Charlene Li takes a first look (along with screenshots) at Yahoo’s upcoming 360 blogging-flickr-friendster-anything project. [Via Battelle.]
This is funny: Denis Rionnet’s Flash-based Netdisaster allows you to attack your own blog in a variety of ways (like floods, a Marsian attack, bombs, or meteors). [Via Elliott.]
A recent discussion on search engines made me think of the four time zones search engines tap:
Far past | Recent past | Present | Future |
---|---|---|---|
Wayback Machine |
Google Yahoo MSN Ask Jeeves |
Technorati Feedster Bloglines Search Daypop Google News Search Yahoo News Search |
Google Alerts Indigo Google Alert Yahoo Alerts PubSub |
Gary Price points to a list of words most commonly disguised by spammers (think “v1agra”, one of the 5,600,000,000 words caught by the Sophos anti-spam filter). Here’s the top 10:
Google News does not tell in detail which sources they are using. PrivateRadio now wrote a script which screen-scrapes Google News to compile a list of sources. It currently shows 723 sources (along with the headlines which appeared) aggregated from the last 48 hours. While this isn’t the complete list yet – a complete list would contain thousands of distinct sources – this is already interesting. [Via Buzzmachine.]
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