I run a top rated website (2m+ visitors a month) that runs Omniture and I'm jealous of these stats, and the internet averages that Omniture claims. They claim IE internet average is still 61.2%, ff 20.3%, safari 6.9% and chrome 6.9%. On our site though we are still seeing 79.8% IE including 6.2% ie6. I pray for the day when IE6 numbers are down to a level that we don't have to care what our site looks like for them.
Use firefox extension's password hasher (http://wijjo.com/PasswordHasher). Then you only need to remember one password but can use it for a variety of sites. If any one site's passwords get leaked, you dont have to go around an update your password for all other sites.
Like our current job creation which is driven almost completely by government deficit spending, I'm not sure increasing search engine market share really counts if you are losing money on every search.
Thats a false equality. Much of the government stimulus spending each $1 spent on spending helped boost GDP by up to $1.73 (except for tax cuts to appease the right - which didnt really work as they don't seem very appeased). http://policyinpractice.files.wordpress.com/2008/12/bang-for-the-buck.jpg $1:$1.73 is much better than $2:$1 with Bing
Its a ploy to make people spend $26, see who buys it, monitor their ip address, monitor all their other purchases on their credit card, etc.
Well whales do have a habit of spontaneously appearing above planets, then falling down down down to something very -ound like.
So my girlfriend and I had the idea that people would really get motivated to help if they new it was for a greater cause. $40k divided 10 or 11 ways only goes so far. Think however how much impact $40k, the publicity of winning the DARPA challenge, and the power of social networks can go in terms of helping various peace initiatives in the world. Being a
OK Better idea. Use the DARPA funds to promote peace.
Balloons for Peace
Step 1. Set up a website: Go to Darpa Balloon Challenge Group
Step 2. Get lots of people organized and figure out who gets how much
Step N. Profit!!!!!
>> 1/3 of People Can't Tell 48Kbps Audio From 160Kbps
Correction: Over a third of participants thought the lower bit rate sounded better.
Those are not the same thing. To find out how many people thought they sounded exactly the same, I would have to RTFA.
Education.com has a write up on each of the canidates views on education:
So you think that money is the root of all evil. Have you ever asked what is the root of money? -- Ayn Rand
