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[Raw Thought (from Aaron Swartz)] The Goog Life: how Google keeps employees by treating them like ...: I can tell, with a fair amount of confidence that if google wanted to take care of my laundry, feed me lunch, and give me big bright bouncy balls, amazing colleagues, and a cached version of the Internet I wouldn’t be sitting there thinking about how I was infantalized and saying “But as much as they [I] want to leave Google, the infantilizing tactics have worked: [I’m] afraid [I couldn’t] survive anywhere else.” No, I know I can, and so don’t a lot of other googlers.

Infosecurity (UK) - Latest News: Confirming what many internet industry watchers thought would happen this week, Microsoft says it will release an out-of-band patch later today, for the Internet Explorer security vulnerability used to attack Google and around 30 other companies affected by the widely publicised security flaw seen in the Google/China incident.

[Fight Identity Theft] A Survey on Botnets with Cryptography : Fight Identity Theft: Since bots usually send DNS queries in order to access the C2 servers, if we can intercept their domain names, the botnet traffic is able to be captured by blacklisting the domain names [41, 42]. Actually, it also provides an important secondary avenue to take down botnets by disabling their propagation capability [11].

[Aleph Naught & the Null Set] A week of tweets from purplehayz on 2009-11-16 | Aleph Naught ...: in reply to Ebuyerdotcom #; RT @googleus: Reports: Google fined for fake Orcut profiles - Bizjournals.com http://bit.ly/24WizI #; Full scale model of a Pan Am Airlines first-class cabin - in a guy's garage http://short.to/wjg1 .... Pando Colourlife collection http://is.gd/4SBa2 #; What a logo does not have to be or do http://short.to/wliu #; Smart grid needs power from enterprise BPM http://bit.ly/4pQjTB #; Create nondestructive text effects with Photoshop's smart filters ...

[Brainstorm Tech: Technology blogs, news and analysis from Fortune Magazine » Apple 2.0] Microsoft Office to go online ”” for free - Big Tech - Fortune ...: I know companies like Google show huge profits right now, but the smoke and mirrors behind this business model is eventually going to catch up to all of us. One of these days, the hoards of programmers who brought you linux, open office, and much more, are going to be staring at retirement age with nothing to show for their time and efforts but a Moutain Dew induced programmers belly, and a empty bank account.

[Thripp Photography] My Comments 2: I used to litter my articles with outbound links, including pre-configured Google search queries and links to any sites or bloggers I mentioned. I’d link to Wikipedia whenever I mentioned an obscure or even mundane topic.

[Search Engine Land: News About Search Engines & Search Marketing] LATEST HOW TO ARTICLES - Search Engine Land: Must Read News About ...: If you assume that the WSJ sells out all their display media on all pages that these people land on at an average of $10, (a high assumption, even for WSJ, for avg sell out ecpm for all impressions on all pages…remember: if there are three units per page, this assumes WSJ.com will sell out all pages on the site at a $30 average page CPM)…but let’s assume $10 CPM for all impressions…that means these people WSJ loses from google would have to be people who AVERAGE 15-20 page views, per day, every single day, AND that all 15 of those page views are sold out at a $30 page ECPM…That is idiotic…these are people who click on a link from google to get to WSJ, and who likely average 1 page view per visit from google, and fewer than 5 visits per month. Your assumptions for opportunity cost are off by at least an order of magniutude, and probably more than that.

[Pavan Soni] Pavan Soni: Quiz On MIS: It is a style of computing in which IT-related capabilities are provided “as a service”, allowing users to access technology-enabled services from the Internet ("in the cloud") without knowledge of, expertise with, or control over the technology infrastructure that supports them. According to a 2008 paper published by IEEE Internet Computing "Cloud Computing is a paradigm in which information is permanently stored in servers on the Internet and cached temporarily on clients that include desktops, entertainment centers, tablet computers, notebooks, wall computers, handhelds, sensors, monitors, etc."

[Search Engine Land: News About Search Engines & Search Marketing] LATEST HOW TO ARTICLES - Search Engine Land: Must Read News About ...: If you assume that the WSJ sells out all their display media on all pages that these people land on at an average of $10, (a high assumption, even for WSJ, for avg sell out ecpm for all impressions on all pages…remember: if there are three units per page, this assumes WSJ.com will sell out all pages on the site at a $30 average page CPM)…but let’s assume $10 CPM for all impressions…that means these people WSJ loses from google would have to be people who AVERAGE 15-20 page views, per day, every single day, AND that all 15 of those page views are sold out at a $30 page ECPM…That is idiotic…these are people who click on a link from google to get to WSJ, and who likely average 1 page view per visit from google, and fewer than 5 visits per month. Your assumptions for opportunity cost are off by at least an order of magniutude, and probably more than that.

[franticindustries - web 2.0, social networking, IT technology trends.] franticindustries - web 2.0, social networking, IT technology ...: […] El desarrollo de la web-2 ha permitido crear espacios gratuitos de almacenamiento en la propia red gestionados por incipientes sistemas operativos que intentan cada vez ser más funcionales. Ejemplos de esto hay bastantes (en estas direcciones tenéis referencias: Los 10-sistemas-operativos-web-que-ya-funcionan/ en español, y esta en inglés: franticindustries.com/Big-webos-roundup-10-online-operating-systems […]

[Braiden Harvey] Braiden Harvey » Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-08-30: ... Blogger Buzz Blog Is Trying To Communicate With Us: Google's Blogger Buzz blog may not the best of places to get.. http://bit.ly/1×3a5J #; Facebook Conversations Used As Evidence In Exam Cheating Case: Two Belgian college students ...

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[New World Notes] New World Notes: The Second Life Economy Also Needs a Stimulus ...: In a world in which an estimated 90% of businesses go bust within a year (Gartner report) we have to expect that recession or not, the center cannot hold. I have not seen the P&L account for the SS Galaxy and so cannot speak to the veracity of their claim that they are a victim of the real world recession, but asking for a "bail out"

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