Google Web Accelerator Back With VengeanceNovember 14th, 2005 Google Web Accelerator is back with a vengeance. If your web site bandwidth consumption has spiked in the last couple of days, look to blame it on Google Web Accelerator.
Java versus PHP versus Python versus Ruby - Job ComparisonApril 5th, 2006 An interesting chart comparing available jobs for these four popular languages - java, php, python and ruby. All of them are extensively used for web application development.
Google Web Accelerator closed ... for good?May 9th, 2005 Discussion on the current coma of Google Web Accelerator...
Java versus Ruby versus PHP TrendsMay 23rd, 2006 They say a picture is worth thousand words. Let the picture speak for itself.
Google Pages Introduced and WithdrawnFebruary 24th, 2006 Google seems to have developed a habit of introducing new services and then withdrawing them due to high demand and reintroducing them selectively later. Google Web Accelerator, Google Analytics and now Google Pages, all follow this overused pattern.
How To Easily Defeat Website Access BanJuly 20th, 2006 I found a simple two step process to transparently circumvent any website access ban for non-password protected sites. 1. Install Google Web Accelerator.
Thought experiment: Google Web Accelerator and phpMyAdmin comboMay 11th, 2005 What would happen when a GWA user uses phpMyAdmin?
Google Ahead of Microsoft in Popularity; Java Way Ahead of Paris HiltonJuly 7th, 2006 Google has passed Microsoft in popularity since beginning of 2005. What is even more surprising is their rate of growth and slow decline of Microsoft.
Google Street View 'tracks down' E.T.!March 26th, 2009 LONDON - E.T. has finally been tracked down - in a picture taken for Google Street View.
Designer versus Engineer War at Google; Does Visual Design Matter?March 22nd, 2009 A Google designer recently quit decrying Google's over-reliance on data, even for simple design decisions. Is it bad or is the designer plain wrong?
I think if a design decision can be reduced to a problem solvable by data then it is absolutely the right way to go.
Reverse engineering Google thought process in developing Google Web AcceleratorMay 11th, 2005 An attempt to demonstrate how such brain-dead schemes gets approved in a corporate setting looking to maximize shareholder values.
Free Online Store Setup Using Google Base & Google Checkout in 6 StepsAugust 17th, 2006 6 steps to setup your free online store using Google Base & Google Checkout. Click on the "Sign In" link on the Google Base homepage.
Google Checkout: Google's Internet Payment SystemJune 28th, 2006 This week, possibly as soon as Wednesday, Google is expected by many to unveil a new Internet payment system. It may start out as an online wallet but could become a PayPal-like infrastructure for payments across the Web, handling everything from skis to music and videos, analysts said Tuesday.
16 Qubit Quantum Computer to Debut on Feb 13th; 20 Years Ahead of ScheduleFebruary 10th, 2007 Twenty years before most scientists expected it, DWave has announced a 16 Qubit quantum computer that promises to massively speed up computation as we know it (64, 000 operations simultaneously). DWave will debut at two locations, one at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California on February 13th, and the second at the Telus World of Science in Vancouver, Canada on February 15th.
How To Change Temporary Download Directory of Download Accelerator Plus (DAP)October 8th, 2006 While downloading Fedora Core 5 using DAP, I ran out of temporary disk space (which is by default in C: drive) thereby wasting several hours of download. Download Accelerator Plus (DAP is a popular file download utility) saves the partially downloaded segments in %TEMP% directory.
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