Simple Algorithm for Google’s Rankings
Perhaps Google’s algorithm isn’t as difficult as we all think? No, I haven’t been sitting in front of the microwave for too…
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Perhaps Google’s algorithm isn’t as difficult as we all think? No, I haven’t been sitting in front of the microwave for too…
A statement at the MyLiveSearch site says, “…..and they thought it couldn’t be done!” I’m not sure who “they” are,” what “it” is, and I have to point out that MyLiveSearch hasn’t “done” much of anything - the search engine has yet to launch - but this may all be a reference to beating Google.
Andy Wilson. Remember the guy I introduced you to at Microsoft Research? Funny, he was at the Maker Faire last weekend talking to everyone and showing off his latest thing. He builds demos for Bill Gates and he was the one who first showed me the PlayTable. Now called “Surface Computing.”
ColdFusion's latest version emerges for the first time under the Adobe brand name; it's changed a lot since its early dot-com days of doing database calls for HTML.
Online tie-ins usually annoy me. If I see one more commercial that sends me to a website for the express purpose of seeing another commercial . . . But prizes are good. And Jeopardy is interesting. So a new Google-Jeopardy tie-in definitely has promise.
It was a team effort, but GoDaddy.com was the main mover; it’s this domain name registrar that “will take over the entire portfolio of more than 850,000 generic top-level domain (gTLD) names held by RegisterFly.” "GoDaddy And Friends Rescue RegisterFly Database"