Data Saving in Case of Browser Crashes
So a few days ago I posted a question on the BlogCFC blog about whether I should add "crash protection" to the…
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So a few days ago I posted a question on the BlogCFC blog about whether I should add "crash protection" to the…
The ASP.NET 2.0 provider model has once again amazed me.
The top blogs in 2006 mainly focused on politics and satire according to a report from Nielsen BuzzMetrics. The top blog, based on the number of inbound links from other blogs between Jan. 1 and Nov. 30, 2006, was mother.livejournal.com's petition against changes in the livejournal interface. The single post was linked to in 801 posts by 786 other blogs.
Satisfaction with federal government Web sites rose slightly in the fourth quarter of 2006.
One of Gmail's biggest bragging points is that it offers an ever-increasing amount of storage. It's a new year, though, and the times, they are a-changing (with apologies to Bob Dylan for that line). Gmail's storage capacity appears to have leveled off at 2800 megabytes.
2006 was a good year for Google, but 2007 didn't start off too well. The primary search engine apparently forgot how to do math, as both its calculator and currency conversion functions stopped working. The proverbial hangover has passed, however, and things are back to normal now.