The winners of the Technorati Developer Contest have been announced. (Among them Aaron Swartz of the Google Weblog.)
Out of curiosity I compiled an overview of all two-letter domain names, starting from www.aa.com down to www.zz.com.
Some of the domains, like hy.com or wu.com, are for sale. I wonder, what’s a realistic price for those?
In Germany (country code “de”), two letter domain names aren’t allowed anymore. However in the very early days you could still register them. Now in Germany there are and will be only three second-level domains with two letters:
Yahoo is presenting their favorite sites of 2004.
JenSense is a weblog all about contextual advertising, like Google AdWords and AdSense. [Via ResearchBuzz.]
I recently pointed to the first website ever. Now here’s the first spam mail ever. [Via Gadgetopia.]
What did they play with in the 70s and 80s?
Here are ASCII babes for ASCII-art lovers.
Onle one got the recent Google Mystery Image right: it was a coffee machine. And the winner is:
Judge blogs by their cover.
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