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Posted by chucho on Aug-29-2006 04:15:

google down??

i can't search on google...

is it working with you?

Posted by Ted Promo on Aug-29-2006 04:16:

works fine.

For a second I thought this was the surprise.

Posted by Yan on Aug-29-2006 04:16:

Works great on my end.

Posted by DjConfessions on Aug-29-2006 04:17:

your neighbor blocked your port

Posted by Ted Promo on Aug-29-2006 04:17:

quote:
Originally posted by DjConfessions
your neighbor blocked your port

ONLY IN MY DREAMS!

*sighs*

Posted by kadomony on Aug-29-2006 04:18:

you guys are portblockin me

Posted by chucho on Aug-29-2006 04:18:

wireless netmork has brought a lot of trouble

ok then...it must be my int4rweb

Posted by DjConfessions on Aug-29-2006 04:21:

is it possible to block specific website adresses through ports? All i really know is port 80 will block IE traffic

something new i could do with my unsecured neighbors

Posted by nchs09 on Aug-29-2006 04:21:

[url]http://www.google.com/firefox?client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-USfficial[/url]

works for me`

Posted by chucho on Aug-29-2006 04:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Nou
Even if google is down for you, it might not mean it is down for others. They have lots of datacenters all over the world and your requests are sent to the closest physical one to your location.

i should've known NOU would come with an answer like that

Posted by R!CH on Aug-29-2006 04:28:

google will never go down, n00b

Posted by simplcake on Aug-29-2006 04:29:

quote:
Originally posted by lex400sc
google will never go down, n00b

only jesus has that power, and trust me he gets payed good

Posted by chucho on Aug-29-2006 04:30:

quote:
Originally posted by lex400sc
google will never go down, n00b

that would be the greatest h4x ever

Posted by Lira on Aug-29-2006 04:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Nou
The day google goes down is the day the earth will cease...

Google Grid anyone? http://idorosen.com/mirrors/robinsl...ols-master.html

That's probably the best use of Flash I've ever seen. The only presentation I've seen that comes close to this is LifeSwitch

Posted by KilldaDJ on Aug-29-2006 12:29:

teh day google goes down will be the day i OD on OKRA

Posted by Ivand on Aug-29-2006 12:40:

quote:
Originally posted by Nou
The day google goes down is the day the earth will cease...

Google Grid anyone? http://idorosen.com/mirrors/robinsl...ols-master.html

GoogleZon

Posted by jdat on Aug-29-2006 12:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
That's probably the best use of Flash I've ever seen. The only presentation I've seen that comes close to this is LifeSwitch

Twas nothing but a wannabe Museum presentation

And in regards to the news I wouldn't trust other random unknowns writing the stuff but the idea of parsing articles out of extracted content from NYT etc as envisionned in the video is genius

But one thing that wasn't predicted was that computers would be writing the news instead of humans!
Computers write news at Thomson press article from Financial Times
"Aline van Duyn and Anuj Gangahar on the computers that can turn around earnings stories within 0.3 seconds"

Posted by bas on Aug-29-2006 14:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Nou
The day google goes down is the day the earth will cease...

Google Grid anyone? http://idorosen.com/mirrors/robinsl...ols-master.html

That was really interesting, but the end was hilarious. Googlezon.

Posted by Lira on Aug-29-2006 21:06:

quote:
Originally posted by jdat
Twas nothing but a wannabe Museum presentation

No, that's a possibility. Although it's not that probable, and that would be a worst-case scenario, it does bring some attention to, for example, Wikipedia and other more realistic scenarios.

quote:
Originally posted by jdat
And in regards to the news I wouldn't trust other random unknowns writing the stuff but the idea of parsing articles out of extracted content from NYT etc as envisionned in the video is genius

But one thing that wasn't predicted was that computers would be writing the news instead of humans!
Computers write news at Thomson press article from Financial Times
"Aline van Duyn and Anuj Gangahar on the computers that can turn around earnings stories within 0.3 seconds"

Yeah, and that too, although this is the bit I focused the least

Posted by jdat on Aug-29-2006 21:16:

Funny we discussed the future of the internet earlier and today I fell on a cd I haven't seen in maybe 5 years:

I don't have the book anymore ( I'm sure it's in storage somewhere .... ).

It basically discusses how the information superhighway is going to evolve etc. This was written back in 1996!

I was all happy to find the cd as the book is on there, and there's a Bill Gates audio interview. Well isn't it my luck ... I can't even run the thing cause I don't have a 16 bit os ! ( I need to get winblows 3.1 apparently )

That's promising about the internet and future incompabilities etc.

There's a technical support phone number on the cd-rom for the publisher Penguin books in the Uk .... I called it and got a voicemail message in German for Procter and Gamble!

Damn you Microsoft! Damn you to hell!

Posted by dallastar on Aug-29-2006 21:17:

it's working here in toronto canada!

Posted by jdat on Aug-29-2006 21:19:

quote:
Originally posted by dallastar
it's working here in toronto canada!

The Canadia is off the chartz!