Sixteen snippets of supposed 'secrets'/trivia from the world of Google
Ah, alliteration. Here's the write up by someone of a lecture by a Google employee.
With the web server I'm using being a bit faster again, and a new version being introduced in my absence from it, I'm back using the diary posting software w.bloggar.
From Slashdot today: AOL killing Usenet access and a link to a Scientific American article that mentions the NZDL project. S27(1) is probably far small at the moment (possibly forever too small, too) to even think of trying out their software project (Greenstone), of course. And, from the New York Times: a teacher is charged over an attack on her principal. For some reason, the title on its own reminds me of the British-made television show Teachers. Also at the NYT is an article about the
differences in form between men and women, but [that these differences do] not mean that they function differently.