with the Google Media Server.
Google Media...
I didn't know this but i guess every search that you do google links your IP to it, and keeps a record of it in case the authorities need it. Interesting huh? :tinfoil:
There is a video on it here:
http://googlonymous.com/
I'm sure you've seen that Google unveiled a spreadsheet web application today. I just received my invitation for it a few minutes ago, so I figured I may as well check it out.
As with most of their other products it is fairly simple to use (especially if you are familiar with excel) and has...
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