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Google +1 For More Than Search Results-> 0

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louismg

on Wednesday March 30 2011, @03:09PM

louismg writes "Google introduced its social recommendations tool, +1, this morning, aimed to tidy search results for your social graph. But the product's intro video says soon you can +1 pages from around the entire Web, and you can already add your shares to your Google Profile."
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Does Global Warming Cause C02?

Submitted by

StealthyRoid

on Sunday March 04 2007, @05:01PM

StealthyRoid writes "A documentary set to air on BBC-4 on Thursday, March 8, makes the claim that the global warming alarmist camp has got the relationship between increasing C02 levels and global warming exactly backwards: That an increase in the Earth's temperature is the cause of elevated C02, and the slight uptick in global average temperature that we've been seeing is the result of cosmological effects, not human interference. The documentary also claims that the attempted "fixes" for global warming demanded by the alarmist movement (massive energy output reductions, de-industrialization, etc...) are going to end up hurting poor nations to the point where they're condemned to life in the stone age."

Free Email Sercives Cashing in on Spam?

Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Sunday March 04 2007, @05:00PM

An anonymous reader writes "I dont't know if you noticed, but whenever the traffic on a free email account on sites like hotmail or yahoo decreases, the level of spam delivered to the inbox increases. Is there a profit-motive there? Or pure coincidence? Going from about 1 spam-mail to about 6 in am month could make you wonder."

Bill Gates on The Future of Computing

Submitted by pigscanfly.ca on Sunday March 04 2007, @04:51PM

pigscanfly.ca writes "Back in 1989 (in the Windows 2.0 days), Bill Gates came to talk to the students of the University of Waterloo on the early days of Microsoft and the future of computing. It's an interesting blast to the past. He even touches on his 640K statement. He also covers lots of other topics, including OS/2, software piracy, the history of the software industry, and his role at Microsoft.The talk is available in a number of audio formats from the University of Waterloo Computer Science Club website."