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Update on 1000 CES Shots
Well I'm beginning to seriously think I will not make my goal of a 1,000 photos of CES while here.
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Internet Ad Future Is A Load Of Bull
Expect a bull market for Internet advertising in 2007. Expect that bull to keep charging for the foreseeable future. In fact, says Susquehanna Financial Group (SFG), 2007 will mark a crucial turning point in the industry. Think Google. Think targeting, video, social networks, and online gaming. And don't stop thinking about them. But forget about the page view altogether.
Google Delves Further Into Home Design
Google's modeling applications received an upgrade earlier this week; SketchUp 6 (free) and SketchUp Pro 6 (not free) are now available. Most of the new features relate to the software's 3D capabilities.
Employment Site Traffic Has Ups and Downs
The first week of a new year, people want two things overall: a new body and a new job. Last week we found out that on New Year's Day, visits to dieting websites spiked by 57 percent. By the end of the week it seems all that dieting is going toward a new suit as visits to job site jump by 31 percent.
Invalidating the Linux Buffer Cache
When you write data, it doesn't necessarily get written to disk right then. The kernel maintains caches of many things, and disk data is something where a lot of work is done to keep everything fast and efficient.
TypePad Menus (And Getting Rid of the Border)
Have been doing some development work for a business blogging customer of ours, and again need to send out mad props (that's what the kids these days say, right?) to John T. Unger and his Typepad Hacks site.
