Goog thinking, Phillip. It's actually a bit scary to sum up what Google knows or can know about you. On the other hand anticipating on this gives a lot of opportunities. |
All of these are
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Don´t forget ehan the U in Url stand for " universal " (or unique?)
:-)
so, think about "universal " links... |
> Don´t forget ehan the U in Url stand for
> " universal " (or unique?)
The U in URL and URI stands for Uniform Resource Locator these days but if I remember correctly, Tim Berners-Lee in his book Weaving the Web suggests it was supposed to mean Universal, but that the "universal ID" claim might have been to big at the time. But I would need to look this up again to see what it said exactly. Hmm, can I use Google Book search to search just one book?
books.google.com/books?id=edWQ ... |
URLs in browser bookmarks and bookmark synchronizer software, URLs in the Google toolbar and other toolbars, URLs in Google Web Accelerator, URLs in software source code, URLs in Usenet posts, URLs on CD-ROMs.
URLs in songs (my kids sing a song which ends in the line "and now the only name that she will answer to is gran.com"). |
>>>URLs are sent around in emails (some of which Google already stores in Gmail)
The line above, I'm afraid, may probably freak out some average online users. I did have a friend who "deletes" all the emails from her Gmail, claiming that Google read her emails. |
Google knows more about you than you do. Google Suggest knows what you want before you do. All your base are ours. |
I reminded me of this:
"When we started this company, we were out to change the world. And we did that. Without us, the change probably would have happened anyway, maybe six months or a year later, and who-knows-what would have played out differently. But we were the ones who actually did it. When you see URLs on grocery bags, on billboards, on the sides of trucks, at the end of movie credits just after the studio logos – that was us, we did that. We put the Internet in the hands of normal people. We kick-started a new communications medium. We changed the world."
jwz.org/gruntle/nomo.html |
