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Even if FreeBSD just manages to keep up with Linux I for one am glad its around. Remember Open Source is about choice. BSDs provide one more. One that is far better than Hurd, Haiku etc. at the moment.
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I have used OpenDNS. I agree it is faster and I prefer that to my local ISP's dns servers. But the NXDOMAIN thingy is not so easy for me to turn off since I have a dynamic ip. I started using 4.2.2.2 as primary because of that. Yesterday I changed to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4. Hopefully I don't have to change this for a long time now.
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from the bend-like-a-willow dept.
You know how, if you want to read a paywalled newspaper article, you can just paste its title into Google News and get a free pass? Those days may be coming to an end. Reader Captian Spazzz writes: "It looks like Google may be bowing to pressure from folks like News Corp.'s Rupert Murdoch. What I don't understand is what prevents the websites themselves from enforcing some limit. Why make Google do it?" (Danny Sullivan explains how they could do that.) "Newspaper publishers will now be able to set a limit on the number of free news articles people can read through Google, the company has announced. The concession follows claims from some media companies that the search engine is profiting from online news pages. Publishers will join a First Click Free programme that will prevent web surfers from having unrestricted access. Users who click on more than five articles in a day may be routed to payment or registration pages."
libcrypto writes: "A United States judge on Tuesday ordered Microsoft Corporation to stop selling Microsoft Word in its current form in the US as it infringes upon a patent owned by a Canadian company, i4i.
Judge Leonard Davis of the US District Court for the Eastern District of Texas passed an injunction to this effect and has given Microsoft 2 months within which the software giant must comply with the order.A patent infringement lawsuit was filed by i4i in 2007 against Micrsoft.
The judge on Tuesday forbade Microsoft from selling Word products which let people create custom XML documents. Microsoft has now been banned from selling or importing into the US any Word products which can open.XML,.DOCX, or DOCM files containing custom XML."
My thoughts exactly. They probably developed a new algorithm for finding the best results. There is no need for a new crawler.
Found this link on search engine architecture which is helpful. http://infolab.stanford.edu/~backrub/google.html
So according to you governments should concentrate on one thing at a time? That is very realistic. Just stop all life while I resolve this one problem.
From my reading this ruling appears to be for the motion filed by Ajit to "Quash the proceedings against him.". The court decided that there is no grounds for that. So the case can go on. I can see no where that the court has decided weather the content is indeed public or private etc. etc. That will be decided only when the actual case comes up for hearing.
Why would anyone google for MS word? I don't remember ever doing that. Well.. maybe once when I forgot the password for that password protected document. Other than that..