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Finding Sites in Other Languages by Searching Hypertext? I’ve been enjoying visiting many sites that are written in languages other than English, such as Google.Dirson.com and Referencement, Design et Cie, and others. I often rely on some of the translation services available online to read those sites, but I have trouble searching the web to … Read more
Angie McKaig writes about the possible expansion of Google’s Transit Trip Planner service to Toronto. When I originally wrote this post, the Google Transit service was only available in the Portland, Oregon, area, according to the Google Transit FAQ at that time. Still, that page told us that they “plan to expand to cities throughout … Read more
Connections Between Members of a Social Network as Related Nodes Helping people fall in love, easier searching in social networks, and storing XML are the subjects of some newly published documents at the US Patent and Trademark office assigned to Yahoo! Yesterday, a patent on preprocessing some of the connections between members of a social … Read more
I’ve spent part of today setting up a local blog, focusing upon the small college town I live within. Many of the things I find myself wanting to post to a blog are about local events, local history, small-town politics, and mundane happenings around where I live. Those don’t seem to fit here, but I … Read more
Mobile Advertisments Part of the Future at Google New patent applications and a financial statement from Google arrived this morning. They point at a Google that’s growing a little less dependent on cables and desktop computers, focusing on mobile advertisements. Google filed their annual report with the Securities and Exchange Commission today, and there are … Read more